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Michael
Morman

Position: QB / N/A

Height: 6' - 1"

Weight: 184 lbs

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2009 Player Stats

Rushing stats

CarriesYardsTDs
885785

Passing stats

CompletionsAttemptsYardsTDsINTs
73116 878102

2008 Player Stats

Rushing stats

CarriesYardsTDs
381552

Passing stats

CompletionsAttemptsYardsTDsINTs
3063 40492

Receiving stats

ReceptionsYardsTDs
5116 2
Boylan: Closing in on record streakBoylan: Closing in on record streakBoylan: Closing in on record streakBoylan: Closing in on record streakBoylan 22, Harlem 10
Boylan 23, Hononegah 7Boylan 23, Hononegah 7Boylan 79, Hononegah 66Boylan 86, Auburn 57

Boylan survives in overtime

To Mario Donaldson, there’s no mystery as to why Boylan stands atop the conference standings.

“They are so big,” said the Hononegah senior guard. “They’re much bigger than us at nearly every position.”

Except one. Boylan’s Chris Miller may have been the shortest player on the court Friday night, but he came up the biggest when it counted. The 5-foot-10 guard dominated the third quarter, scoring 14 points, including four 3-pointers, lifting the Titans to a 74-67 overtime win at home.

Boylan 84, Jefferson 83

ROCKFORD — First-place Boylan was cruising toward another easy NIC-10 boys basketball victory Saturday when things changed quickly.

Boylan 68, Jefferson 52

Give Austin Angel an open look, and it’s almost a guaranteed three. “He’s our best 3-point shooter right now,” Boylan coach Steve Goers said about his sophomore. And Jefferson gave Angel too many chances Friday, as the 6-foot-4 Boylan guard scored 20 points to lead the Titans to a 68-52 home win against the J-Hawks.

Wheaton North 17, Boylan 13

ROCKFORD — One yard from a first down. Two yards from the sideline. Seventeen yards from the end zone. Twenty seconds on the clock.

It was all there for Zack Smith after he caught a short pass in the flat. Except draped all over his ankle was a Wheaton North player who wouldn’t let go.

“It’s tough to see something that close and  watch it slip away,” Smith said today after Boylan was upset 17-13 by Wheaton North in the first round of the Class 7A football playoffs. “That’s how the whole game went.”

Boylan 23, Hononegah 7

ROCKTON — Zack Smith ran for almost as many yards in one game as he had all season to lead Boylan to a record-tying NIC-10 title Friday.

Boylan 54, Auburn 6

The Titans spread out the offense, with seven players scoring, led by Frank Cimino, who rushed 8 times for 84 yards and TDS of 1 and 9 yards.

Boylan 49, Belvidere 19

ROCKFORD — Troy Vandenbroek’s nervousness never left him.  After learning he would start his first varsity football game against Boylan, the Belvidere freshman, took the news with pride hoping that he could help the Bucs.

Boylan 19, Belvidere North 14

BELVIDERE — Boylan nearly let its long winning streak slip right through its hands Friday night.

Boylan 48, Jefferson 0

The Titans stretched their NIC-10 record consecutive win streak to 34 as they held the J-Hawks to 118 yards of  total offense.

Boylan 21, Guilford 3

Friday’s first quarter belonged to Boylan, but the second was all Guilford. The Titans would have none of that back-and-forth action in the second half, however, as they pulled away for a 21-3 win.


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