(Credit: Andy Nietupski/Texas Stars) For the second night in a row, it was hard to tell which team was the Central Division leader and who was the team in last place. Taking control of the game early, the Iowa Wild never peered in their rearview mirror, shelling the Texas Stars in a thrashing 6-2 victory Wednesday Night at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park. “Obviously we weren’t good for two days here,” Texas head coach Neil Graham said. “[We] never really were able to find our footing in the way that's really brought us a lot of successes here… and full credit to their team, they came in and they did a good job in really, every facet of the game.” It was apparent early on the Stars were in for another tough battle. After winning the opening face off against newly-signed Harrison Scott, who was making his professional debut, Iowa assertively found the back of the net just nine seconds into the game for their first goal of the night. The tally set a franchise record for fastest goal ag...