Updated 10:44 p.m.

RALEIGH -- Throughout the week, Duke head coach David Cutcliffe said the only way Duke could truly put its loss at Stanford in the past was to get back to work.

Friday night matchups

No. 1 Garner 28, No. 17 Clayton 0 (final)

No. 2 Wakefield 57, Sanderson 20 (final)

No. 3 Leesville Road 50, Enloe 20 (final)

No. 4 Wake Forest-Rolesville 35, Heritage 7 (final)

No. 5 Cleveland 22, North Lenoir 16 (final)

No. 6 Cardinal Gibbons open

No. 7 Middle Creek 21, No. 13 Lee County 14 (final)

Harnett Central 17, No. 8 Southeast Raleigh 16 (final)

Fuquay-Varina 14, No. 9 Cary 0 (final)

No. 10 Chapel Hill 18, Cedar Ridge 6 (final)

No. 11 Erwin Triton 29, Pikeville Aycock 14 (final)

No. 12 Hillside 18, Southern Durham 13 (final)

No. 14 Knightdale 28, East Wake 20 (final)

Lumberton 20, No. 15 Athens Drive 14 (final)

No. 16 Carrboro at Northern Vance

Southern Guilford at No. 18 Orange

No. 19 West Johnston 39, Smithfield-Selma 7 (final)

No. 20 South Johnston 19, Eastern Wayne 12 (4th)

Other area games

Brougton 30, Millbrook 16 (final)
Ayden-Grifton 36, Pamlico 6 (final)
Pittsboro Northwood 27, Riverside 7 (final)
East Chapel Hill 21, Durham Jordan 7 (final)
Eastern Wayne 6, South Johnston 6 (3rd)
Franklinton 34, Corinth Holders 21 (final)
Green Hope 23, Holly Springs 13 (final)

Havelock 48, White Oak 7 (final)
Halifax Academy vs. Word of God at Wilder’s Grove

High Point Christian at Wake Christian
Scotland 56, Anson 6 (final)
Bunn 42, North Johnston 0 (3rd)
Northern Durham 49, Person 14 (final)
Panther Creek 35, Apex 7 (final)
Princeton 16, East Carteret 15 (final)
Rocky Mount 28, Greenville Rose 14 (final)
Ravenscroft 39, Fayetteville Village Christian 13 (3rd)
Siler City Jordan Matthews at Providence Grove
West Johnston 39, Smithfield-Selma 7 (4th)
South Central 26, West Carteret 7 (4th)
South Granville 23, Southern Nash 13 (final)
Southeast Halifax at North Edgecombe
Southwest Edgecombe 30, Kinston 20 (2nd)
Union Pines at Overhills
Warren County at Roanoke Rapids
Westover 32, Southern Lee 10 (final)
Southern Pines Pinecrest 36, Western Harnett 7 (final)
Wilmington Laney at Northern Nash
Wilson Beddingfield at Greene Central
Wilson Hunt 46, Wilson Fike 21 (final)
 

North Carolina coach Larry Fedora said last week that he wished his team had experienced more adversity during its dominant season-opening victory against Elon. The Tar Heels faced plenty here on Saturday against Wake Forest – and they also experienced their first loss of Larry Fedora’s coaching tenure. 

 No. 1 Garner 46, No. 4 Middle Creek 29 (final)

No. 5 Wake Forest-Rolesville 34, No. 7 Southeast Raleigh 7 (final)

No. 8 Cardinal Gibbons 46, Ravenscroft 10 (final)

No. 2 Wakefield 55, East Wake 41 (final)

No. 9 Cary 45, Apex 7 (final)

Knightdale 41, Enloe 14 (final)

South Johnston 34, Smithfield-Selma 7 (final)

No. 16 Athens Drive 24, Green Hope 20 (fianl)

No. 12 Durham Hillside 21, Greensboro Dudley 20 (final)

No. 6 Cleveland 48, No. 15 Heritage 16 (final)

No. 10 Chapel Hill 28, Northwood 0 (final)

No. 13 Lee 37, Fuquay-Varina 14 (final)

No. 18 Clayton 41, Corinth Holders 12 (final)

Fay. Sanford 24, Broughton 21(final)

Triton 49, Western Harnett 30 (final)

Northern Durham 33, Millbrook 20 (final)

Princeton 21, North Johnston 28, Princeton 21 (final)

Holly Springs 23, Panther Creek 20 (OT)

Hoke 35, Sanderson 0 (3rd)

Richmond County41, Hope Mills South View 7 (final)

Orange 26, Jordan 6 (final)

Halifax, Va. 35, Person 19 (final)

Updated 11:45 p.m.

DURHAM - The first play from scrimmage of 2012 could not have gone much better for Duke’s defense.

Friday night high school football matchups

Final results from Friday night's high school football openers can be found by clicking the Read More button below. Also, game summaries can be found here.

N.C. State's Tyler Brosius (12) passes in the first half during N.C. State's Kay Yow Spring Football game Saturday, April 21, 2012, at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh. Brosius is leaving N.C. State to pursue a baseball career. Photo by Ethan Hyman - ehyman@newsobserver.com

Backup quarterback Tyler Brosius has left N.C. State to pursue a baseball career, his father told the Asheville Citizen-Times.

Brosius, a third-year sophomore, will transfer to Walters State, a community college in Tennessee, to play baseball and then enter the major league draft, according to his dad, Mike Brosius.

Kurt Ehlert is an orthopaedic surgeon, but last year he became a high school assistant football coach at Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons. He was an assistant football coach who knew little about coaching football and who coached kickers, although he knew nothing about kicking a football.