DARLINGTON - For three quarters, Redbirds head coach Adam Rotar was more than pleased with his team's effort. Darlington had shut down Shullsburg's offense and led 28-14 headed into the fourth quarter, but the Miners made a game of it before the buzzer ended the rally. "Any coach will tell you that you want to maintain whatever lead you have at halftime and after three quarters - but allowing 21 points is too much," Rotar said, after his team pulled out a 41-35 non-conference win Tuesday.
Early 'Birds get the win