Quincy leads Chicago Goode 88-84 in record-breaking playoff game
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Last updated Oct 31, 2026

In a thrilling IHSA football playoff match on October 30, Quincy Senior and Chicago Goode STEM Academy combined for a historic 172 points, breaking the previous record for a single game. The game, originally held at Goode's field, was moved to Chicago Englewood due to a lack of lights, with Quincy leading 88-84 and 3:42 remaining in regulation. Quincy's quarterback Bryson Little racked up a state playoff record of 656 passing yards and 10 touchdowns. Aeden Cleveland led Goode with 322 rushing yards and five touchdowns. The high-scoring affair reflects the excitement and unpredictability of high school football playoffs.
- •Quincy leads Chicago Goode 88-84 with 3:42 left in regulation.
- •Game moved to Englewood STEM due to lack of field lights.
- •Bryson Little records 656 passing yards, breaking state playoff record.
- •Combined score of 172 points sets new IHSA playoff record.
- •Aeden Cleveland rushes for 322 yards and five touchdowns for Goode.
- 2:07 AMYahoo Sports — Quincy's wild IHSA football playoff win sets state record, and changed stadiums
"Quincy defeated Chicago Goode in an Illinois playoff thriller featuring a record 172 combined points, a venue change and historic QB performance.
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