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HUSTON THROWS FOR NATIONAL RECORD 824 YARDS IN 69-58 WIN OVER PARKVIEW (https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=310290)

HUSTON THROWS FOR NATIONAL RECORD 824 YARDS IN 69-58 WIN OVER PARKVIEW

ROFLROFLROFL

Finally Springfield has something to be proud of besides cashew chicken.

Also QBs named Alex FTMFW

http://www.ozarkssportszone.com/2017...over-parkview/

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Springfield, Mo. — Glendale quarterback Alex Huston was nothing more than reserved after setting national high school records in yards (824), completions (70) and attempts (88) in a performance that lifted the Falcons to a wild 69-58 victory over Parkview Friday night.

Reserved about accomplishing what no quarterback in high school history has, saying, “I don’t really look into that stuff.”

And reserved on what this record means to him, saying, “I was just worried about getting the win. That’s all I can say.”

Huston completed 70-of-88 passes for 824 yards, nine touchdowns and two picks, throwing for 443 yards in the first half and 381 in the second. He need say nothing else in a game that saw Glendale produce 856 yards of offense and Parkview 705 for a combined 1,561.

Huston’s 70 completions broke Grant Sherman’s (Kenton, Ohio) previous record 58, set in 2013 under now Glendale coach Mike Mauk. His 88 attempts broke Tyler Hutchinson’s (Greenville, Ill.) 87, year unknown. And his 824 yards broke David Coral’s (Palisades, Calif.) 764 yards, set in 2000. (All according to MaxPreps.)

Huston completed passes to 15 different receivers, finished the first half with seven touchdowns and added a rushing touchdown in the second half that sealed the win with 51 seconds left and the Falcons up just five.

That's the way coach Mauk wants it. I've watched them play a few tome. It sugks

Now that is two very shitty defenses.

Did either team even field a defense or did the quarterbacks just chuck it up for grabs all night?

I heard Greg Robinson is the volunteer dc for Parkview.

care to explain the backstory w/ these cashew chicken claims?

It's not about the QB. It's about receivers that can catch!

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Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 13098793)

care to explain the backstory w/ these cashew chicken claims?

He's finally right about something.

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Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 13098793)

care to explain the backstory w/ these cashew chicken claims?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cashew_chicken

I live in Springfield and didn't know about the Cashew Chicken thing until recently

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Originally Posted by damaticous (Post 13098891)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cashew_chicken

I live in Springfield and didn't know about the Cashew Chicken thing until recently

interesting - wonder if that place is still there?

I coached with an opposing team that faced Glendale and Huston last year... kid is really, really good. It's not just a system thing.

Don't get me wrong, he has a great luxury when it comes to pass protection because most teams won't dare rush more than 3 defenders, but a lot of that is because of how great he is in the pocket. He escapes sacks as good as anyone QB I've seen play within the conference in recent years.

Extremely accurate, appeared to have a pretty good arm. Very good vision and awareness. And he is doing it this year with an entirely different stable of receivers. Can't take much away from him.

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Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 13098973)

interesting - wonder if that place is still there?

It is, but at a different location on Republic Road. Same name, same family.

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Originally Posted by damaticous (Post 13098891)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cashew_chicken

I live in Springfield and didn't know about the Cashew Chicken thing until recently

Then you haven't lived.

One of my nephews plays WR for Glendale. Wish I could see a stat sheet to see if he had some catches in that game.

This might be apocryphal.

But the first time Mauk met with the players back in the Spring of 2013, he of course explained his philosophy of running a 5 WR naked shotgun spread.

One of the underclassmen running backs raised his hand and goes "Coach, am I gonna get to run the ball?"

Mauk goes "Of course you're going to run the ball: right after you catch it."