There was a weight lifted off Sequoyah and coach James Teter’s shoulders after they beat Cherokee last Friday to notch Teter’s 98th win, making him the all-time leader in Cherokee County.

There will be a different beast waiting in the wings Friday night as Kell (2-0) makes the trip to Skip Pope Stadium.

“They just have athletes everywhere,” Teter said.

Following Sequoyah’s blowout performance against Cherokee, the Chiefs (2-0) are expecting a much tighter game from Kell. They will try to keep a dangerous Longhorns offense on the sidelines with extended drives and an effective run game.

“We just have to find a way to slow the game down a little bit,” Teter said. “That’s just a normal cliché saying, but it is true. We’ve got to find a way to keep their offense off the field and help our

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