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52°January 6, 2013 in Sports
Top recruits display talent in bowl
SAN ANTONIO – Alabama running back commit Derrick Henry ran for 53 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl on Saturday, showcasing the form that made him a key recruit for the Crimson Tide.
Henry also scored on a 2-point conversion to help the East team beat the West 15-8.
Wide receiver James Quick scored on a 34-yard touchdown pass from Jeremy Johnson for the East.
The West went ahead 8-7 with just less than seven minutes to go when Skyline HS (Sammamish, Wash.) quarterback Max Browne completed a 16-yard TD pass to Derrick …
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SAN ANTONIO – Alabama running back commit Derrick Henry ran for 53 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl on Saturday, showcasing the form that made him a key recruit for the Crimson Tide.
Henry also scored on a 2-point conversion to help the East team beat the West 15-8.
Wide receiver James Quick scored on a 34-yard touchdown pass from Jeremy Johnson for the East.
The West went ahead 8-7 with just less than seven minutes to go when Skyline HS (Sammamish, Wash.) quarterback Max Browne completed a 16-yard TD pass to Derrick Griffin.
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