Heading into Niceville’s district matchup with Tate on Sept. 25, Deagan McCoy and the Eagles treated it as a must-win. “It was a district game and we told ourselves that we’re really going to have to play really good football in these next couple of weeks if we want to host a home playoff game,” McCoy said. “So it was win or go home in our minds.” The junior quarterback played like it, completing 13 of 16 passes for 195 yards and two touchdowns …
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