Calloway surprises many posters with the win. Lakers up 14-3 at the half. The Wildcats got a big scoop and score in 3Q to get momentum back and make it 14-10. But, Calloway's balance and a much-improved defense kept Dalcourt and Flippin in check for most of the night. On the Calloway side, Jr. RB Tyrrell Willis was a monster. He controlled the game with 222 bruising yards on 34 carries. QB Casey Brockman was steady as usual with 14 for 21 and 156 yards and 1 TD, no picks while running the offense. WR Chris Dobbins was his target of choice tonight with 8 catches for 115 yards and a TD, including two big 4th down catches late. I'm told this matches the Lakers deepest playoff run in school history - one other time. Congrats to both teams on a hard-fought game. Special tip of the hat to Coach Josh McKeel on the reconstruction job he's done in four short years. Good luck to the Lakers on the road at ACS.

Congrats Calloway, great game

Calloway surprises many posters with the win.

Including me, I admit ... I thought the Wildcats would win this one.

WR Chris Dobbins was his target of choice tonight with 8 catches for 115 yards and a TD, including two big 4th down catches late.

Dobbins seems to have become the Lakers' go-to receiver in the last few weeks. Not the fastest or most talented kid on the field, but does the little things well.

I'm told this matches the Lakers deepest playoff run in school history - one other time.

I seem to remember Calloway losing to Hopkinsville in the third round one year in the Artose Pinner era ... either 1996 or 1997.

Good luck to the Lakers on the road at ACS.

The prevailing opinion in the Lone Oak camp is that Calloway has a good shot to win next week.