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Yokota's Mitchell Powell tries to fall on the football ahead of two Osan players.

Yokota's Mitchell Powell tries to fall on the football ahead of two Osan players. (Photo by Noah Hong/Special to Stripes)

OSAN AIR BASE, South Korea – Whenever Kysiem Banks suits up against Osan, big plays just seem to happen.

Yokota’s senior running back-defensive back accounted for five touchdowns and 348 all-purpose yards, including a 98-yard interception-return touchdown, as the Panthers opened the season with a 53-22 rout Saturday.

“And he also had an interception for 45 yards. Which is just crazy,” Panthers coach Michael Woodworth said. “It’s just Kysiem. He’s a difference maker. He’s fast. Super fast. When he gets on the outside and past you, it’s over.”

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