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Two future Miami Hurricanes advanced to their respective state championship games thanks to late game-winning field goals last Friday night.
2021 linebacker verbal commitment Deshawn Troutman and Orlando-Edgewater squeaked past Niceville 30-28 thanks to a field goal with four seconds left that was good by the slimmest of margins.
Unveleivable. 40-yarder hits post, bounces through.
— Seth Stringer (@SethSnwfdn) December 12, 2020
30-28 Edgewater w/4 sec left. #osvarsity pic.twitter.com/TYlg7SMh6B
James Williams and Plantation-American Heritage are heading to the Class 5A state championship after a 16-13 victory over Tampa Jesuit. The Patriots also were the benefit of a late field goal to win.
FINAL: American Heritage 16, Jesuit 13. Chris Maron’s field goal is good. Heritage is going back to states. @FlaHSFootball @AH__Athletics @SSHighSchools @HSSportsFL pic.twitter.com/nZZOvr9e3r
— Adam Lichtenstein (@ABLichtenstein) December 12, 2020
Miami Central is heading back to the state championship game as well. The Rockets drilled Palmetto 47-20 to qualify for the 6A state title game. Brothers, and Cane verbal commitments, Laurence Seymore (2021) and Lamar Seymore (2023) will play for the 6A title on Friday.
Valdosta (Ga.)-Lowndes and 2021 defensive end verbal commitment Thomas Davis are still alive in the Georgia AAAAAA playoffs. Davis made one tackle in his team’s 23-13 victory over Milton (Ga.) last Friday.
The illustrious high school careers of 2021 verbal commitments Leonard Taylor and Brashard Smith ended last Saturday. Miami Palmetto lost to Kissimmee-Osceola 9-3 at Traz Powell Stadium in Miami.
Taylor was his typical dominant self but the team struggled offensively.
Leonard Taylor with a big third down sack. pic.twitter.com/rgPHiC9SfI
— Jordan McPherson (@J_McPherson1126) December 13, 2020
In total, eight Miami Hurricane commitments will play for a state championship this week from Wednesday through Saturday at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee.