Rough second quarter costs young Broncos football season opener

The first quarter of the August 20 football game in Murrieta between Great Oak High School and Vista Murrieta High School was scoreless, but Great Oak scored all 28 points in the second quarter before the Wolfpack obtained a 42-21 victory.“We played well for most of the game. We just had a bad four minutes,” said Vista Murrieta head coach Coley Candaele.The Broncos allowed 21 points during that four-minute span late in the first half. “That’s the difference in the game,” Candaele said.Each team scored one touchdown and kicked one extra point in the third period. Vista Murrieta had a 14-7 scoring advantage in the final quarter.“We played well considering that we started three freshmen, eight sophomores, and only had five returning players that have played varsity
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