All five have busted loose for touchdown receptions of 47 or more yards this season.
Davis (24 receptions for 469 yards and six touchdowns) and Allen Perryman (22-329-7) are featured in a cast that has put Lemoore (5-2, 3-0) in contention to win a second straight West Yosemite League title heading into Friday’s showdown at home against fellow league unbeaten Mt. Whitney (4-2, 2-0).
Ahlin has done his part, too, in three games since returning from a concussion suffered Sept. 4 against Clovis.
He has completed 74 percent of his passes (32 of 43) for 658 yards and 10 TDs while leading the Tigers to routs of Redwood (41-6), Hanford West (42-0) and Golden West (49-13) to open WYL play.
Lemoore, ranked No. 2 in D-II by The Bee, is aiming for at least a second straight No. 2 seed for the Division II playoffs. Last year, the Tigers were upset at home by No. 3 Dinuba (30-22), which went on to lose 16-14 at top-seeded Ridgeview for the title.
Pulliam concedes that the 6-0 Wolf Pack, who owns wins over four D-I teams, deserves the top seed again should it win out as expected in the South Yosemite League. But the second seed appears up for grabs between the Tigers, Tulare (6-0) and Sanger (5-1).
Lemoore has beaten Sanger (21-19), and owns a more impressive victory over Redwood than Tulare (49-41). Sanger also beat Redwood 28-7. The Tigers’ only losses are to D-Is Clovis (6-0) and Buchanan (4-2), teams ranked first and eighth in the section, respectively.
Concussion Symposium Saturday – The Central Valley Concussion Symposium will be held Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the UCSF Fresno Medical Education and Research building (155 N. Fresno St.) on the Community Regional Medical Center campus.
More than 200 Central Valley health care professionals, educators, coaches, parents and student-athletes are expected to gather and discuss diagnosis, education and recovery for patients with traumatic brain injuries like concussions.
No. 16 Stockdale (1-5, 0-1) at No. 3 Liberty-Madera Ranchos (2-3, 1-0): The buzz leading up to this Southwest Yosemite League game revolves around Stockdale coach Brett Shelton, who was suspended early in the week by the Kern High School District for an undisclosed reason. The length of the suspension hasn’t been determined.
No. 6 Clovis West (3-2, 0-1) at No. 8 Buchanan (4-2, 1-0): Must-win Tri-River Athletic Conference game for CW after losing 21-17 in final minutes to Clovis North. Buchanan hasn’t won five games in a season since 2010 (6-5).
No. 11 Edison (2-4, 1-0) at No. 10 Sanger (5-1, 1-0): County/Metro Athletic Conference showdown has Sanger leading 19-15 in a series launched in 1932, according to section historian Bob Barnett.