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Hudson 'Has Their Mojo Going': Arrowhead Coach

'Offensively, they are a lot more balanced this year,' Warhawks coach Greg Malling told the Lake Country Reporter.

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Arrowhead sounds just a little worried about meeting Hudson High School again in postseason play on Friday. 

"Offensively, they are a lot more balanced this year than last," Warhawks coach Greg Malling told the Lake Country Reporter. "That of course presents a while new set of challenges for us. They throw the ball well and have a couple of receivers who can present matchup problems for us. The one thing that really is noticeable on film is how much confidence they play with. They're extremely aggressive and enthusiastic every play. They have their mojo going again this year."

It's a rematch from the 2012 playoff semifinals on Friday at 7 p.m. as Hudson takes on Arrowhead at Goerke Park in Stevens Point. (Last year the Warhawks won 43-20 to end the Raiders' run.)

About the two-down goalline stand that saved Saturday's Level 3 victory over Appleton North for Hudson, Raiders running back Wade Malecha told WQOW (see video report above or at WQOW.com) that "other than video games, I don't think it's ever happened to me personally."

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