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Source Scout · NJ.com reports: East Orange’s Esa Wittingburg stole a glimpse of the scoreboard following Irvington’s third straight touchdown and was buoyed by a jolt of optimism despite evidence that suggested otherwise. That’s because it wasn’t the score that the Wake Forest edge standout was interested in. “In my head, I’m just like, hey, man, it’s a football game. It’s not over till the clock hits zero,” Wittingburg said. “So as long as the defense goes out there and plays, I know the offense is gonna get the ball back.
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Source Scout · NJ.com reports: East Orange’s Esa Wittingburg stole a glimpse of the scoreboard following Irvington’s third straight touchdown and was buoyed by a jolt of optimism despite evidence that suggested otherwise. That’s because it wasn’t the score that the Wake Forest edge standout was interested in. “In my head, I’m just like, hey, man, it’s a football game. It’s not over till the clock hits zero,” Wittingburg said. “So as long as the defense goes out there and plays, I know the offense is gonna get the ball back.
