Hawks host familiar opponent in first round

With the playoffs kicking off tonight, the Lynnville-Sully football team is having a bit of deja vu.

Squaring off against the same first-round opponent they defeated 54-14 last season, the Hawks (7-2) are hoping that deja vu will eventually include the score and not just hosting WACO of Wayland (6-3) in Sully tonight.

“Obviously we’re looking at last year’s tape so see some of the things we did well, but they’re a different football team and so are we,” Lynnville-Sully coach Mike Parkinson said. “When you graduate a number of guys like they did, you tend to be a different ballclub, so we’re just taking this game plan like any other game.”

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