Tigers suffer first loss at hands of Spartans

ELDORA - Nick Eller was clear and simple about 1A seventh-ranked South Hardin football’s 35-0 loss to Grundy Center: self-inflicted, but also at the hands of a better football team Friday night. 

  “We kicked ourselves in the butt, shot ourselves in the foot, whatever you can say,” Eller said. “This was a frustrating night. Hats off to Grundy Center because they did play well. But I know we are capable of playing better than we played tonight. We have to coach better and accept coaching better.”