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15 minutes ago, Bansheefan said:

Carthage should only have one that prolly will not be able to play they held out or gave very little playing time to a few last week to let them get closer to 100% for this game 

Cool. 

 

Then I take the Dawgs by 20+

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On 12/11/2022 at 6:27 PM, Bansheefan said:

Carthage should only have one that prolly will not be able to play they held out or gave very little playing time to a few last week to let them get closer to 100% for this game 

Our left guard 320 pound Johnny Lewis Will probably be out. He is a big time O line. He will run you over on running plays or pancake you on pass plays. He only played one series last week. He was limping pretty bad last week. You never know he may can go.

Hatten (Oregon State) wide receiver did not play last week but was suited out and wanted to go in but was held out. Word is he will be ready to go for this week. 
Dowden only played the last two series and scored the tying and winning touchdowns, he will be good to go this week.

you can bet your rear end you will not see the Dawgs turn the ball over 4 times this week. 
After last weeks performance, you will see a fired up and determined Dawg team take the field this week. 

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The best defense and offense in all of 4A

took the field yesterday at AT&T. 
Both sides of the ball completely dominated that game. The defense for the 12 th time this year did not allow a single point at the half and 5 th shut out. 
The Dawgs started 6 sophomores and 1 freshman. The Dawgs return all four running backs, all but one O linemen, and two receivers. Coach Surratt’s son as a Freshmen threw 46 touchdowns in 9 games, moved up to varsity and threw two touchdowns in the first two playoff games with the starters. Dawgs will be set at QB for the next three years along with the phenomenal freshman running back KJ Edwards (just received his first offer from Texas Tech) on Friday. 
All three sophomore defensive linemen return along with sophomore 6ft 2in 220 lb linebacker. 
The Dawgs running backs Matlock, Dowden, and bechum could all start for any High School, they are big, strong, fast, and can catch passes. 
O line will be bigger, stronger, and quicker off the ball. 
Could be another great year coming for the Dawgs. 
 

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4 minutes ago, Horton said:

The best defense and offense in all of 4A

took the field yesterday at AT&T. 
Both sides of the ball completely dominated that game. The defense for the 12 th time this year did not allow a single point at the half and 5 th shut out. 
The Dawgs started 6 sophomores and 1 freshman. The Dawgs return all four running backs, all but one O linemen, and two receivers. Coach Surratt’s son as a Freshmen threw 46 touchdowns in 9 games, moved up to varsity and threw two touchdowns in the first two playoff games with the starters. Dawgs will be set at QB for the next three years along with the phenomenal freshman running back KJ Edwards (just received his first offer from Texas Tech) on Friday. 
All three sophomore defensive linemen return along with sophomore 6ft 2in 220 lb linebacker. 
The Dawgs running backs Matlock, Dowden, and bechum could all start for any High School, they are big, strong, fast, and can catch passes. 
O line will be bigger, stronger, and quicker off the ball. 
Could be another great year coming for the Dawgs. 
 

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