Class 5A Division I semifinal

7 p.m. Saturday, Texas Stadium

Radio: KDKR-FM (91.3), KVCE-AM (1160)

TV: Ch. 21, tape-delayed at approximately 11 p.m.

Playoff road: Trinity – d. Arlington Martin, 31-0; d. Lewisville, 42-17; d. Odessa Permian, 38-14; d. Arlington Bowie, 21-14. Plano – d. Rockwall, 42-35; d. Mesquite, 28-7; d. Spring Westfield, 31-19; d. Skyline, 41-20.

Trinity (13-1): Trinity used a balanced attack on offense and created three turnovers on defense to overtake Arlington Bowie, 21-14, last week. Junior QB Denarius McGhee was efficient with 9-of-13 passing for 107 yards. Senior RB Cliff Miller scored a on a 4-yard run in the first quarter for his fourth TD of the playoffs.

Plano (13-1): Plano's balanced offense overwhelmed one of the best defenses in the area as the Wildcats rolled over Skyline, 41-20. Junior RB Rex Burkhead rushed for 158 yards and a touchdown, threw a touchdown pass and returned a punt for a score. Junior Carson Meger became the first Plano QB to throw for more than 3,000 yards in a season. Plano held Skyline to 10 first downs.

Trend: Trinity has not surrendered more than 17 points in a game during its 12-game winning streak. Plano has scored at least 26 points every game except one this season.

KEEP AN EYE ON ...

Trinity RB Samir Baker

Baker uses his speed and power to burst through the gaps provided by Trinity's imposing offensive line. The 5-6, 177-pound senior has 251 carries for 1,791 yards and 16 TDs. Baker was part of a tailback tandem for most of the season, but he has shouldered much of the running burden with junior RB Dontrayevous Robinson out with a leg injury.

Plano WR Grant Davis

Davis is part of a talented group of receivers who have helped Plano's spread offense flourish. He had eight catches for 114 yards and a touchdown last week, giving him 51 catches for 961 yards and seven touchdowns this season. The 6-3, 195-pound senior has great hands and has averaged 18.8 yards per catch.