Screws gave the Indians an early 7-0 lead with a 25-yard toss to Kenneth Bacon II with 7:34 left in the first quarter.<\/p>\n That lead wouldn’t last long\u00a0though as rising senior Marquise Brown received the ensuing kickoff\u00a0at the 25 cut left and broke several tackles along the way before racing 75 yards down the sideline tying the game at 7-7 just seconds later.<\/p>\n Coach Mac kidded with Brown that while yes he had made a\u00a0great play, that he\u00a0had also\u00a0broke “72 tackles” along the way.<\/p>\n Both teams settled down and the defenses took over and shut out the other in the final half as both teams settled for 7-7 tie after the\u00a0Raiders drove inside the 20 and missed a short field goal.<\/p>\n Brown is one of only three seniors on the team this season as MacPherson said this years team is very underclassmen\u00a0heavy.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Second Half: Orange Park 35,\u00a0Parker 6\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Orange Park opened their first half of the jamboree with a bang scoring 35 points in two quarters.<\/p>\n After both teams went three and out on their opening possessions, the\u00a0Raiders came out on fire.<\/p>\n Behind new quarterback rising junior AJ Meater, the Raiders drove 70 yards in 10 plays.<\/p>\n Meater scrambled 30 yards down to the 28 and Brown followed\u00a0two plays later with a 10 yard run to the 17. Robbie Reynolds III drove the\u00a0Raiders inside the 5 with runs of 8 and 5 yards.<\/p>\n Deonte Domineck followed with a\u00a04 yard touchdown run behind the big gravediggers offensive line to\u00a0give the Raiders an early 7-0 lead midway through the first quarter.<\/p>\n Sapp tried to answer the\u00a0Raiders score\u00a0with completions to Donovan Randall for 21 yards and Joshua Livingston for 8 yards but the Raiders defense held them on fourth and 5 at the 35-yard line.<\/p>\n Meater followed\u00a0with a 14 yard pass to Brown down to the 45 and Zykeim Sermons carried the Raiders down to the 20 with runs of 14 and 11.<\/p>\n Two plays later,\u00a0Brown went down the right side line untouched for a 14-0 lead with 2:13 left in the first quarter.<\/p>\n Both teams went three and out on several drives before anyone struck again.<\/p>\n Two possessions later, Sermons broke off runs of 6, 7 and\u00a04 bringing the\u00a0Raiders inside the 30 yard line.<\/p>\n Meater finished the drive connecting with Brown who broke 1 tackle and raced 30 yards for another score and 21-0 lead with 8:31 left in the half.<\/p>\n Sapp again\u00a0tried to lead his team\u00a0to an answer connecting with Randall for a 23 yard completion. A roughing the passer call moved the\u00a0ball to midfield.<\/p>\n However, four straight incomplete\u00a0passes turned the ball over on downs again.<\/p>\n One of the\u00a0six starting freshman on defense, Kendy Charles sacked Sapp on the ensuing possession to force another punt.<\/p>\n Charles has the potential to be another good one for the Raiders down the\u00a0road.<\/p>\n Abraham Sunwabeth raced 64 yards up the middle and dow the sideline untouched to give the Raiders a 28-0 lead with 1:04 left in the half.<\/p>\n Sapp hit Matthew Rivera for a 73 yard touchdown pass\u00a0left to cut the lead to 28-6 with 30.9 seconds left.<\/p>\n However,\u00a0Sermons took the ensuing kickoff back 80 yards\u00a0untouched to give the Raiders a 35-6 lead with 16.3 seconds left.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n First\u00a0Half: Parker 21, Baldwin 14<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Rising](\"https:\/\/www.duvalsports.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/Marquise-Brown.jpg\")
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