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But in the end, it was the back known as Shady who saved McDevitt. And here's how the junior saved the Crusaders:

An incredible 387 yards rushing on an equally incredible 42 carries, both District 3 playoff records.

Five touchdowns, another Class AAAA district record, including a critical 61-yard burst on his 35th carry.

And his 127 yards receiving, which included a 61-yard jaunt on an amazing play started by quarterback Jeremy Ricker's Houdini-like escape from a sure sack.

That gave McCoy 514 yards of total offense.

And he did it while nursing some minor injuries and a dizzy head.

"I was woozy in the second quarter," said McCoy. "But that's football. You're going to get hit. And you still have to play."