Entering this weekend, Kittson County Central was the story of the year in Nine-Man, having dethroned perennial powerhouse Stephen-Argyle in the section finals - but the Bearcats have been far from dominant in this game.  Three KCC turnovers haven’t helped their cause, either.  One was an interception, the second a fumbled punt return, the latter a wild play on which the Bearcat returner broke down the sideline, appeared to have one man to beat for the touchdown, but instead ran into that final tackler and fumbled the football. (The third came on the final play of the half, a desperation bomb into triple coverage in the end zone.)

On the other side, Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley’s offense could best be described as “methodical.”  They appear to be averaging about 2.50001 yards per play; their touchdown drive covered only 47 yards, but took 14 plays and ran almost seven minutes off the clock.  Nate Vogt plunged over from two yards for the score.

It’s shaping up to be a heck of a second half this morning…

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