September 6, 2013  Chicks scalped by Warriors  Tuttle, Rush
Springs drop first games  The Express-Star   The first game of
Chickasha’s football season was more like taking a big, oddly
shaped, bitter pill and having to swallow it first thing in the
morning, as rivals Anadarko showed why they are the team to beat
in 3A with a 73-14 demolition job.  RJ Sink, one of Oklahoma’s
top high school running backs, put on a show with 128 yards off
13 carries and two touchdowns to his name. He was almost
impossible for the Chickasha defense to handle.  Anadarko began
the game predictably, handing the ball off to Sink. After a few
short runs, he broke through the Chickasha defense and 40 yards
downfield to the Fightin Chicks’ 5 yard line. Later it was Sink
again, who broke through for the opening touchdown. It was 7-0
with just over two minutes gone.  Chickasha’s defense was able
to get after Sink and quarterback Brandon Pollard on Anadarko’s
next drive. Lindbergh Carey, who had switched to linebacker, ran
down the Warrio