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The Bobcats' first game of the season was canceled because of Harvey, and they didn't practice for 12 days. The coaches are worried about the players' physical condition, not to mention their precarious mental state. But as the players step off the bus and walk into the blue-sky afternoon, they are smiling. Trevor Ross jogs onto the field at Goliad's Tiger Stadium, with kickoff 45 minutes away. In the distance, he can see a line of pickup trucks from Refugio driving into the stadium parking lot, their low-beam headlights shooting through the Texas twilight.
The 5'10", pound junior is a wide receiver and defensive back.
He didn't believe Hurricane Harvey would be a serious event in Refugio, so he spent the night of August 25 at a friend's house. As he played Xbox around midnight, the lights fell dark and the power went out. His fear turned on. Trevor called his mom, who was at their home a mile away. The winds intensified. Trevor felt his friend's house start to sway. He grabbed a mattress and moved with his friend to an interior hallway. They covered themselves. The winds grew even stronger, tearing away part of the roof. Water started falling inside the house.
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Huddling under the mattress, it sounded like a jet engine was revving only feet above them. The front door swung open and, outside in the rainy darkness, Trevor saw a utility pole sparkle and catch fire, the flames jumping several feet high. Seconds later, a large portion of the roof caved. Prayers were uttered, but Ross was so frozen with fear he could barely move his lips. The winds finally slowed around 3 a. A few days later, after it was safe to return, Ross was reunited with his mom.
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Together, they went back to their house. What he saw was a gut punch: A giant fist from the sky had slammed down on top of his boyhood home and crushed it. Trevor needed to find one thing: his medal for winning the state football championship. Picking through the debris, stepping over his clothes and books and random childhood mementos, he spotted the shiny medal, still hanging from one of the few standing walls.
He grabbed the medal and handed it to his mother, who now keeps his most prized possession in her purse. There are a lot of us who don't have anywhere to go. If I didn't have football right now, well, I wouldn't really have anything. Trevor continues to warm up on the Goliad football field in the cool summer evening.
The game is 20 minutes away. He looks to the stands and sees his mom. He knows his medal is safe. Inside the visitor's locker room, minutes before kickoff, Herring tells his players to take a knee. The eyes staring back at him are all wide, all aglimmer with intensity. We know heartache. Let's do this for each other. Better yet, let's do this for our community. Let's give them hope. Let's show them what toughness is. Let's show them how to overcome obstacles! Let's do this! The players run out onto the field, charging through an inflated helmet and white puffs of steam.
Refugio receives the opening kickoff.
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On the first play, Herring calls a flea-flicker. Sophomore quarterback Jared Kelley heaves a deep pass, and the ball spirals through the summer evening. The Refugio crowd of 1, rises. The ball lands in the arms of Casey Henderson, a wide receiver whose home was reduced to ruins by the storm. Casey gains 42 yards before he's tackled. His brother, Sylvester, an offensive lineman, runs to him, and the two embrace. More teammates arrive and lift Casey into the air.
On August 25, Jacobe Avery left his house at 3 p. Jacobe, a 5'6", pound senior running back who was the offensive MVP of the state championship game last December, works to help his parents pay the bills.
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He knew the hurricane was coming, but he didn't want to miss his shift. The fast-food restaurant closed early as the storm approached, so Jacobe drove to a friend's brick house. He fell asleep around midnight. But at 2 a. The wind had blown out her bedroom window.
Jacobe and his buddy ran to the garage to grab some wood—they were nearly lifted off their feet—and tried to cover the window. But they couldn't get the nails to penetrate the wood, so they covered the window with a cardboard box and hoped for the best. For the rest of the night, Jacobe didn't sleep, knowing what the wind was doing to his town.
A few hours later, he stepped outside into a calm, cool, clear morning. We then went around and spent the next few days picking up trees. With eight minutes left in the first quarter against Goliad, Jacobe takes a handoff and rumbles four yards up the middle to score the first points of the game. In the end zone, he is mobbed by his teammates. Reaching the sideline, Jacobe sits on the bench. Like a drip of hot candlewax, a tear rolls down his left cheek. Early in the second quarter, with the ball on the Goliad yard line, Coach Herring signals in the play to his offense: 80 Fast N' Go Liz.
This calls for the quarterback to take a deep shot down the field to Trent Ross, the older brother of Trevor, who also lost everything in the hurricane 13 days earlier. Dropping back to pass, Jared unleashes a beautiful spiral, the ball spinning as it soars high through the air.
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At only 15 years old, Jared can throw a 92 mph fastball and has already verbally committed to play baseball at TCU. The crowd ooohhhhs as the ball sails through the air. Trent Ross cradles it in his arms at the 5-yard line and glides into the end zone. Trevor Ross is the first player to leap into his brother's arms, and the two immediately point to their mother, who is celebrating in the stands.
The Bobcats lead The visiting crowd, which now has grown to 1,, is thundering and high-fiving and eating free sausage wraps that a Mexican restaurant in Refugio has been giving away for days. Out on the road leading to the stadium, the headlights of more trucks shine in the dark as they file into the parking lot.