Allen vs. Prosper: Texas 6-6A Title Showdown – Scores & Highlights
The highly anticipated District 6-6A title game featured a showdown between two undefeated teams: No. 2 Allen and No. 7 Prosper. Both teams entered the contest with flawless records of 7-0. The match, originally scheduled for Friday night, was rescheduled to a Saturday afternoon kickoff due to potential inclement weather. The game commenced at 1 p.m. Central Time in Prosper, with significant implications for playoff seeding on the line.
Match Overview
Both squads boasted formidable offensive and defensive units. Allen had outscored its opponents 390 to 48, while Prosper tallied 366 points against 120. The matchup also highlighted a historical rivalry, with Prosper narrowly edging past Allen 37-36 in 2023 and Allen securing a 22-7 victory in 2022. Last week, Allen defeated Plano West decisively, 56-7, while Prosper crushed McKinney 59-0.
Key Players
- Allen Eagles:
- Jeremiah Daoud, QB: 1,396 passing yards, 18 TDs
- Josyah Johnson, WR: 34 receptions, 7 TDs
- Lyndon Spriggs, RB: 398 rushing yards, 7 TDs
- Prosper Eagles:
- Braeden Imhoff, QB: 1,800 passing yards, 18 TDs
- Lathon Latiolais, WR: 826 receiving yards, 10 TDs
- Bryce Robinson, RB: 857 rushing yards, 12 TDs
Game Highlights
The game began with a defensive struggle, with Prosper initially taking a 3-0 lead with a 30-yard field goal. Allen quickly responded with touchdowns from Lyndon Spriggs and Carter Harris, bringing the score to 21-10 by halftime.
Second Half Action
Prosper staged a comeback, with Bryce Robinson scoring a touchdown to close the gap to 21-17. The game surged back and forth with both teams executing skillful plays, including a trick double pass that allowed Latiolais to score for Prosper, giving them a temporary lead of 24-21.
The intensity heightened as Allen tied the game 24-24 with a field goal. In a dramatic finish, Prosper’s Dallas Boozer caught a touchdown pass, bringing the score to 30-24. However, Allen answered with a touchdown from Jaden Hambric, reclaiming the lead at 31-30 with just over a minute to play.
Final Thoughts
This thrilling encounter exemplified the competitive spirit of Texas high school football. The District 6-6A title will have enduring significance as both teams continue their pursuit of playoff success.
