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Nick Montana, the son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Montana, is a quarterback at Oaks Christian School in California, and over the weekend he got his team's playoff game off to a big start, throwing a 73-yard touchdown pass on the first play of the game.But things didn't go quite so well for the rest of the game: Montana threw three interceptions, and Oaks Christian lost to Serra High School, 42-41 in overtime. With the loss, Oaks Christian -- a California football powerhouse -- falls short of its goal of winning seven consecutive championships.
Montana's high school football career is now over. Next year he'll be a freshman at Washington.
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