BRUSLY – The old adage of “defense wins championships” was put to the test Friday and the Iota Bulldogs rose to the occasion.
After giving up 74 yards and a touchdown on just four plays late in the first quarter, the Bulldogs’ defensive unit limited the No. 14-seeded Panthers to just five first downs and 61 yards the rest of the night in a thrilling 17-7 upset victory.
The victory earned the No. 19-…
