Skyline and Longmont find themselves in the record book after high-powered offenses meet

Skyline and Longmont have new entires in the football record book after their high-powered offenses met on Friday night.

The two teams combined to score 50 points in the second half of their game, which Skyline won 51-38.

With statistics now entered on MaxPreps, three marks found their way into the football record book:

Skyline’s offense amassed 775 yards of total offense, which is the eighth-most in state history.
Longmont’s offense had 507 yards of total offense. Combined with Skyline’s total, the two teams had 1,282 yards of total offense, which ranks ninth in state history.
Longmont quarterback Keegan Patterson completed 41 passes, which is tied for the second most in state history.
Longmont wide received Caleb Johnson caught 18 of those passes, which is the fourth-most in state history.

There were a number of further standout individual performances, some of which fell just shy of making the record book:

Skyline’s Grayden Bridwell rushed for 384 yards on 34 carries, including a long run of 80 yards.
Skyline’s Silva also had 149 yards rushing, giving him 388 yards of total offense. He had six total touchdowns.
Longmont’s Patterson threw for 490 yards, including four touchdowns. His 1,191 yards lead the state. He also had 17 yards rushing, giving him 507 yards of total offense.
Longmont’s Johnson now has 496 yards receiving, which lead the state.