Little space was left for football fans except standing room along the chainlink on both sides of Odell field Friday as the 3-0 Tuttle Tigers came to town to face the 3-0 Cushing Tigers. The top two teams in class 4A football did not disappoint.
It was youth night at Friday’s Cushing Tiger game against Tuttle and members of the youth football teams ran out with the Tigers, while youth cheerleaders joined their varsity counterparts on the field.
Kinley Witt and the rest of the Tiger cheerleading squad keep fans amped up in Berryhill.
Cushing Tiger quarterback Blaze Berlowitz and receiver Camden Crooks connected to score five of Cushing’s six touchdowns in last Friday’s 55- 14 rout of the Berryhill Chiefs.
Berlowitz and Crooks accounted for more than half of Cushing’s 306 total passing yards.
The Cushing Tigers tamed the Perkins-Tryon Demons 48-14 last week, taking their record to 2-0 and sending a message to the rest of Oklahoma 4A football that this season, the Tigers are in it to win it.
Lane had eight catches for 130 yards and two touchdowns against Perkins last week.
Noah had a pick-six, rushed for 163 yards and broke up several Perkins pass attempts.
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Cushing Tiger Blaze Berlowitz looks downfi eld for an open receiver against the Perkins Demons last Friday, Berlowitz threw for 645 yards and six touchdowns to lead the Tigers to a 48-14 victory. Story inside.
Tiger Quarterback Blaze Berlowitz rolls out in search of an open receiver. He threw for 399 yards.