Dodgers toss Spencer late
SPENCER — True to form and completely consistent with his personality, Dreshaun Ross had very little to say about himself after one of the greatest single-half performances in Fort Dodge football history here on Friday. Ross was exhausted. He had just rushed for 207 yards and three long touchdowns — covering 59, 51 and 71 yards — in the final 15-plus minutes of the Dodgers’ 47-28 victory over Spencer at Dale Norton Field. It was the kind of otherworldly effort that will be talked about by those in attendance for years to come. Yet the three-time state wrestling champion and ...