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Henry Ford and King both entered this 1996 PSL semifinal playoff game with identical 6-1 records after losing in their week 1 matchups. This was the first matchup between Henry Ford and King since 1994. King was led on defense by Norm Clement #44 (Hampton) and Cleon Ghant #14 (Cincinnati), and on offense by running back Robert Smith #22 (Indiana) and Anthony 'Spice' Adams #76 (Penn State). Henry Ford was led by all-state fullback Keel Watson #2, quarterback Joey Stanley #4, wide receiver Roosevelt Wideman #7, and linebacker Ken Johnson #32 (22 tackles). King went on to win this game, 36-14 and earned a spot in the city championship game against Denby. King was coached by the legendary James Reynolds, Jr. and Henry Ford was coached by the great Mike Marshall.
Henry Ford and King both entered this 1996 PSL semifinal playoff game with identical 6-1 records after losing in their week 1 matchups. This was the first matchup between Henry Ford and King since 1994. King was led on defense by Norm Clement #44 (Hampton) and Cleon Ghant #14 (Cincinnati), and on offense by running back Robert Smith #22 (Indiana) and Anthony 'Spice' Adams #76 (Penn State). Henry Ford was led by all-state fullback Keel Watson #2, quarterback Joey Stanley #4, wide receiver Roosevelt Wideman #7, and linebacker Ken Johnson #32 (22 tackles). King went on to win this game, 36-14 and earned a spot in the city championship game against Denby. King was coached by the legendary James Reynolds, Jr. and Henry Ford was coached by the great Mike Marshall.
