YOUNGSVILLE – When the Southside defense forced a 3-and-out to begin the third quarter, no one could have predicted what happened on the next drive.
Well, maybe Southside coach Jess Curtis could have. After all, the Sharks are known for controlling the clock, running the football and imposing physicality on opposing defenses.
Up 10-7 at the time, Southside embarked on a 23-play, 80-yard drive that burned 11:43 off the clock. Quarterback Parker Dies capped off the drive with a touchdown to put the Sharks up 17-7…