W WMS .0 I A ,il l Ui-tin. 1 1 L F J K , X 'su ' lar-Wraaifit v IN THE SECOND ,half, Darin Childress prepares for the snap. Bobby Simpson scored the only points in the game as the Panthers won by a score of seven to six against Richardson. AFTER THE HEARTBREAKINGN defeat to the Plano Wildcats, Randy johnson lifts his finger to sing the Alma Mater on the sidelines. 1 Q fx. if ,Q dfglfll as .5 . .F ,ff A tj . ,ff Q, 1 exh-Q' 'QW ,- f so X 4 al 31 xi T ii I . , . Football '84 n the weak hours of the summer mornings, football players in every kind of T-shirt and half shirt available emerged and made their way to the field house for practice. Up and down the bleachers, sprints around the field, and endless hours in the weight room were where it all began for the 1984 Panthers. A certain drive, force or initiative was there that had somehow been absent in the years past. It hadn't escaped a player. This was going to be a different season . . . a winning season. The glow of the lights reflected off the field into the star filled sky. The fans roared and screamed from the stands. The Panthers beat the Richardson Eagles 7-6 in the opening game of the season. The next game was against Richardson Pierce, where the Panthers left with another victory. People were raising eyebrows at the guys, district was in the minds of all. The following week the famous Plano Football '84 Wildcats put a block on the winning streak. After a grueling battle in misting rain, the Wildcats pulled off a fourth quarter win. Plano, who ,went on to the playoffs, defeated the Pan- thers 21-12. Rebuilding after the close loss to such a ma- jor school was hard for the young team. The guys planned on regrouping their spirit for their game against Nimitz. Their spirit remained, yet the Panthers were faced with another loss. The Panthers faced their hardest game of the season against South Grand Prairie. The game meant a berth to a playoff spot. Unfortunately, the Panthers lost. It was a tough game, and the final score was 26-22. The Panthers recovered by finishing the year with wins over R. L. Turner, Newman Smith, Ir- ving, Grand Prairie, and MacArthur. They gave only 54 points while scoring 125. Several players were honored with all district titles.
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