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Things learned, observed in Pacific high school football Week 3.0

-- Only once did either team try to punt against the wind, Kinnick with 4:50 left until halftime, and that went just three yards. The rest of the way, even when they were backed deep in their own territory, each team refused to punt into the wind, instead trying to run for first downs to hold onto the ball. Almost as if running offensive plays were as effective as trying to punt. -- The only clear advantage I saw was how Yokota’s defensive line manhandled Kinnick’s offensive line. Dustin Kimbrell exploited what few holes Kinnick could open, mostly on those little quick traps through the gut, en route to 63 yards on 16 carries. But quarterback Quinton Holden found himself on the run all night whenever he tried to pass; Yokota punched through Kinnick’s front line with relative ease. -- A sidebar to that: While Morgan Breazell has asserted himself as Japan’s rushing leader, Hanson became a revelation on Friday, rushing for 87 yards on 11 carries. Most of those were on third-down conversions and he had no runs for negative yards. Hanson got kicked in the shin at game’s end, but he should be fine for Yokota’s next game Sept. 16 at home against American School In Japan. -- You could very easily say that both sides scouted each other well. Yokota kept trying the right side of its offensive line, and Kinnick repeatedly stuffed the Panthers’ ballcarriers, holding them to single-digit yards most of the night. Conversely, an attempted reverse handoff to Akish Davis of Kinnick was read perfectly and stuffed by Yokota defensive lineman Jesse Christmas for an 8-yard loss. -- Another thing the wind disrupts is ball security. Yokota and Robert D. Edgren combined for 18 fumbles in the Panthers’ 34-0 win Aug. 26 at Yokota’s Bonk Field in the other season opener; Zama and Kinnick combined for 17 at Zama. There were “only” 10 fumbles in Friday’s contest, five of those recovered by Yokota.

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