Kendrick senior Jamar Comar didn't think it was a huge deal.

Scoring a go-ahead touchdown from 3 yards out and intercepting a deep ball on the final play of the game, to him, was just being in the right position to make a play.

But looking at the big picture indicates differently. They were two plays that helped Kendrick get its second win of the season, 12-8, over Bremen, which already had wins against Chattahoochee County and Jordan and put up 35 points against undefeated Heard County.

It doesn't make the season a success yet, but it helps Kendrick get on the right track.

For his efforts, he is the Ledger-Enquirer's High School Football Player of the Week.

He spoke Monday with the L-E about the two plays and how the team can continue to improve.

Question: What was your thought process on those last couple of plays to ensure the win for you guys?

Answer: It was a last-second thing. I saw they were spreading their wide receivers out, so I knew they were going deep. We just dropped back in a cover-2. I looked up and saw the ball, and I just caught. I thought about returning it for another touchdown, but I just ran it out of bounds just to save the game.

Question: How do you maintain your focus from this game and continue it into the future?

Answer: You focus on staying disciplined, hitting, locking up -- things like that. Never let a man deep. … We've got to get better on offense and moving the ball well in crucial situations.

David Mitchell, 706-571-8571

For a video of the full interview, go online to www.ledger-enquirer.com/valleypreps.