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20 hours ago, WOSdrummer99 said:

They start the season with Hargrave and Orangefield. That should tell alot about what to expect to see week 3. Maybe some of those fans remember what they ran last season. LCM played them too.

They will be the most athletic looking team you've every seen and will have two or three D1 commits, but they will be poorly coached, poorly disciplined and have poor character on the field. Jasper will beat them but not because they out talent them. 

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49 minutes ago, 2wedge said:

They will be the most athletic looking team you've every seen and will have two or three D1 commits, but they will be poorly coached, poorly disciplined and have poor character on the field. Jasper will beat them but not because they out talent them. 

Are you talking about Legacy the School of Sports Sciences? It says their coach is Michael Bishop, is that the same Willis/KState Michael Bishop????

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