Thirteen takes from Armwood (Fla.) at Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)

From sea of Gorman orange to blows of Armwood blue, from brawny linemen to athletic game-breakers, from stingy defenses to fourth-quarter comebacks, Armwood's 20-17 victory pretty much had it all.

Thumbnail image of this articles writer: Mitch Stephens
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Aug 29, 2011, 11:58pm
Nothing put power and brawn in the trenches of this one.
Nothing put power and brawn in the trenches of this one.
Photo by Jann Hendry
9. The best game was in the trenches

This will be the best interior battle we'll see all year. We're talking some serious brawn and muscle and each side took control at certain times. The best matchup was Gorman's offensive line featuring Ronnie Stanley (6-6, 275), Nick Strehlow (6-2, 280), Ron Scoggins (6-3, 315) – among others – versus Armwood's Allen Covington (6-2, 225), Sheldin Lewinson (6-2, 235), Randall Drayton (6-4, 290) and Freddie Martin (6-3, 220). "Those guys were studs," Sanchez said.
There was at least six Division I players battling one the line in this one.
There was at least six Division I players battling one the line in this one.
Photo by Jann Hendry

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