CONWAY — Off to a 1-1 start following a tough 21-20 loss at home on Senior Night last Saturday at Gary Millen Stadium, it’s back to work this week for members of the Kennett High football. The Eagles have the potential to be one of the top teams in Division II this fall but with an abbreviated schedule, just five regular-season games, the margin for error is a lot smaller.

Plymouth came from behind with two fourth-quarter touchdowns to erase a 20-7 Kennett lead on Saturday in a contest the Eagles dominated for most of the first three quarters. The offense looked crisp with three first-half touchdown passes from Parker Coleman to Cole Salyards, while the defense was aggressive and the Bobcats had no answer for Evan Koroski, who had three sacks on Plymouth’s first eight offensive snaps.

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