In the midst of a record-setting state championship game Saturday night, Colorado signee Quentin Gibson broke out the Deion Sanders celebration shuffle to pay tribute to the Pro Football Hall of Famer who will be his future college coach.

North Crowley throttled Austin Westlake 50-21 in front of 36,120 in attendance on Saturday, Dec. 21 to complete a perfect season and win the Class 6A Division I state championship “for the city.” It’s the Panthers’ second state title; the first came in 2003, the last time Fort Worth was represented in a title game of any class.

North Crowley capped its 16-0 season by defeating Westlake in the Class 6A Division I state championship game. Westlake is 42-4 the past three years.

Jimerson threw four touchdown passes - including three to receiver Quentin Gibson. He connected with Daniel Bray for ... Cornelius Warren III had a game-high 217 yards rushing for North Crowley (16-0) and he scored on a 75-yard run in the third quarter.