Football: Osan starts slowly, finishes strongly for first win

Osan's Jaylon Grant tries to shake off the tackle of Humphreys' Christian Whiting and Tyler Wilks. (Idi Smith/Special to Stripes)
Osan's Jaylon Grant tries to shake off the tackle of Humphreys' Christian Whiting and Tyler Wilks. (Idi Smith/Special to Stripes)

Football: Osan starts slowly, finishes strongly for first win

Stars and Stripes
October 4, 2021

CAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea – It took a quarter for Osan to find its groove, but after that it was all Cougars the rest of the way.

Gavin Lunn rushed for two touchdowns and passed for two others and Eddie Kim raced for two TDs on lengthy runs as Osan rallied from an early 7-0 deficit to romp past Humphreys Black 41-14 Friday at Blackhawks Field. The Cougars leveled their record at 1-1.

Humphreys led early 7-0 on a 1-yard touchdown run by Jack Brockmeier in the first quarter, which Osan coach Jerome Learman said was a “wakeup call” for his charges.

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