Would've loved to have been a fly on the wall around the breakfast table yesterday in the Willis household. Norphlet drubbed Woodlawn tuesday in a pair of senior varsity games.
The Willis children - junior twins Kalisha and Jalisha and their sophomore brother Jontavis, combined to score 86 points in the wins.
Kalisha scored a career-high 34 points with sister Jalisha adding 22 in an 86-34 victory. Later, Jontavis pumped in 30 points in a 67-40 win in the boys game.
Coach Justin Welch joked that whatever the family ate for breakfast Tuesday, he hopes that turns into a daily routine.
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On the recruiting trail, there is news out of Memphis that concerns El Dorado's Taylor Reed, who started at quarterback this year as a freshman. The Tigers have a verbal committment from a three-start tight end from Florida.
That's great news for any quarterback.
The bad news?
Texas Tech transfer QB Jacob Karam has signed a letter of intent with Memphis, according to the school's official athletic site.
Karam, who threw two career touchdowns for the Red Raiders, originally signed with Texas Tech in 2009. Karam was rated as a four-star coming out of high school and he was a top-20 QB nationally.
Welcome to college football. The competition never stops.
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