“I had to pull out every trick play I had,” Venice Coach Angelo Gasca said. “On that last fourth down, I was holding my breath that someone would make a play, and I’m not surprised it was Arlandus. Chad Johnson, son of former NFL wide receiver Chad Johnson, caught the winning 17-yard touchdown pass with 2:45 left, giving Venice a 34-25 lead. Palisades marched 85 yards in 16 plays on its second drive, scoring on a 15-yard pass from Daniel Hayes to Cameron Bailey, who caught nine passes for 114 yards. After Marcel Manson recovered a fumble at the Venice 27-yard line, the Gondoliers needed only four plays to drive 73 yards, tying the score on Moore’s 1-yard sneak.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 28, 2017 06:22 UTC