Audio: Edison-Bullard Post Game Interviews

In what was billed as the biggest game among Fresno (Calif.) Unified schools in almost 30 years, No. 2 Edison destroyed No. 1 Bullard 35-0. Edison scored on its first four possessions opening up a 28-0 second quarter lead. BarkBoard.com was there and got the reaction from some of Friday night’s top performers…

John Tate (6-2, 200) had another stellar game running and catching the ball. The recent Washington commit talks about the great win: Listen to Audio

Brandon Leslie (6-0, 195) played one of his best games of his career. He made a crucial interception in Bullard territory setting up Edison’s fourth touchdown. The Georgia Tech commit talks about his interception and representing the Yellow Jackets: Listen to Audio

Robert Golden (5-10.5, 190) finally got the ball thrown his way. Despite playing with a high-ankle sprain, the U.S. Army All-American “shut it down” Friday night. He talks about the Tigers having the best secondary in the nation and about his upcoming official visits: Listen to Audio

Rolando Jefferson (6-2.5, 190) is absolutely taking the Valley by storm. He did not catch a long ball this week, but he did have another touchdown grab. But the highlight of the night was his five-foot leap over a Bullard defender on an end-around. He talks about that play and the “World’s” best defense: Listen to Audio

Jefferson Jumps Over Bullard Defender -- Watch Video

Clifton Rogers (5-8, 170) had a tough game to say the least. Despite the loss, he says the Knights just need to get their heads straight in the upcoming weeks. He talks about the tough loss and recruiting news: Listen to Audio

Stay with BarkBoard.com for video highlights of the game in the coming week.

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