The Panthers were down but not beaten.
So, when archrival San Mateo jumped out to a 3-point lead early in the third quarter on its home field Saturday in the annual Little Big Game, Burlingame fired right back.
Burlingame and San Mateo will meet for the 95th time Saturday with "The Paw" on the line. San Mateo hasn't beaten its rival since 2009.
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