Serving Gogebic, Iron and Ontonagon Counties
By JASON JUNO
HURLEY — Hurley’s offense has looked strikingly different the last two weeks than the lethal rushing attack its 26-year playoff streak was built on.
In Friday night’s 26-12 win over Flambeau, the Northstars threw for 267 yards, which was more than the 238 yards they passed for in the last two seasons — combined.
And so far, it’s helped them win games.
When Prentice loaded up against the run last week, Hurley went to the air and discovered their passing game looked pretty dynamic in the new-to-them 8-player format. When Flambeau, one of the top teams in t...