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Jesuit 33, Spoto 14
By JUSTIN DARGAHI, Times correspondent
Published October 27, 2007
TAMPA - Anytime Jesuit needed a big play, whether it be on defense or special teams, it turned to senior Adam Perhosky. Perhosky booted four field goals, had three punts for 115 yards, made three tackles and picked off one pass to lead the Tigers. "He was the jack of all trades tonight," Jesuit coach Joe Ross said. "He was obviously our MVP for the game." Greg Dupell got Jesuit on the board on its opening drive with a 1-yard run, before leaving the game with a banged-up shoulder. The Spartans quickly tied it on a 10-yard strike from Jamaurice Burgess to Victor' Mychal Moore. Later, running back Travis Jackson took a sweep for a 64-yard score to get the Spartans within six points. It was then all Jesuit. The Tigers picked off Burgess four times; the last by Michael Lamoureux, who took it 32 yards for a score.
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