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West Brook and Lufkin played 3 12 min quarters in a game styled scrimmage.  West Brooks defense looked really good.  And before you run to the score, Lufkin score 2 TDs on one play bombs and another 2 TDs on fumble returns and 1 TD on a interception return.  West Brooks secondary is still a question mark.  The front 7 is fast.  They cause several Lufkin fumbles.  West Brook's coaching staff was obviously trying to figure out which QB they are going with cause they passed most of the scrimmage.  They didn't run the ball much at all.  Lufkin has a WR thats lighting fast, on the two scores he just blew by the WB defender like he was standing still.  On defense Lufkin has two hugh run stoppers in the middle of their D-line. 

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West Brook and Lufkin played 3 12 min quarters in a game styled scrimmage.  West Brooks defense looked really good.  And before you run to the score, Lufkin score 2 TDs on one play bombs and another 2 TDs on fumble returns and 1 TD on a interception return.  West Brooks secondary is still a question mark.  The front 7 is fast.  They cause several Lufkin fumbles.  West Brook's coaching staff was obviously trying to figure out which QB they are going with cause they passed most of the scrimmage.  They didn't run the ball much at all.  Lufkin has a WR thats lighting fast, on the two scores he just blew by the WB defender like he was standing still.  On defense Lufkin has two hugh run stoppers in the middle of their D-line. 

That's just how my inside sorce explained to me.  He did say, Lufkin had this one cat on the Dline that impressed him.  Other than that, he felt they gave it away....

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