Mistakes hurt Vikes’ chances
MOUNT UNION — Glendale proved a lot has changed since its 41-point loss to Mount Union last season. The Vikings fought and clawed their way back from several key mistakes to take a three-point lead on the Trojans late in the third quarter on Friday, but the explosiveness of Mount Union running back Nasir Collins proved to be too much. It took Collins one play to give the Trojans the lead back when he broke an ankle tackle and went 64 yards for a score in Mount Union’s eventual 38-31 win. The touchdown run was the highlight of a 17-carry, 172-yard and two-touchdown performance ...