I was able to make the game, Peyton had a great pass about 50 yards in the air to the 2 yd line. A TD was quickly scored followed by a bad snap of which the holder quickly ran in for 2 points. This was around 1:55 left in the half. Nazareth kicked off and held BeCa on a 3 and out. A bad punt put the ball around the BeCa 35 and Nazareth squeaked in another TD with no time remaining. Mid-way in the 3rd quarter they pulled Peyton after he drove the team down to around the opposing 25 yd line. Unfortunately, fumbles and other errors no further scoring was accomplished. This was the second game in a row where Peyton and a good portion of the starters were pulled after putting up a 36+ points in the first half. I noticed that Peyton had good protection, he also can get the ball downfield over 50 yds in the air (he overthrew one WR by about 2-3 yds and one was off the fingertips). He didn't run much in this game, but in an earlier game I saw he reeled off a 40+ yard and though looking thin and lanky, he had moves and didn't appear like a long-legged stork running downfield. I was also impressed with Newsome on a few plays. I am not an expert by any means, but if Peyton is getting good protection, could one of the linemen be worth investing. Just a thought. Excerpt from the local paper (With Virginia Tech commit Peyton Falzone at quarterback, Lafayette commit Caleb Newsome at wide receiver and one of the top local 2025 recruits in Marquez Wimberly at running back, Nazareth football can go toe-to-toe with anyone in the area in the playmaker department. Bethlehem Catholic learned that lesson the hard way as the sensational trio had its way early and often in a 36-7 blowout victory for the Blue Eagles on Saturday night at BASD Stadium. Nazareth raced out to a 36-0 halftime lead and never looked back on the arm of Falzone, who racked up 200 yards through the air and three touchdowns. “I’m so proud of everybody and how they played,” Falzone said. “We were able to be super dynamic and knew we wanted to get the ball into our playmakers’ hands and that’s exactly what we did.”) ((Please note that the head coach is Tom Falzone)) TEAM STATISTICS N; BC First downs; 15; 4 Rushes-yards; 37-149; 22-79 Passing yards; 200; 80 Comp-Att-INTs; 13-20-0; 2-16-0 Punts; 3-27.7; 4-22.3 Fumbles-lost; 4-0; 2-1 Penalties-yards; 2-15; 5-47 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing: (N) Marquez Wimberly 15-139, 2 TDs; Jacob Angione 5-18; Cooper Wenrich 4-10; Peyton Falzone 2-9; Cooper Madson 2-1; Caleb Moore 2-(-4); Derek Simpson 1-(-5); Chase Snyder 1-(-5); Logan Smith 4-(-6); Logan Kappel 1-(-7). (BC) Jeziah Gregory 9-49; Cayden Vassa 8-20; Justin Martinez 2-5; Zemi Rodriguez 3-5. Passing: (N) Falzone 13-19-0, 200 yards, 3 TDs; Madson 0-1-0. (BC) Cay. Vassa 2-10-0, 80 yards, TD; Axel Burkart 0-6-0. Receiving: (N) Caleb Newsome 5-76, TD; Luke DiPietro 2-56, TD; Matt Leluga 2-24; Wimberly 1-16, TD; Chase Kilareski 2-15; Tanner Zelachowski 1-13; (BC) Carter Vassa 1-68, TD; Gregory 1-12.