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Day 2 of the Prep Bowl kicks off at 10 a.m. with the first of three games at U.S. Bank Stadium. Here's a guide to follow the games and get added information about the entire event.

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Saturday's games and game reports

Nine-Man: Mountain Iron-Buhl 25, Spring Grove 20 (box score)

Mountain Iron-Buhl, a winner in the first football state tournament 50 years ago, rallied from 19 points down and won on a touchdown with 25 seconds left. (Tap here to read the full story.)

New London-Spicer scored a 48-yard catch-and-lateral touchdown as time ran out, winning seconds after it had given up the lead. (Tap here to read the full story.)

5A: Elk River (12-0) vs. Mankato West (12-0), 4 p.m.

Friday's games and game reports

1A: Minneota 38, Springfield 21 (box score)

Minneota's power football, shown in four long second-half drives, produced the school's eighth state championship. (Tap here to read the full story.)

Barnesville, three times a second-place team in the state tournament, won its first title. (Tap here to read the full story.)

4A: Simley 34, Hutchinson 24 (box score)

Simley, after trailing by as many as 10 points in the first half, rallied behind a diverse offensive attack to beat Hutchinson. (Tap here to read the full story.)

Patrick Reusse writes that the Spartans manned up to turn the tables on Hutchinson (Tap here to read the full story.)

6A: Maple Grove 27, Rosemount 10 (box score)

Culminating with a championship, things went Maple Grove's way pretty much all season (Tap here to read the full story.)

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