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High School FootballThursday, November 5

Eisenhower hosts Choctaw tonight, and Lawton High closes its regular season Friday against Carl Albert

The Daily Lawton teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 5 sources

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If you're a Lawton football fan, this is a two-night week. The Oklahoman's schedule lists the Week 10 games, with Choctaw at Lawton Eisenhower on Thursday and Carl Albert at Lawton on Friday. Friday is Lawton High's regular-season finale.

Two Lawton games are set for 7 p.m. this week

  • Choctaw
    Eisenhower
    Thu., Nov. 5, 7 p.m.Listed at Cameron University, tickets $5+
  • Carl Albert
    Lawton
    Fri., Nov. 6, 7 p.m.Listed at Cameron University, tickets $5+

Lawton High right tackle Chad Jackson calls the Carl Albert game “the biggest one.” He's happy to talk about “the dirty work” offensive linemen do, and he'd like to own a garage someday.

  • Start time: 7 p.m. both nights
  • Where: listings say Cameron University
  • Tickets: $5 and up, per the listings

Eisenhower's freshman quarterback, Aiden Herron, broke his collarbone in last Friday's game. He's still optimistic about the Ike program's future.

6 to 8 weeksAiden Herron's expected time out with a broken collarbone

Herron, Eisenhower's freshman quarterback, said Wednesday the injury will keep him out that long.

Sources: The Lawton Constitution, The Oklahoman, GoFan

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