Mon, Nov 23 2009
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MHS O-line paves way for big win By Mike KaysPhoenix Sports Editor “It’s hard to point to any one player on offense as far as credit,” Hennesy said. “The whole unit was solid. Any of them deserved this honor.”
Also considered for the honor: senior Robert Thomas, who blocked an extra point, field goal and scored a rushing touchdown inserted as fullback in a short-yardage situation. The win sets Muskogee (3-2, 2-0) on a course where they could get Jenks at home the final Friday in October with the 6A-3 championship on the line, although with Broken Arrow playing the Trojans this week, a Tigers’ win could allow for the possibility of a three-way tie and the use of tiebreaker points. The Roughers play at Sand Springs (4-1, 2-0) on Friday. 
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