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The Wolverines did a pretty decent job containing Heisman Trophy-hopeful Buckeyes quarterback C.J. McCarthy passing for 263 yards and three touchdowns. The run game was also complemented by the pass game with the arm of sophomore quarterback J.J. The Wolverines traveled to Columbus, Ohio for this edition of “The Game.” The Wolverines ultimately controlled this game with the run game led by sophomore running back Donovan Edwards who rushed for 216 yards on 22 carries, and scored two touchdowns. “The Game” between Michigan Wolverines and Ohio State Buckeyes is always circled on each team’s calendar because of the hatred between the two teams, but most importantly for a shot at the Big 10 Championship game and College Football Playoff implications. All these games held huge playoff implications, and some teams tried to spoil the others’ promising season. The games that were most exciting had to be “The Game” between the No.2 Ohio State Buckeyes and the No.3 Michigan Wolverines, the in-state South Carolina rivalry between the No.8 Clemson Tigers and the unranked South Carolina Gamecocks, and the battle for the Jeweled Shillelagh between the No.6 USC Trojans and the No.15 Notre Dame Fighting Irish. “The faster we get off the ball, the more plays we will make.In week 13 of the college football season, there were many big rivalry games filled with entertainment and implications to the College Football Playoff, coming in another month. “Our coaches stressed to get off this week,” Peterson said. Additionally, combining for a sack were Trayanum and Clark, junior Chances Carter-Hill and Hightower, and Peterson and Trayanum. Junior Darryl Peterson III had three solo sacks, and Hightower and senior Anthony Threadgill each had one solo sack. “We pride ourselves on speed, and we obviously displayed it here today,” Trayanum said. V-M senior Jahiem Peake recovered a fumble and also had a sack. Hoban scored nine points in the fourth quarter on a 25-yard field goal by Durkin at 11:56 and a 17-yard touchdown run by junior Victor Dawson at 7:27. Said Tyrrell: “We are playing very physical, it is just we have to play smart.”

“I love that we won and got the shutout on defense, but we made so many little mistakes,” Trayanum said. Trayanum ran for two touchdowns in the second quarter, scoring from 16 yards out at 8:28 and from 4 yards out at 3:43. Hamm also gained 43 yards on eight carries behind linemen Luke Petit, Keyshawn Haynes, Colton Burkhart, Walter Ganous and Jake Burns. He made a great catch on the ball … and made a great run after the catch and made a couple people miss and got in the end zone.” “From there, it is just make sure that safety doesn’t come over the top to get Caden. “On film, we see that their corners bite hard on any screen plays, so we had a fake screen and go,” Hamm said. Sophomore Charlie Durkin followed with his first of three extra points. Hoban’s offense then struck quickly when Hamm threw a 40-yard touchdown pass to senior Caden Clark with 10:32 to go in the first quarter. Hightower recorded a sack on the second play. V-M’s offense into a quick punt to end the first possession of the game. “We played really well at times on offense, but we are killing ourselves. “The defense played unbelievable with a shutout,” Hoban coach Tim Tyrrell. Hamm completed 14-of-18 passes for 184 yards and a touchdown. Hoban junior quarterback Shane Hamm was named the Most Valuable Player of the Game by the Great American Rivalry Series, which is presented by the United States Marine Corps. Two playoff wins are also included in the current streak. Friday’s victory was the fifth consecutive regular-season victory for the Knights. Mary on Friday night at the University of Akron’s InfoCision Stadium.ĭeaMonte Trayanum and Devin Hightower were among the senior standouts for Hoban (4-1), which defeated St.

Hoban relied on its overwhelming muscle and speed on offense and defense to earn a 30-0 football victory over rival St.

The Shillelagh Trophy is staying at Archbishop Hoban High School for another year.