Even before kick-off against EastSide, O’Fallon had to know they were in for East Side’s best effort after last season's win. And if they didn’t, then the musical selection should have given the Panthers a clue.
James Brown’s “The Payback” blared from the speakers as the team’s lined up for the opening kickoff.
After the 48-2 drubbing, Flyer tackle MIles McVay quipped, “They decided to shoot TikToks on the field. So we had to show them what a TikTok was.”
“It was definitely tough sledding,” O’Fallon coach Byron Gettis said. “We all have film. We know East St. Louis is really talented and one of the best teams in the state and in the Midwest. For our program we want to come out and compete against teams like that. You’re going to take your lumps and bruises and stuff like that when you play a team like that. The main thing is we compete.”
James Brown’s “The Payback” blared from the speakers as the team’s lined up for the opening kickoff.
After the 48-2 drubbing, Flyer tackle MIles McVay quipped, “They decided to shoot TikToks on the field. So we had to show them what a TikTok was.”
“It was definitely tough sledding,” O’Fallon coach Byron Gettis said. “We all have film. We know East St. Louis is really talented and one of the best teams in the state and in the Midwest. For our program we want to come out and compete against teams like that. You’re going to take your lumps and bruises and stuff like that when you play a team like that. The main thing is we compete.”