How Oklahoma commit Deven Robertson, Oak Grove football defense shut down Hattiesburg
Oak Grove coasted to a 36-20 victory over Hattiesburg thanks to strong individual efforts from Deven Robertson and Kellen Hall.
On September 12, Oak Grove football's defense, led by defensive lineman Deven Robertson, shut down Hattiesburg in a 36-20 victory. Robertson, an Oklahoma commit, celebrated a sack late in the second quarter with crimson-colored gloves that stood out against the all-black uniforms of the Warriors. The Oklahoma commit and the rest of Oak Grove's defense dominated, holding Hattiesburg to just 287 yards of total offense and forcing two fumbles, one of which was returned for a touchdown.
Robertson emphasized the group effort, stating that they played as one and played with effort. The defense's success was attributed to knocking back the center and making plays. Quarterback Kellen Hall, a Old Dominion commit, led the offense with three touchdowns, including a 71-yard pass to receiver Jakylynn Moody. The offense leaned more on its passing game, completing 17-of-31 passes for 323 yards.
The win marked a strong performance for Oak Grove, with a noticeable talent at wide receiver that quarterback Hall expressed confidence in.
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