Post football emphasizes offensive line role in running game success
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 28, 2026, 9:08 AM
Last updated Sep 28, 2026
Post football's offensive linemen play a crucial role in the team's successful running game this season. In a 56-21 victory over Hawley, backup running back Craig Byrd excelled after starter Randon Curtis was injured. The offensive line, known for their strength and unity, helped Post achieve over 500 rushing yards. Head coach John Wright highlights their development and contributions as key to maintaining a strong ground game. The Antelopes, currently 4-1, look ahead to their final non-district game against Stanton.
- •Post defeats Hawley 56-21, improving to 4-1 this season.
- •Craig Byrd steps up with 229 rushing yards after Randon Curtis' injury.
- •Offensive linemen are praised for their strength and teamwork.
- •Post aims to secure a District 3-2A Division I title.
- •Team has won 25 of their last 30 games.
- 9:08 AMYahoo Sports — Post football's big guys proud to be offensive linemen
"If there's one thing about Post football, the Antelopes will have a successful running game. It starts with the big guys up front.
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