Photo via Patrick Breen/The Republic

This week's #FridayNightRewind, presented by Tackle Tube, starts with a meeting between unbeaten powerhouses, as USA Today Super 25 No. 3 St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida) dropped a 12-0 road decision to Peoria Centennial, the top team in Arizona.

Richard Obert of azcentral sports reports Centennial (6-0) held STA (3-1) to 25 carries for 76 yards, while shutting down two different quarterbacks through the air.

Zidane Thomas’ 56-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter secured the win, which broke STA’s 14-game winning streak.

🔥#KINGOFTHEGAME🔥 @foreign_zidane of @Cehsfootball earns King of the Game honors from this play to seal the victory over #3 @STA_Football pic.twitter.com/kBXlLGuJsp

— Sportalytix (@Sportalytix) September 30, 2017

Great grab

With a catch that’d make New York Giants wideout Odell Beckham Jr. smile, Jackson (Massillon, Ohio) receiver Jake Ryan snagged a remarkable TD pass from quarterback and UMass-commit Jaret Pallotta in their team’s 41-24 victory over GlenOak:

The @JHSPolarBears QB @jmpallotta44 finds WR Jake Ryan, for an unbelievable one-handed TD catch in corner of the enzone. #SCTop10 #HSBLITZOH pic.twitter.com/Tv512D63vJ

— Spectrum Sports OH (@SpecSportsOH) September 30, 2017

You can understand the Spectrum Sports crew's excitement over that one.

Trinity rolls on in front of 24,000

USA Today No. 20 Louisville Trinity (7-0) upped its Kentucky-best winning streak to 22 games with a 28-0 beating of rival St. Xavier (5-1) with an estimated crowd of 24,000 at Papa John's Stadium.

Jason Frakes of the Courier-Journal reports Trinity quarterback Nick Bohn went 32-of-42 for 237 yards and four TDs, all to different receivers. The Shamrocks have now won six straight versus St. Xavier, and 13 of 14, to take a 44-37-2 lead in the series that dates to 1956.

Trinity, which has wins over teams from Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio and Florida, got fans fired up with a spirited pep rally before the game.

PEP Rally at the ROCK. Beat St X. ☘️ pic.twitter.com/PWt4KMQgBn

— Trinity Athletics (@trinitysports) September 29, 2017

LT returns for Peanut Bowl

Photo via Richard Rodriguez/National Peanut Board/Associated Press

Recent Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee LaDainian Tomlinson returned to his Texas roots as Dallas-area powers DeSoto and Cedar Hill met in the inaugural Peanut Bowl, sponsored by the National Peanut Board. 

Tomlinson talked about his memories of prep football at Waco University High School, where he ran for 39 TDs as a senior, and those who helped him become a Heisman Trophy finalist at TCU, a No. 5 NFL draft pick for the San Diego Chargers in 2001, and now a hall of famer.

“My high school running backs coach, Walter Brown, was the reason I could get to a Division I college. He took me by the hand and got me to go take the ACTs and SATs. I didn’t know how to do any of that," Tomlinson said. "All the teachers who took extra time with me to make sure I understood my lessons. My journey couldn’t have been any better with the people in my life. My mom taking me to practice and being there every day. It was truly amazing when you reflect on that.”

As for the game, behind 121 rushing yards and two TDs by Kelan Walker, DeSoto notched a 21-7 victory.

New all-time passing leader in Nevada

Liberty (Henderson, Nevada) four-year starting quarterback Kenyon Oblad threw for 284 yards in his team's 49-14 win over Green Valley, which gave him 10,313 career yards, to surpass the previous state record of 10,113 held by former Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) standout and current Baylor QB Anu Solomon. 

ICYMI: @Libertyotball senior QB @kenyonoblad set the state passing record in Patriots win over Green Valley
MORE→https://t.co/YhmrgN12m8 pic.twitter.com/QSLCT9E6Xy

— Nevada Preps (@nevadapreps) September 29, 2017

“Coming into the season, it’s kind of a worry to beat the record because everyone is talking about it, hyping it up and stuff, so it’s good to beat it and be over with it, and now just keep playing football,” Oblad told the Las Vegas Sun.