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Playoff Opener Shocker: Highly Ranked Richmond Randle Upset by Texas-Sized College Station Consolidated

Tigers Deliver Late Decisive Score

A&M Consolidated opened with a 12-yard touchdown pass from Goodwin to Moore, then made it 14-0 on Ja’marlon Mooring’s long scoring run. Randle answered with a field goal, but Goodwin found Joseph Young for a 26-yard touchdown to put the Tigers ahead 21-3.

Randle scored twice before halftime, including a Hail Mary from Jamir Young to Kamar Chavez-Brown, trimming the deficit to 21-17. Williams-Callis gave the Lions a 24-21 lead with a fourth-quarter touchdown run.

With under two minutes left, the Tigers faced third-and-26 at Randle’s 32-yard line. Goodwin connected with Moore for the go-ahead score, and Randle’s final drive ended when A&M Consolidated stopped a desperation lateral play.

A Remarkable Randle Run Ends

He finished with 235 rushing yards and two touchdowns in the loss. His career totals were 10,206 yards, while his season totals were 2,712 yards and 39 touchdowns.

Next Round And Possible Matchup

A&M Consolidated improved to 7-4 and advanced to the area round, where it will play Goose Creek Memorial. Goose Creek Memorial reached the round by beating Houston Milby 82-27.

The area-round winner will advance to the regional semifinals against the winner of the game between Pflugerville Weiss and Port Arthur Memorial. A regional final between A&M Consolidated and crosstown rival College Station is also possible. College Station is on the other side of the regional bracket and plays La Porte.

Key points

  • A&M Consolidated beat unbeaten Richmond Randle 28-24 in the bi-district playoff opener.
  • Holt Goodwin’s late touchdown pass to Mari Moore put the Tigers ahead for good.
  • Landen Williams-Callis reached 10,000 career rushing yards and finished with 10,206.
  • A&M Consolidated advances to face Goose Creek Memorial in the area round.
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