Four quarters and an overtime were barely enough.  On the final play of the first overtime, Coleman's Austin Buzzard connected with Jacob Morrison on a fourth and long play to make the score 21-20.  The Bluecats attempted a do-or-die two-point conversion and were stopped at the goal line.  The stop gave Wall a 21-20 victory in Coleman on Friday, lifting the Hawks to 2-0 on the season.  Wall struck first in the overtime period when Zach McCormick caught a 25-yard pass from Matt Mills, making the score 21-14 after the Seth Dunham extra point.  Mills factored in all three of Wall's touchdowns.  He connected with Jake Halfmann on a 59-yard pass early in the first quarter to make it 7-0.  He gave Wall a 14-0 lead when he rushed into the end zone on a 3-yard carry midway through the second quarter.  Coleman struck back with a pair of three-yard rushing touchdowns in the second half to tie the score and force the overtime.

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