AUSTIN — Austin Westlake (5-0, 2-0 district) was just too overpowered for the rebuilding San Marcos (1-4, 0-2) team.
Westlake is a perennial powerhouse in Texas and they proved it for all 48 minutes of Friday night's District 26-6A matchup against the Rattlers putting up 35 points in the first quarter of a 56-0 win over its district opponent — a replica of last year's results.
In the opening drive of the game it only took senior quarterback and Clemson commit Cade Klubnik five plays to get into the end zone, his first of four first half touchdowns, as he scanned the field for a couple of seconds before shifting his eyes 40 yards down the field where he found a gap and scored with ease down the middle of the Rattler defense making it 7-0. It was the only drive the Chaparrals started in their own territory the entire duration of the first half.
