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Dasani Hawkins, 12, far left, E'niyah Warr, 7, and her brother Darrian Holmes, 4, enjoy the game while Dasani's aunt, Tamika Hawkins, left, and E'niyah and Darrian's mother, Kristina Sypert, cheer behind them during the game between the Sacramento High School Dragons and the Burbank High School Titans at Burbank High School in Sacramento on Friday, September 28, 2012. -
Burbank students including Esther Romero, 16, left, Cristina Velasquez, 16, and Rebecca Vue, 16, cheer from the stadium bleachers during the game between the Sacramento High School Dragons and the Burbank High School Titans at Burbank High School in Sacramento on Friday, September 28, 2012. -
Hundreds of fans fill the stadium for the game between the Sacramento High School Dragons and the Burbank High School Titans at Burbank High School in Sacramento on Friday, September 28, 2012. -
Burbank's Calvin Green carries the American flag as he leads the Titans onto the football field before Friday nights prep football game between Burbank and Grant High Schools at Burbank High School in Sacramento, California on September 7, 2012. -
The Titans take the field to begin the game between the Sacramento High School Dragons and the Burbank High School Titans at Burbank High School in Sacramento on Friday, September 28, 2012. -
Titan's quarterback Ernest Jenkins throws on the run in the first quarter in Friday nights prep football game between Burbank and Grant High School's at Burbank High School in Sacramento, California on September 7, 2012. -
Titan Taniela Finau celebrates after Burbank's 36-27 win over Grant in Friday nights prep football game between Burbank and Grant High Schools at Burbank High School in Sacramento, California on September 7, 2012. -
Titans running back Isiah Williams celebrates after Burbank's 36-27 win over Grant in Friday nights prep football game between Burbank and Grant High Schools at Burbank High School in Sacramento, California on September 7, 2012. -
The Titans' head coach John Heffernan calls for a time out during the game between the Sacramento High School Dragons and the Burbank High School Titans at Burbank High School in Sacramento on Friday, September 28, 2012. -
The Titans' Isiah Williams (3) celebrates after the game between the Sacramento High School Dragons and the Burbank High School Titans at Burbank High School in Sacramento on Friday, September 28, 2012. Williams ran for 245 yards and scored four touchdowns in the game. The Titans won the game 56-12. -
The Titans' Kaifa Ngalu Tapa (58) celebrates on the sideline during the game between the Sacramento High School Dragons and the Burbank High School Titans at Burbank High School in Sacramento on Friday, September 28, 2012. -
Grants Tui Lopa (foreground) yells during a play near the goal line in the 4th quarter in Friday nights prep football game between Burbank and Grant High School at Burbank High School in Sacramento, California on September 7, 2012. -
Isiah Williams takes the ball from Ernest Jenkins during practice at their year-old stadium at Burbank High School on September 24, 2012 in Sacramento, Calif. -
Jared Hill (13) takes a drink as teammate Ernest Jenkins (8) waits his turn during practice at their year-old stadium at Burbank High School on September 24, 2012 in Sacramento, Calif. -
The Burbank High School Varsity football team practice at their year-old stadium at Burbank High School on September 24, 2012 in Sacramento, Calif. -
The cross country team runs at the year-old stadium at Burbank High School on September 24, 2012 in Sacramento, Calif. The stadium is in constant use by many sports at the school and by other schools in the area. -
The cross country team runs at the year-old stadium at Burbank High School on September 24, 2012 in Sacramento, Calif. The stadium is in constant use by many sports at the school and by other schools in the area. -
Devonte Johnson carries Dominique Harrell as they run around the new track with the cross country team at the stadium at Burbank High School on September 24, 2012 in Sacramento, Calif.
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