Vian's semifinal game postponed again
by Mike Erwin - Sports Editor
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For the second time in four days, the Vian Wolverines' state semifinal playoff game has been put on hold.

The Class 2A semifinal match-up between No. 4 Vian and No. 1 Davis has been moved from Monday night at Choctaw to 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Putnam City High School.

The contest was originally scheduled for this past Saturday, but inclement weather last Thursday forced the initial postponement to Monday night.

The Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association announced at 10:30 a.m. Monday that the other Class 2A state semifinal has also been postponed. Spiro and Millwood will now play at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at East Central High School in Tulsa.

Vian head football coach Brandon Tyler said he was told the field at Choctaw was still unplayable as of Monday morning.

“They said Choctaw's field still had about four inches of snow and ice on it and they didn't think they could get it ready in time,” said Tyler. “We're ready to play, it doesn't matter where. We'd play in the middle of I-40 if we had to.”
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