Lansingburgh's Tyrone Nichols turns upfield during Friday's homecoming game against Cohoes. The Knights scored six unanswered touchdowns (and a safety) after the Tigers scored on their opening drive, posting a 51-19 victory at Lansingburgh High School. (All photos by Mike McMahon - The Record).

Lansingburgh junior tight end Blake Mosley scampers into the end zone for a touchdown in Friday's game. A converted lineman, Mosley drew plenty of praise from Lansingburgh head coach Al McNall after the game for his dedication to the position switch and his toughness going over the middle of the field.

Lansingburgh's Terrance Kemp loses a fumble in the first quarter of Friday's ballgame. Cohoes' Kyle Farley (44) recovered the ball.

Cohoes quarterback Josh Floeser tucks the ball and runs during Friday's game. He rushed for 17 yards and added 72 passing yards and two touchdowns through the air.

Lansingburgh's Terrance Kemp looks for an opening. Kemp rushed for 41 yards and as a team, the Knights gained 243 yards on 55 rushing attempts.

Lansingburgh senior quarterback T.J. McLaughlin spent plenty of time running Friday night - he finished with 31 rushing yards on 10 attempts - but he did the most damage through the air. McLaughlin tossed for 163 yards and three scores on a 9-of-15 performance, as the Knights developed a devastating play-action fake through strong running in the double-wing.

"We had a little jitters and everybody was a little nervous, especially after they scored on the opening drive," McLaughlin said. "I just told the team to let it go and the offense came out strong, we got the big safety and we made some big plays."

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Check out the full story on the Lansingburgh-Cohoes game, as well as stories from the Troy High vs. Scotia-Glenville and Hoosick Falls vs. Tamarac contests in Saturday's edition of The Record.