Schulenburg looked to spoil the first ever “Blackout” game for the Ganado Indians, but a strong second half from the Indian defense propelled them past the Shorthorns by a score of 42-20.
Ganado Head Coach Josh Ervin credited the Shorthorn offense, “Schulenburg came out fast and took advantage of some things and jumped up on us 14-0.”
Additionally, he spoke of the resiliency of his defense in the second half, “They dealt with the adversity so well, we were down 14-0 and ended the first half on top 21-20. They adjusted so well to what the coaches were showing them and I couldn’t be more proud.”
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