Paul Leads Moguls Into State Championship Game
By: David Robinett
Updated: December 19, 2012
Munday is led by quarterback Dee Paul on the offensive side of the ball into the Class A Division 2 state championship game.
Paul is the 1st player other teams look at when they are looking to slow down the Moguls high-powered offense, but few teams have succeeded.
Paul has over 3,200 total yards and 51 touchdowns so far this season.
"Well he's the leader of the offense. He gets people the ball whenever they're open. if the opportunity presents itself for him to carry the football," said head coach Patrick Corcoran.
"It's incredible, but also it's kind of expected from him. We're used to it. He's been doing it for three years now. I play reciever, and sometimes tight end, I'll go out and block, turn around, and there he'll be gone," said Ryder Dillard.
"He does what's right within our offense. He's got good instincts for where he has to go with the ball. He's a good athlete and a smart football player," said Corcoran.
Paul and the Moguls take on the Tenaha Tigers on Thursday at noon.
Paul is the 1st player other teams look at when they are looking to slow down the Moguls high-powered offense, but few teams have succeeded.
Paul has over 3,200 total yards and 51 touchdowns so far this season.
"Well he's the leader of the offense. He gets people the ball whenever they're open. if the opportunity presents itself for him to carry the football," said head coach Patrick Corcoran.
"It's incredible, but also it's kind of expected from him. We're used to it. He's been doing it for three years now. I play reciever, and sometimes tight end, I'll go out and block, turn around, and there he'll be gone," said Ryder Dillard.
"He does what's right within our offense. He's got good instincts for where he has to go with the ball. He's a good athlete and a smart football player," said Corcoran.
Paul and the Moguls take on the Tenaha Tigers on Thursday at noon.
