BY NOAH GRIFFITH FOR THE OBSERVER VALLEY – Last year, the Glenwood Gators had just enough in the tank to mount a comeback win over the Valley Rams. This time around, Valley’s hot start proved to be just enough to hold off a Gator comeback on Friday night at Ram Stadium. A 20-point lead had Valley sitting pretty at halftime, but the Gators put up 14 unanswered points in the second half. Nonetheless, Valley recovered an onside kick with 12 seconds remaining in the game to survive with a 20-14 win to open the season. “This win shows our team’s resiliency,” said Valley head coach Adam Hunter. “We came out hot, then we got flat in the second half, but we didn’t give up. We made the plays we needed early on, and even when our offense went cold, our defense made [Glenwood] drive the field and che

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