BY JIM MISUNASjmisunas@gbtribune.com If Great Bend Panther quarterback Koy Brack has his choice, he’d rather hand off the football to tailback Gage Fritz. But Dodge City’s defense gave Brack the quarterback run game in a 32-carry night that earned 150 yards.That formula worked fine with Brack, who has thrown for 567 yards and four scores and rushed for 354 yards and nine TDs. The Panthers average 239 yards rushing and 142 yards passing per game.The Panthers (2-2) will see what phase of the offense works best against Wichita West (2-2) in Friday’s Homecoming football game at Memorial Stadium.
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