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DEFENSIVE ATTITUDE
Takeaways spark Great Bend past Dodge City in 38-13 rout
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Panther guard Payton Doll (62) helps quarterback Koy Brack (12), who is tackled at Dodge City Friday. The Panthers won 38-13. - photo by DALE HOGG Great Bend Tribune
DODGE CITY – Joey Soupiset intercepted two passes and the Great Bend Panthers earned four takeaways to defeat Dodge City 38-13 in Friday’s Western Athletic Conference football game.Soupiset recovered an onside kickoff that triggered the Panthers’ 31-0 burst and preserved a second-half shutout with two second-half interceptions. He read Dodge City quarterback Beau Foster on his goal-line interception.“That was a big play,” Soupiset said. “We were in man-to-man and I stayed with my receiver.