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Crimson's Ghost wrote:Couple things, holy old Point Stadium.  And how was Somerset allowed to wear orange jerseys when McCort was at home wearing red lol
Good thing they had different Color pants. Lok
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Artrell had a solid career at Cincinnati but if I remember correctly he really boosted his stock at the NFL combine. He put up some impressive numbers and got himself drafted in round 2 I believe.
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Almost 20 years later, Jones still is 14th All Time in the state of PA - all classifications.  221 TD's , 7 District Titles, 7 first team all state nominations, 2 State Finals and a credit card away from 3, along with a 92 yard run for glory that stood as the longest in final history for 15 years.  I'd say the top 3 are hard to beat separated by 1 year.

1 Jesse Jones 6,902 (1997-2000)
2 Brice Mertiff 4,507 (2002-2004)
3 Marcus Owens 4,314 (1994-1996)
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If only closed minds came with closed mouths
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I'd have to second that TAHS. Those are very impressive numbers that would be hard to beat.
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Lefteyelouie wrote:I played in that one.  Best game and atmosphere I had in HS football.  Stands were packed standing room only with endzone full of people..  That was the year after Benbow was gone we went undefeated in the regular season. Took one on the chin from FH in the playoffs.  
I stood in the scoreboard end zone and watched Bedford practice that play a dozen (it seemed) times in warmups.  Everyone knew it was coming, but still caught the Ranger D off guard.  Great game.
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One other thing about Benbow ... it was either the week before or week after the Westmont game, he rushed for 255 yards on 10 carries against Central Cambria, IIRC.

He was fast but he was big, too. There was another Benbow I think that played a couple of years earlier who was a lineman. Like maybe 260-pound kid.
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The other was Jim Benbow.  Was on Bedfords 11-0 team that finished 2nd in the state.  He went on to be a starting OT for IUP.  I'd guess he was 6'4" 270 range.  
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Jimmy was a teammate/classmate of mine before he transferred to Bedford, great guy. I was at the Bedford BM game when Billy ran that kid down and saved a touchdown, I have never seen a faster high school kid personally it was like his feet weren't even touching the ground. They had hyped that game all week and it lived up to it, glad I attended.
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Jim Benbow was the best offensive lineman I have ever played against including several who played in the NFL.  
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