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Alec Schlichting's 74 yard jaunt was the beginning of the end for the LeRoy Panthers.
The LeRoy Panthers offense was averaging over 400 yards rushing a game.
Averaging!
So confident in their offense were they that when they won the coin toss, they did the unorthodox – they wanted the ball right away. (Normally teams defer in order to get the second half kickoff and have a chance at back-to-back scores – but more on that later)
"Yeah, it surprised me when they wanted the ball," said Lena-Winslow head coach Ric Arand. "That made the first possession really important."
Three times the LeRoy Panthers ran the ball inside, and three times they amassed a grand total of only six yards...
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