Two-A-Days 2026: Stanton Mustangs
SIOUX CITY, IA (KCAU) – Next team up for Two-A-Days is the Stanton Mustangs, who didn’t start winning until week five last season but still punched themselves a ticket to the playoffs! In the playoffs
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Yahoo Sports turned its Two-A-Days spotlight this week to the Stanton Mustangs, a squad that found its footing late but still rode into the Iowa playoffs last season. Their run ended in the second round at the hands of Hemingford, yet the arc—slow start, late surge, brief postseason life—carries the familiar rhythm of small-town football programs everywhere, where roster depth and early injuries often dictate whether a team is playing in November or watching from the bleachers.
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Source: Yahoo Sports, “Two-A-Days 2026: Stanton Mustangs”. Read the original →
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