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Del Sol coach Preston Goroff can’t say he’s surprised by what happened in Friday night’s 21-14 victory against Foothill.
The Dragons came out slow a week after winning an emotional 33-28 game against Las Vegas.
“We definitely had a hangover,” Goroff said. “We ran into a Foothill team that was geared up for us. They had a lot of energy and we were kind of flat.”
But Del Sol running back Dezerick Reed proved to be the cure to the team’s hangover. The Dragons relied on him to move the football and he delivered.
Senior receiver Evan Weinstock also caught a touchdown pass for Del Sol.
“It was a really sloppy game,” Goroff said. “We did enough to win.”
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