Liberal’s Selvey has phenomenal game

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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow To say that Liberal's Colby Selvey had a good game Friday night would be a tremendous understatement. The senior carried 22 times for an amazing 378 yards and six touchdowns to help the Bulldogs to a 52-27 victory at Jasper. The Bulldogs were the six seed in their Class 1 district. Jasper, who suffered several key injuries late in the year, was the three seed. They finished with a record of 6-4. Liberal advances to a showdown Friday night with Greenfield. The Bulldogs have won four in a row after dropping their first six. Shown is Selvey slipping the tackle of Jasper's Cory Barker. Also shown is Liberal's Gunner Miller (right), hustling over to try and throw a block.


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