SYLACAUGA, Ala. - It was a Friday night to remember for the Sylacauga Aggies — and one that will be etched into the program's record books for years to come. Quarterback CJ Franklin and wide receiver Juice Riley delivered a performance for the ages, rewriting multiple offensive records and electrifying fans in one of the most dominant offensive displays in recent memory.

Franklin was nearly unstoppable under center, commanding the Aggie offense with poise and precision. He shattered the single-game passing record with 344 yards through the air, connecting on 21 completions, another new mark in the Aggie history books. His ability to spread the ball around and make clutch throws in key moments fueled an offensive explosion that totaled 481 yards, the most ever recorded in a single game.

But Franklin's historic night was only possible thanks to the dynamic playmaking of his top target. Riley was nothing short of sensational, hauling in 11 receptions for 224 yards, setting new program records in both categories. His speed, route-running, and relentless determination kept the defense on its heels all night, and his chemistry with Franklin was on full display from the opening drive to the final whistle.
 

Together, Franklin and Riley proved why they're one of the most dangerous offensive duos in the state. Their record-setting performances not only powered Sylacauga to a statement victory but also cemented their place among the all-time greats in Aggie football history.

On a night when the lights were brightest, CJ Franklin and Juice Riley didn't just show up — they took over.