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Kochi true to Ramadan in win
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FREMONT -- Mohammed Kochi wasn't feeling well, but that didn't
stop him from leading the American High football team to a victory on
Saturday.
The junior quarterback threw two touchdowns and ran for one to
help lead the Eagles to a 20-6 Mission Valley Athletic League win
over John F. Kennedy at Tak Fudenna stadium.
Kochi, who was 12-for-27 for 137 yards, was struggling to get
through the game. Saturday was the first day of Ramadan, and as a
Muslim, Kochi cannot eat or drink anything from sunset to sunrise.
"I ate right before the game, I feel like throwing up," Kochi said
after the game. ...
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