Football Recap: Dunbar Piles Up the Points Against Digital Harbor + How To Watch

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Previous Games

10/24/25 - Home	50-6 W
11/01/24 - Away	46-0 W
10/19/23 - Home	58-0 W
09/02/22 - Away	58-0 W
09/03/21 - Neutral	52-0 W
+ 5 more games

Dunbar won the last time they faced Digital Harbor and things went their way on Friday too. The Poets breezed past the Rams to the tune of 50-6. The Poets might be getting used to big wins seeing as the team has won six contests by 28 points or more this season.

Kyrell Lynch was the offensive standout of the game as he threw for 241 yards and a pair of TDs while completing 75% of his passes. 88 of Lynch's passing yards were hauled in by Normauri Johnson, who also brought in a receiving touchdown.

Wins are hard to come by when you can't run the rock, something Dunbar proved: they limited Digital Harbor to a paltry 1.6 yards per carry. The team can thank Jason Gause for the heroic effort on defense: he. Dunbar's run defense has been on the up-and-up: they allowed 4.95 yards per carry earlier this season, but they've only allowed 6.67 on average over their last five games.

Dunbar's defense didn't let Amadi Torbit, get away unscathed either: they got into the backfield for three sacks. The team can thank three different players for their defensive prowess: Malik Davis, Jabari Torbit, and Amir Hicks, who each picked up one sack apiece.

Dunbar's record is now 6-1. As for Digital Harbor, they are on a three-game losing streak that has dropped them down to 3-5.

Both squads will have to hit the road in their upcoming matchups. Dunbar will head out to face off against Patterson at 2:00 p.m. on Friday. The Poets will be up against the Clippers' rather soft defense (which has allowed 32.75 points per contest), so fans could be in store for a big offensive performance. As for Digital Harbor, they will venture away from home to square off against Mergenthaler Vo-Tech at 4:00 p.m. on Friday. The Mustangs' defense has only allowed 10.9 points per game this season, so the Rams' offense will have their work cut out for them.