Cosh went 33-for-44 with six touchdowns and 380 yards, moving his career total to 6,718 to pass North County's Mike Pfisterer's previous county record of 6,522 career...
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11/07/09
Billy Cosh and R.J. Harris had record-breaking nights to pace a near-perfect offensive performance as Arundel completed an unbeaten regular season and earned the top seed in the Class 4A East Region playoffs by topping Southern, 69-28. Find Us On Facebook
Harris pulled down 12 passes for 144 yards and three touchdowns, putting his season total at 24, breaking the former teammates Branden Johnson-Farrell and Alec Lemon's marks of 23 for the Maryland public school record.
Cosh went 33-for-44 with six touchdowns and 380 yards, moving his career total to 6,718 to pass North County's Mike Pfisterer's previous county record of 6,522 career...
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