Mountain View rallies to upset rival Marana and earn The Boot trophy
Mountain View's Justin Holguin holds The Boot trophy aloft with injured teammate Will Howell beside him after the Mountain Lions' 42-35 upset win o...
Mountain View's Justin Holguin holds The Boot trophy aloft with injured teammate Will Howell beside him after the Mountain Lions' 42-35 upset win over Marana (Lexie Fegan/Special to AllSportsTucson.com) Mountain View was down to its third-string quarterback to start Friday night's rivalry game against visiting Marana. By the end of the game, coach Matt Johnson used his fourth and fifth options at quarterback because of injuries. Mountain View also trailed 28-14 until late in the third quarter before miraculously doing the unthinkable — winning 42-35 in front of a stunned crowd for both sides.