Jacob Huesman was the difference Friday night for Baylor. Or to be exact, two of his 19 runs were.
The senior quarterback had 80- and 74-yard scoring runs in the third quarter and the Red Raiders went from being tied at halftime to a 28-14 victory over archrival McCallie in a TSSAA Division II-AA football game at Baylor.
Huesman, who ran for 245 yards against Pope John Paul II on Sept. 10, rushed for a career-best 265 against the Blue Tornado. His first scoring run came on the first play after Arturo Rocha put the second-half kickoff in the end zone.
Baylor coach Phillip Massey said offensive line coach Tom Watson pointed something out to him during halftime and they went to work designing something to take advantage.
“They were really overplaying strong side, so we wanted to run something back weak side,” Massey said.