By Mark Giannotto; WASHINGTON POST
Once the final touchdown strike sealed Bell’s 32-20 win over Theodore Roosevelt, quarterback Keiron Black was greeted by a series of impromptu sideline interviews Friday night. Teammates held clenched fists near their mouths, pantomiming a microphone, wanting to know what this career-best performance felt like.
“I ain’t never had this,” said Black, unable to hold back his smile any longer.
Black and a pair of dynamic wide receivers stole the spotlight with first place in the D.C. Interscholastic Athletic Association Stripes division on the line in Northwest Washington, delivering three touchdown passes and running for another score to spearhead a second-half comeback.
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