EDINBURG, Texas — A Texas high school football player charged onto the field and bowled over a referee Thursday night, angered after being ejected from the game. Senior defensive lineman Emmanuel Duron of Edinburg High School came running from the sideline area after the referee announced the ejection, slamming into the official during the first half of the zone play-in game against Pharr-San Juan-Alamo. Related Articles Colorado high school football championships: Scouting the Class 3A, 4A and 5A title games Palmer Ridge, behind explosive passing game, seeks fourth-straight state title as Class 4A football newcomers Meet all-everything Cherry Creek star Myles Purchase: “There are very few things that he can’t do” Limited fan attendance allowed at Colorado high school football championship games, state says CHSAA petitions state to allow for fans at state football championship games in Pueblo Duron was escorted from the stadium by police officers. The Monitor of McAllen reported the referee was evaluated for a concussion by medical personnel at the stadium. The game resumed after a delay, with Edinburg winning 35-21 to advance to the playoffs. The District 31-6A Defensive Player of the Year last season, Duron also is the Bobcats’ kicker and punter and a star wrestler.