Ballou wide receiver Labron Johnson ran across the field, waving his arms as he celebrated a 29-26 win over Theodore Roosevelt that seemed unlikely when his team trailed by 13 points at halftime. “We all had to come together, everybody wanted to win this game,” Penny said. An offensive gaffe by Roosevelt allowed the Knights to gain possession with just over a minute remaining. Penny connected with Gater for a 21-yard touchdown passwith 4.7 seconds left in the fourth quarter — putting Ballou ahead by a point. “Our starting quarterback, Aaron Penny, came back and did what he needed to do,” Rodgers said.

Source: Washington Post September 29, 2018 02:26 UTC