Friday night saw the wind a bit breezy, helping make the weather nice and cool for players and fans alike. Almost official “football weather,” but not quite yet. That didn’t stop the district-leading Pflugerville Weiss Wolves (5-1) from coming into town to show the Wildcats (2-4) why they are on top. And they did. The Wolves proved to be a solid football team. Nothing fancy, just really consistent and steady in offense and defense and special teams. No showboating that I saw. No gloating. Good power ball. The Wildcats lost on the scoreboard but not in desire or gamesmanship. They didn’t back ...