I have to capitalize on the opportunities I do get, Roman said in a phone interview. "Yeah, there's a little more pressure to produce when you don't see it all that often, but it's still fun." Roman hopes to have a little bit of fun and make his presence felt Friday, Nov. 9, at Civic Field, when Mount Baker (8-1) hosts Woodland in the first round of the Class 1A State Playoffs. "One of the things I appreciate about Zan as a receiver is we don't throw the ball a ton, and I know he would like to play a bigger role, but you never hear him complain," Mount Baker coach Ron Lepper said in a phone interview. "The maturity level for him is real high." Roman is averaging 19.0 yards per catch, as his 380 yards accounts for nearly two-thirds the Mountaineers' season passing total (617). He also has three TD receptions. Plus, Roman has been happy to make his impact felt in a number of other ways. On offense, that includes running decoy. "I like running good fake routes," Roman said. "If I can draw away the safety as well as the cornerback and maybe even a linebacker, I'm helping my teammates." Of course there is Roman's downfield blocking, which can turn a good run by Jake Schleimer, Izaiha Schwinden or Zender into a game-changing one. "We've had quite a few long runs this year, and Zan and our other receivers have been a real big part of