Excelsior Springs made strides on offense during its 48-10 Sept. 12 road loss to North Kansas City, according to Tigers coach Jake Danneman.“We had a couple nine-, 10-, 11-play drives,” Danneman said Monday. “We’re moving the chains and we’re doing stuff and we’re keeping that high-powered offense of Northtown off the field. So the offense had some success.”One of Excelsior Springs’drives resulted in a 22-yard, first-quarter field goal by Gauge Facciuto. Another drive resulted in a fourth-quarter TD run by Nick Mubanga, followed by Facciuto’s extra-point kick.“It was good to see him get in there and showcase what he can do,” Danneman said. “He’s a talented running back. We’re going to try to get him more on the field here soon.”The Tigers’ schedule dictates more game reps for Mubanga, according to Danneman.“He’s a good athlete, and you’ve seen the teams that we...