Hartnell (4-3) at San Jose City (0-7), Saturday, 5 p.m.
The Jaguars record is somewhat misleading, as three of their losses have been by a touchdown or less. Another was a 10-0 setback to Cabrillo.
San Jose's offense, though, has struggled, averaging just 13.4 points a game. It has turned the ball over 16 times this fall.
The Panthers defense has forced 24 turnovers this season with 10 different players having at least one interception. Michael Benabides has two interceptions and three fumble recoveries.
Tailback Deandre Mann is 128 yards shy of going over 1,000 rushing yards. He also leads the team in receptions with 18 and total touchdowns with 14.
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