While Chandler welcomed back running back Chase Lucas Friday it also likely said goodbye to its No. 1 receiver for at least a couple of weeks. 

N'keal Harry suffered a high ankle sprain in the first quarter of Chandler's 28-6 victory over Brophy and never returned to the game. But Chandler still has weapons and a defense that probably played its best game of the season, according to Chandler coach Shaun Aguano.  

Aguano monitored Lucas' workload Friday, trying to ease Lucas back into action. Lucas hadn't played since suffereing a leg injury in Game 1. 

Brophy also is banged up and played without defensive end Connor Murphy, linebacker Walker Adams (out for the year) and wide receiver Robert Brooks.