Unfortunately for Temple, the miscues it did make proved to be blood in the water for Duncanville’s talented, experienced team.
Temple’s lost fumble on the game’s first possession set up a Duncanville touchdown on its first snap, and Alabama-committed quarterback Keelon Russell threw four TD passes — two to Oregon pledge Dakorien Moore — in the first 1½ quarters as the Panthers romped to a 42-0 halftime lead en route to a 49-7 bi-district win on a cool Friday night at Panther Stadium.
District 12-6A runner-up Temple, which lost four of its six fumbles and threw an interception, finished 7-4 one year after going 1-9 overall and winless in district.
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