Jesuit Dallas rumbled for 408 rushing yards and seven rushing touchdowns en route to a 56-7 win over Irving on Friday at Ranger Stadium. The Blue and Gold saw five separate members of the running back corps score a touchdown as Jesuit averaged 10 yards per carry and erupted for five touchdown runs of 35 yards or more.

Senior Charlie Schmidt finished the game with three total touchdowns, rushing for two touchdowns on a team-high 11 carries for 92 yards and adding a 60-yard touchdown pass to junior Cooper Cutler in the second quarter. Senior Jake Musso recorded Jesuit's longest touchdown run of the game, a 76-yard breakaway run in the first quarter for the Rangers' first touchdown of the game. Musso finished the contest with a team-high 140 rushing yards on five carries, adding a second touchdown in the third quarter on a 38-yard scamper. 

Sophomore Zane Williams scored his first varsity touchdown on a 43-yard rush, closing out the game with 60 yards on seven carries. Senior Cameron Martin added a 30-yard touchdown of his own, finishing the game with 52 yards on eight touches. Senior Willis Zemanek scored his second touchdown of the season on a nine-yard scamper. Cutler finished the bout with a team-high 60 receiving yards, senior Matty Wagner added two receptions for 29 yards and Musso secured a team-high three receptions for 15 yards.

Senior Blake Miller led the defense with eight tackles on the day as the Rangers forced a pair of turnovers. Junior Ashton Krug forced a fumble that was recovered by junior Fredrick Lucky, and junior Tristen Bird pieced together a strong performance with an interception and blocked field goal. Senior Luke Selner racked up six tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss, senior Adam Kelly and Junior Grayson Wombacher secured five stops apiece, and senior William Sahadevan broke up two passes.

Jesuit will now turn its attention to a major district matchup on Sept. 30 as the Rangers will travel to Highlander Stadium to take on Highland Park at 7 p.m. The showdown will see a battle between two teams that are 3-0 in district play. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.