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USA TODAY Sports High School Football Plays of the Week: Vote for Week 12's best

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Bradley Facteau, Benton Brereton, Trey Wright, Kyler Campbell, and Zechariah Wallace headline USA TODAY Sports' Plays of the Week. Vote now!

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  • USA TODAY Sports High School Football Plays of the Week: Vote for Week 12's best.
  • Bradley Facteau, Benton Brereton, Trey Wright, Kyler Campbell, and Zechariah Wallace headline USA TODAY Sports' Plays of the Week.

From coast to coast, players across the country made massive, eye-popping plays as they wrapped up the regular season, started postseason play, or continued successful runs in the playoffs.So what were the best plays of the week?Check out the five plays that really caught our eye this week—and earned themselves a spot as a USA TODAY Sports Plays of the Week nominee. Vote for your favorite below.De La Salle's (CA) Bradley Facteau: Big Man touchdown!Already in cruise control in a big-time win over Granite Bay, De La Salle defensive lineman Prayshawn Harang forced a fumble on a massive hit and his fellow lineman Bradley Facteau was there to scoop it, scoring what was the most eventful touchdown of the night.Gulf Shores' (AL) Benton Brereton: 'Mosses' defender with insane one-handed grabOn any normal day, the way that Ramsay's (AL) defensive back was guarding Hudspeth on this two-point conversion attempt would have drawn a flag. However, Hudspeth didn't need one as he rose over the defender and somehow pulled in this incredible grab en route to a 33-7 victory.Lone Star (TX) QB Trey Wright: Video game-like touchdownOf all the teams and all the players that played in Texas on Thursday night, it would be hard to find one that had a bigger night night Wright, a rising junior and USC commit. His biggest moment from the Rangers' 58-7 win over McKinney North (TX) was this long touchdown run that looked like something out of a video game with someone playing on easy than real life. New Lothrop's (MI) Kyler Campbell: Massive effort in tough pick-sixIt wasn't enough for Campbell just to get a huge interception in Friday night's 49-21 win over Michigan Lutheran Seminary (MI). Campbell kept his legs churning and, despite several tackle attempts, he found his way into the end zone for one of the toughest interceptions we've seen this season.Warren Central's (IN) Zechariah Wallace: Wild bobbling catchEven when he's in double-coverage, Warren Central receiver Zechariah Wallace is open. Don't believe us? Check out this touchdown where the Warriors' senior hauled in a bobbling touchdown grab despite being blanketed by a couple of Franklin Central receivers in a 49-20 sectional championship win. Vote for USA TODAY Sports Play of the Week: Week 12Note: Poll closes on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 12:30 pm ETHow to submit your own video for Plays of the Week considerationWant one of your videos considered for Plays of the Week? Upload your athlete videos at this link!All highlights from all high school sports will be considered.Follow Sports Reporter Joe Spears on X at @joe_spears7 or via email: JSpears@usatodayco.com. For additional high school sports coverage, be sure to follow USA TODAY High School Sports on Instagram and X.This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: USA TODAY Sports High School Football Plays of the Week: Vote for Week 12's best

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