Union senior linebacker Bobby Lind is looking forward to a rematch with Jenks in the Class 6A state championship football game on Friday night.

"This is what we wanted," Lind said. "It's time to go to work and get ready to play them."

Lind helped lead a defensive effort that limited Broken Arrow to 73 yards in the second half as second-ranked Union rallied for a 24-13 victory over No. 3 Broken Arrow on Saturday night at the University of Tulsa's Chapman Stadium, which also will be the site for the title game at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

"Our game plan was to keep pressure on their quarterback (Archie Bradley) and that's what we did in the second half," Lind said.

Union's defense held Broken Arrow to six points after the Tigers drove for a touchdown on the game's opening drive.

"Dalton Davis and our defensive front did a real nice job, and so did our linebackers, Bobby Lind, Blace Walser and Luke Snider — they also did a great job," Union coach Kirk Fridrich said.

As a result, defending champion Union (12-1) will play No. 1 Jenks (13-0) in the state title game for the third consecutive year. Union will try to avenge its only loss of the season, 27-25, to Jenks in Week 2 at Chapman Stadium.

The game will include a matchup of Union's top-ranked 6A defense against Jenks' No. 1 scoring offense in 6A. Lind and his defensive teammates will need to also put pressure on Jenks quarterback Sawyer Kollmorgen, who has passed for 2,319 yards and 23 TDs this season. Union, after holding Broken Arrow to 59 yards rushing, will try to slow down Jenks tailback Zack Langer. Langer leads 6A with 2,220 rushing yards and 38 touchdowns.

Lore, Ross lead Jenks defense: Jenks defensive linemen David Lore and Alex Ross continued to have a strong postseason in a Saturday's 44-26 win over Southmoore.

Lore had nine tackles, including three for losses. He has 39 tackles in three playoff games. Ross had 10 tackles against Southmoore, including two for losses.

Wilson lifts Lincoln: When Roman Wilson began his football career at Lincoln Christian, his primary contribution was as a kicker. During the past two years, however, he also has become one of the state's top receivers and is a starting defensive back.

On Friday night, Wilson's kicking ability proved to be important as his 27-yard field goal with one second left gave the top-ranked Bulldogs a 24-21 victory at No. 2 Davis. Lincoln (12-1) advances to meet No. 8 Pawhuska (11-2) in the semifinals at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Skiatook.

Because the Bulldogs have won so many games by lopsided margins in the past three years, it was Wilson's first chance to kick a winning field goal.

"Before the kick I just had clear my mind, focus on the kick, treat it like any other kick and not think about how important it was," Wilson said. "I knew what I had to do. When I saw the ball go through (the uprights) it was an amazing feeling."

Wilson, who had 11 receptions for 130 yards, set up the field goal with a catch at the 10-yard line. He caught four Cale Grauer passes for 56 yards on the 80-yard drive that took 2:12. Wilson also made a key tackle to force a Davis punt that led to Lincoln's winning drive.

"I think it's our biggest win ever," Wilson said. "It was so huge for us to win at a place with so much tradition.

"We had never been in that situation before where we had to have a two-minute drive like that to win a game. But we work on that every day and it showed what we're made of as a team to battle through a tough game like that."

The last-second win made the three-hour bus trip home much more enjoyable.

"When we first got on the bus we were all having a lot of fun, but then it got quiet because we were all so tired we fell asleep," Wilson said.

Wilson had two TD catches in Lincoln's 48-0 victory over Pawhuska in Week 8.

"We know it's going to be much harder the second time around and that we'll get Pawhuska's best shot," Wilson said.

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