Mills rebounds from loss, takes down Wynne | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Mills got whatever sour taste it had left in its mouth from last week's loss by chomping down on Wynne on Friday.
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Mills got whatever sour taste it had left in its mouth from last week's loss by chomping down on Wynne on Friday.
Not even a penalty-filled game could mar Mills' overpowering effort Friday at Comet Stadium in Little Rock.
Mills isn't short on representation in the statewide statistics. The Comets entered Friday's Class 5A first-round playoff game with the state's third-leading passer, the leader in interceptions, the leader in sacks and one of only 11 players with more than 1,000 receiving yards.
The Pine Bluff Zebras visited the Mills University Studies Comets on the road at Comet Stadium on Friday night in a highly anticipated matchup between two teams on fire. Mills came out victorious 19-18 in overtime after a very hard fought game.
Two weeks ago, Genoa track coach Luke Hodulik hosted a summer field event meet that drew 56 athletes from as far away as southern Indiana, Chicago, and Flint, Michigan.