Several choices to choose from after the most big performances of the season on the same week.

There was Daniel’s J.P. Hill’s two interceptions, Wren’s Chris Perdomo’s 11 catches for 172 yards and a TD, or Daniel’s Justin Walker’s 153 passing yards and four TDs on 7-of-10 passing.

But no one put up the video game numbers that Wren QB Austin McCaskill did against Easley, throwing for 421 yards and six scores. He completed 25-of-37 passes for a career night in only the sixth game of his career. McCaskill is leading the area QBs in stats by a country mile, now up to 1,580 yards passing with a 50 percent completion rate. He’s thrown 14 TDs, and 10 interceptions.

Week 5 picks

I went 8-6 on my picks this week, losing Westside-Greenville, Woodmont-Palmetto, Travelers Rest-Walhalla, Seneca-Blue Ridge, Whitmire-Dixie, and Franklin County-Oconee County. I’m 44-21 on the season.

Give credit to Seneca coach Ron Duncan for his first victory as Bobcats coach. Duncan was the last of five area first-year coaches to get his first W at his new school. The Bobcats’ defense scored nine points in a 22-14 victory.

Around the state

Byrnes snapped a 3-game losing streak to Gaffney, winning 42-14. Marcus Lattimore became the Rebels’ all-time leading rusher with 220 yards, to give him 2,952 in his career. … Greenwood lost its fourth straight game, this time against Sumter 10-0. The Eagles have totaled 21 points the last three games. Greenwood hasn’t started 1-4 since 1997. … Blythewood beat Lower Richland 23-0 as Bengals running back C.J. Edwards had a career-high 170 yards on 21 carries, including three TDs. … Summerville beat Stratford 26-0 by outgaining the Knights 417-140. Summerville is 3-2, but has lost two games by a combined three points. Stratford is 1-4, and hasn’t had a losing season since 1995.