The Knights’ Thanksgiving break trip to Lockhart was a lot like the plot of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.  The Knights put together a stellar first half that culminated with a 22-point second quarter and a 12-point halftime lead. The exemplary first half was all the more impressive because the team executed it playing an offense scheme they had learned only the day before.  The team had every reason to come out for the second half confident, but the game took an unexpected turn in favor of the home team in the second half. “When we came back from halftime, we felt too comfortable,” junior center Sam Cowles said.  Coach Carly Kehn agreed and credited the Lions for the adjustments they made at halftime. “We knew they had some aggressive and talented players, so we weren't surprised that they started playing with more energy, but we just didn't match it,” head coach Carly Kehn said. “I feel like we gave into the pressure instead of resisting it.” Kehn added that Lockhart has always been ...