Boston City TV, MA Game of the Week, 13 Oct 2018

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From YouTube: Game of the Week MVP Interview: TechBoston RB Marcus Gonzalez and HC Raul Brown

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Game of the Week sideline reporter John Skudris, interviews TechBoston Running Back Marcus Gonzalez (297 Rushing Yards, 4 TDs) and head coach Raul Brown, after the Bears defeated the East Boston Jets, 28-12, at Sartori Stadium in East Boston. To view the TechBoston Bears vs. East Boston Jets high school football game in its entirety, please visit: https://youtu.be/q1s4WNRsOkg

A

Down on the sideline here, postgame with coach, Rallo Brown of Tech Boston, as well as our hero, the game, Marcus Gonzales and after some adjustments to our technical difficulties, we are ready to rock and roll and, after some adjustments a half time guys, you were ready to rock and roll this second-half performance, one really that could really set the tone for the rest of the season, with some big games coming up, we'll get to coach Brown, but first we'll start with out here the game Marcus.

A

What a day today we have you down, 27 carries 296 yards four touchdowns I mean any way you put, that that is an epic performance. Just speak a little bit about your game today and how you felt going out there. We.

B

Just came out strong, we know we was down in the first half, but we went in the locker room and just knew that we had to execute coaches clintus in the right position, so we just had to do our job absolutely.

A

And your offensive line has had you know some transition over the past year, you had an injury today on the right side of the line that affected you guys as well, and yet here they were again plowing through holes, for you against a very good defense for the Jets of East. Boston talked a little bit about your o line and how they helped contribute to your success as well. My.

B

Old line date they adjusted well, one of our guys went down, they stepped up, played a big role, made the hose very big, and um we just kept pushing now.

A

This season is an interesting one for you guys, because you began the season with you: a quarterback and you're running a spread option type of offense and after the offense got off to a slow start. The first few games you transitioned to running back, you put esau back at quarterback and well, things clearly have worked out talked about. How do you go from being a quarterback to a running back, and how do you make that transition so fluently? As you have I feel.

B

Like just follow my aesthetic abilities, just transitioning and going to the back field, trusting um my sophomore quarterback esau and we just kept pushing as well. You.

A

Certainly have now I have to ask you: do you like playing quarterback more or running back more cuz? You seem to be pretty good at boat I'll.

B

Have to go with running back cuz.

A

Most times you would think quarterback because, that's you know the lead jockey, that's the guy everyone talks about, but you prefer getting the ball on your hands getting dirty. Yes, sir, hey nothing wrong with that and he got today and he's gonna go clean up. Almost 300 yards rushing for touchdowns great job Marcus. Best of luck, rest of the way bring your coach in here coach Brown. What a performance here I talked to you at halftime for a few seconds, and you said that you know players were just getting out of position.

A

You guys had only scored six points in the first half and things weren't. Looking that great for your offense after your first Drive. What changed? Well.

C

Easy did a really good job of holding on to the ball, and ball opens up the possession time. We looked at our charts and we noticed we only had about five-six offensive plays, so that played a huge role in it as well. So if we made any mistakes in five or six plays it just made, the problem look a lot bigger than what it was. So we went inside the locker room made some adjustments, talk to the players found out what people were and then we realized.

C

You know we had some opportunities with some other plays and we took advantage of.

A

It there's some fantastic adjustments as you've made this season, as I mentioned with Marcus. You guys offensively have gone through really a revolution over the course of your first six games and it's coming to really bear bear fruit for you guys that you guys coming away with another high performance and high octane offensive day. You know how much effort goes into on a weekly basis, changing an offense around like that. I feel like that is a you know, 24 hour, seven day a week, job to have to change around something like that. Well,.

C

Well, we ran multiple offenses and what we decided was the one that worked best, the one we moved. The ball best was Marcus at Gonzales and I said all year. You know it's like having like Bo Jackson and took the old Tecmo Bowl. You know and I feel like I have the best player so I feel like it's gonna put the ball in the best players hands. You know well.

A

That's the way to do it and that's the way to win now. You guys have a huge matchup next week against West Roxbury you coming into the weekend was three-and-oh leading your division. Now you guys are crept up and you're right behind them with an opportunity to maybe usurp them in the standings. How big is this game coming up and how hard are you guys gonna prepare all week? Well,.

C

West Roxbury has a great coaching staff. We all know each other very well, our kids know each other very well. They probably are the strongest defense we'll see all year, they're tough, they're, big they're, strong they've, notoriously been known for that. We have our work cut out for us, but my boys will show up I'm just like they will and you'll be ready ready for this football football game.

A

Certainly well one one more for you, coach speaking of defense, your defense in the second half was outstanding. He struggled a little bit at times against the pass in the first half I. Think you only allowed one or two first downs to the Jets. The entirety of the second half talked a little about the growth of your defense here over the course of the season. Well, that's.

C

It that's what's the thing the defense has always been great. The offense is just now catching up to them. We always depend like the defensive coordinator. Jason Seifer has done a great job with these guys. All year long, you change the defense up this year and they've been the ones that been keeping us in to football games, and the offense right now is just catching up to them. They've been spectacular the whole year, I.

A

Found 18 points in three games: your defense, as allowed as you continue to motor through the Boston City League coach. Thank you so much. That's luck into West! Roxbury! Hopefully we'll see you again soon. That's coach, Raul, Brown, the winning coach today and our hero, the game, Marcus Gonzales, almost 300 yards, rushing four touchdowns and, as the weather gets colder, the Bears get warmer. That's it from the sideline back up to you, Pat and Alan.