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Otto Self (8) scampers into the end zone during the Eagles' game against Kerens Friday. Self played a key role in the Eagles' 65-48 victory, rushing for 180 yards and scoring five touchdowns. Photo by Shea Smith-Pierce KERENS — The Como-Pickton Eagles clinched their season consecutive playoff berth Friday, following a 65-48 road win over the Kerens Bobcats. In a back and forth game, the Eagles used a strong second half and fourth quarter surge to pull away, coming out on top.The first quarter saw the Bobcats scored first with a touchdown, taking a 6-0 lead. The Eagles answered with a five-yard touchdown run by Cristian Munoz, paired with a successful two-point conversion, pulling ahead 8-6.The Bobcats responded with another touchdown to pull ahead 12-8.

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