Utilizing a running game that wore out the ground more than a golfer who shoots a hundred, a passing attack that seemed to care more about touchdowns than Mayfield-like yardage, and a defense that was solid to sensational, Llano High’s eleven walloped Bandera, 54-20, to reach 5-5 for the regular campaign—first such season since 2013—and earn third place in district 13-4A.