Updated 11/28/2008 06:29 PM
Oneida football preparing for state title game
CENTRAL NEW YORK -- The only high school football team from Central New York still alive in the state playoffs is the Oneida Indians.
On Sunday afternoon in the Dome, Oneida will try to win their first state championship in school history. Oneida will face Rye, who has the longest winning streak in the state, at 24 straight games. Rye has been to the Dome five of the last six years.
For Oneida this is all new and now they are one win away from making history and winning the first state football championship in school history.
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Oneida and Rye kick off Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Dome.