Florence -- Looking at final scores alone, the Florence and Kent
Denver defenses appear to be headed in the opposite directions.
The fourth-ranked Huskies are headed north, the top-ranked Sun
Devils south.  The Huskies have given up seven points combined
in their two postseason games -- a 38-7 win against Basalt and a
12-0 victory against Middle Park. That's far better than the Sun
Devils have fared while getting their two playoff wins. Kent
Denver won 49-35 against No. 16 Strasburg and 35-27 against No.
9 Brush.  "We've played playoff teams. The reality of it is, as
you get into the playoffs and the deeper you go, the better the
teams you're going to face," Sun Devils head coach Scott Yates
said Tuesday in a phone interview with the Cañon City Daily
Record. "Teams don't necessarily make the playoffs without
having some ability to put points on the board.  Huskies backup
quarterback Erikk Wollman struggles to gain yards against the
Kent Denver defense in a game earlier this season. The Sun
Devils have allowe