ARIMO — The Aberdeen Tigers arrived at Marsh Valley High School Friday night to take on the Eagles, having lost their last two games by a combined eight points.
After jumping out to a 13-0 lead early in the second quarter, the Tiger offense was stymied by the Marsh Valley defense for the final 35-plus minutes of the game. The Eagles, who found some offensive rhythm as well in the second half, were driving for a chance to tie the game or take a lead with less than a minute left.
Just when bad thoughts were starting to circulate in the collective minds of everyone on the Aberdeen sideline, senior safety Isaac Driscoll intercepted a pass from Marsh Valley’ sophomore quarterback Hunter East at the Tiger 8-yard line…