Lakeview Centennial High School - Legacy Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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J oh for another big gain. Jay Monroe leads the Patriots onto the field for another game

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-Inconsistency Plagues JV The J.V. football team, under the coaching of Eddie Henderson, Mark Lipscomb and Jack Catlett, proved that there is truth to that old say- ing: Hlt's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game. The team's efforts and outstan- ding team spirit led L.C. to a 3-7 season. Running backs Eddie Brasil, Greg Utley and Todd Ralston, quarterback Bubba Garcia and lineman Cody Alexander, Donny Franks, Kevin Todd and Mike Wynn were the offensive leaders. Kicker Lance Brownlee added field goals and ex- tra points for the Patriots. Defensively the Patriots Outstanding Honors go to linebackers Scott DeWees and Shane Hopkins defensive ends Mike McCaughly and Randy Knight safeties Brian Sam- ford and Robby Dickson noseguard Ray Chap- man and cornerback Tim McCoy. In the Highland Park game Brasil had five touchdowns and 32 carries for 180 yards. The Patriots had exceptional play from both offensive and defensive lines. Greg Utley returned a punt for 76 yards in the fourth quarter for the last Patriot score Lance Brownlee added the extra point leaving the Scots helpless with a 41-7 vic- tory. Lakeview went on to run right over the Newman Smith Trojans as Bubba Garcia started out the game with a 12 yard touchdown pass. The second touchdown pass of the game went from Garcia to Phil Harding. Lance Brownlee had two long range field goals and both extra points rustl- ing in another big Patriot win. Patriot defense r A' ., at 65 '14 xi if G lf T T 5 xx -1 M .J Q 1 f Y s' T X .esaik J If The offensive line plays a vital role in the success of an offense