After that point, Pleasant Grove began to assert itself on the defensive end and limit Wimberley's attack to just 48 yards in the second quarter, 47 in the third and 75 in the fourth - most of which came on the late score with the game well out of hand.
Offensive MVP Bruce Garrett racked up 254 yards on 25 carries and three touchdowns to lead Pleasant Grove. KJ Hicks added 88 and as a team, Pleasant Grove piled up 397 rushing yards, which contributed a more than seven minute advantage in time of possession.
It's the second state title for Pleasant Grove in a three-year stretch where it has made the finals.
