Ground Game Leads Yukon over Edmond Santa Fe
Senior running back Terry Jones scored five touchdowns in the Millers second win of the season.
Thursday, July 28th 2011, 5:45 pm
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News On 6
Originally Published: Sep 9, 2010 10:58 PM CDT
Gerald Goodridge
Oklahoma Sports Staff Writer
EDMOND, Oklahoma -- After putting up two scores in Yukon’s opener against Mustang, running back Terry Jones tried to outdo himself against the Edmond Santa Fe Wolves and led the Millers to a 39-19 win Thursday.
The Yukon (2-0) senior racked up 128 yards and five total touchdowns in the double-digit win over the Wolves.
Jones came out firing early for the Millers, scoring the games’ first two touchdowns – including returning the opening kick 82 yards for a score – to give Yukon a 14-0 lead.
Edmond Santa Fe (0-2) quarterback Ty Hensley responded with a touchdown pass in the second, but Jones and the Millers came out firing yet again.
On the opening drive of the second half, Jones capped off a long drive with a 20-yard touchdown run to give the Millers a 21-6 advantage.
The Wolves closed the gap with a seven-play, 63-yard touchdown drive, capped off with a seven-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Paul Bronson to sophomore Khari Harding. Edmond Santa Fe attempted the two-point conversion, but missed to trail 21-12.
After Edmond Santa Fe forced the punt, returner Brandon Reece fielded it on the run and returned it down the sidelines 35 yards for a score. But, Jones proved to be too much late.
Yukon strung together two long drives, both capped off by Jones touchdown runs – including going untouched for a 24-yard score – to take a 35-19 score and close the door.