SITE  Heacock Stadium, Friday, 7 p.m.
RECORDS  Louisville 5-0, 2-0; West Branch 2-3, 1-1.
LAST WEEK  Louisville 23, Northwest 15; West Branch 21, Alliance 20.
LAST MEETING  Louisville won, 48-28, last year.

WHAT TO WATCH  The Leopards played conservative against Northwest, but the Warriors know they cannot underestimate QB Toby Minster. While relieving injured starter Bob Swigert two weeks ago at Canton South, Minster threw a 39-yard touchdown pass to Cody Stocker. Ten different players have scored touchdowns for Louisville. Lucas Poyser scored his first two TDs of the season last week and rushed for 139 yards on 33 carries — his second straight 100-yard game. Zach Leniger’s blocked extra point in overtime against Alliance helped West Branch end a three-game losing streak. Mark Smith rushed for more than 140 yards in the first half and finished with a game-high 173 yards, including a 62-yard touchdown run. Smith has a team-leading 833 yards and nine TDs on the season.

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Josh Weir
The Repository

LOUISVILLE Bob Swigert sat on the bench and munched on nachos, his right foot in a walking boot.

A nauseating site for folks in Louisville. Chances are they didn’t feel as queasy after the Leopards’ running game ate up the Louisville Stadium turf Friday night.

After learning earlier in the day they’d be without their star quarterback for the rest of the regular season, the Leopards ran 61 times for 244 yards to grind out a 23-15 win against Northwest.

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