No. 9 Sycamore stuns top-seeded Antioch 32-28 on Dylan Curtis’ last play interception

The football gods kept answering Antioch’s Hail Marys in Saturday’s Class 5A second-round game against Sycamore, so Dylan Curtis took matters into his own hands.The Spartans thought they had knocked down one heave as time expired and started celebrating. Then the referees called both teams back onto the field for one more play from the Sycamore 13, with the Spartans up four.This time, Curtis intercepted Ethan Patel’s pass, and the Spartans celebrated again.No one stopped them this time. Their 32-28 upset of No. 1 seed Antioch was complete.“Everybody’s running on the field, we thought we won, there’s high emotion and having that happen?” said Curtis, who also ran for 172 yards and two touchdowns on 28 carries. “But obviously, nobody blinked. We went back out there and stopped them again. That just shows we got heart.”The No. 9 Spartans (8-4) took a 32-28 lead with 20 seconds left, erasing a 28-17 deficit from the start of the fourth quarter. But the Sequoits (10-1) weren’t done. They to