Junior quarterback Calvin Cosby leads Gaylord to victory over Escanaba
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 7:34 PM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026

Gaylord junior quarterback Calvin Cosby guided his team to a 35-25 victory over Escanaba in Week 2 action. Despite trailing 17-7 at halftime and throwing two interceptions in the first half, Cosby directed a high-scoring second half for the Blue Devils. This win marks the team's first of the season following a Week 1 loss to North Branch. Cosby, who also serves as a standout pole vaulter for the school, took over lead duties for a young Gaylord offense that features many new starters. Head coach Matt Silsbury credited the team’s maturation and focus during the second half for the turnaround. Gaylord now holds a 1-0 record in Big North Conference play with remaining goals to compete for a league title and a playoff spot.
- •Gaylord defeated Escanaba 35-25 in Week 2.
- •Calvin Cosby accounted for two touchdown passes in the win.
- •The team rebounded from a 17-7 halftime deficit.
- •Gaylord is currently 1-0 within the Big North Conference.
- 7:34 PMYahoo Sports — All-state pole vaulter Calvin Cosby leading Gaylord football
"After spending the spring as a state title contender in the pole vault, Gaylord's Calvin Cosby has a unique ability to lead a young football team.
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