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In the 1995 Detroit PSL quarterfinal playoff game, the Northern Jayhawks (5-1) relied on quarterback James Coakley's hot hand to connect with his favorite target, tight end Khari Jackson. The Henry Ford Trojans, who were undefeated at 6-0 and ranked #8 in Class AA, entered this game. The Trojans also carried a ten-game winning streak, which included an overtime victory against Northern in Week #8 of the previous season. Led by senior quarterback Shaun Black, wide receiver Arnell Carmichael, and the emerging junior fullback Keel Watson, the Trojans showcased a strong offense. Watson finished the game with 170 yards and one touchdown. Eventually, the Trojans secured a hard-fought 22-14 victory.
In the 1995 Detroit PSL quarterfinal playoff game, the Northern Jayhawks (5-1) relied on quarterback James Coakley's hot hand to connect with his favorite target, tight end Khari Jackson. The Henry Ford Trojans, who were undefeated at 6-0 and ranked #8 in Class AA, entered this game. The Trojans also carried a ten-game winning streak, which included an overtime victory against Northern in Week #8 of the previous season. Led by senior quarterback Shaun Black, wide receiver Arnell Carmichael, and the emerging junior fullback Keel Watson, the Trojans showcased a strong offense. Watson finished the game with 170 yards and one touchdown. Eventually, the Trojans secured a hard-fought 22-14 victory.
