Football
OSU Commits Reagan, Presley Have Huge Games in Bixby Rout of Putnam City
Horns down, from Bixby.
The Bixby High School football team beat down Putnam City on Friday night 72-0. 72-0! The rout was courtesy of a 44-point first quarter led by OSU commits Brennan Presley and Jordan Reagan.
Presley continued his hot start to his senior year by finishing with three catches, 155 yards receiving and three scores. Ahead of Saturday’s game, he even threw down a nice horns down as he found paydirt on one score.
Go pokes? good luck tonight!! #hornsdown @richboygfx @CowboyFB pic.twitter.com/31fFoqcZ3q
— Brennan Presley (@bprezzle) September 21, 2019
Reagan finished with an interception, which he converted for a pick-six going the other way.
Presley’s big day puts him in some pretty elite company nationally. He has 536 yards receiving through three games, which ranks in the top 10 among high school players. With his three-touchdown showing, he now has 11 receiving touchdowns, too.
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