Billy Cosh threw for 319 yards and six touchdowns to four different receivers as visiting and top-ranked Arundel scored four times in the second quarter en route to a 62-21 victory over Meade.
Joe Blackwell rushed for 118 yards and a score for the Wildcats, with 112 of those yards coming in the first half as the Wildcats uncharacteristically struggled early. Arundel's first three drives ended with the ball going over on downs once and a pair of...
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Proud Arundel alum! - 2009-11-02 09:42:14
It's great to see my alma mater as a Regional Powerhouse...GO GREEN!
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Raising the Bar - 2009-10-31 10:08:06
Well done to Meade for hanging in there for a quarter...that is progress. What's great about Arundel's program is that it gives AA County teams a "measuring stick" on what it will take to compete at the State level. That is something that has been lacking in AA for some time.
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