EAST RUTHERFORD — Cedar Creek wanted to remove all doubt.

The Pirates didn't have anything to prove to each other, they just needed the entire state to get on board.

Facing the defending state champion Old Tappan Golden Knights, facing a team with 17 straight wins, facing a team that had won 24 of its previous 25 games, playing in the NFL home of the Jets and Giants, Cedar Creek didn't just win. The Pirates dominated. To the tune of a 34-7 drubbing that wasn't nearly as close as the scoreboard indicated.

"We knew coming in, that they were the best, most physical team we would play," senior Jahmir Campfield said. "We just came out strong. We read our keys. We played an excellent game."

Did they ever.

The game started out somewhat as expected. The Knights took the opening kickoff and dr

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