Potter Coyotes Tangle With Velbeta In Home Opener
Potter Coyotes host Velbeta in season opener previewing backfield strengths led by Combs and senior Tito Dobes while Velbeta eyes a repeat pass rush from Roba Water and Wade Walters as Potter addresses run defense and line play after a 25 0 loss to Gurley and Velbeta’s prior blanking by Vitchell Sunflower.
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Panthers face Sunflower Sunflower in hard fought clash
Mitchell Sunflower blanked Melbeta 25-0 last week while Lodgepole beat Dalton 30-0. Gary Hartman, Lodgepole coach, aims to cut mistakes, improve run blocking, and shorten pass routes as second round action begins. Sunflower features a young squad with only two seniors and plans a 6-2 defender alignment.
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Buffs fall to Madrid-Wheatland in eight man opener
Chappell Buffs trailed 12-0 at halftime and were edged 36-12 by Madrid-Wheatland as the powerful visitors piled up 333 yards of offense. Kendall Wittig led Chappell with 79 rushing yards and both touchdowns in the second half, while two fumbles and an interception hampered their efforts. Coach Del Dixon criticized missed tackles and blocking and projected a more aerial attack against Big Springs.
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Pruitt preps for Oregon with Huskers defense
Nebraska tackle Pruitt tunes for Oregon's Veer offense as summer drills shape a tougher unit. He recalls 1960s pass defense and aims to sharpen technique, pressure opposing quarterbacks, and improve after 68 tackles last season while focusing on concentration this year.
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Irish Move Up As Notre Dame Defends National Title
AP Top 20 college football ranking sees Notre Dame advance to second behind Oklahoma with 17 first place votes and 863 points. Ohio State drops to fourth, Alabama holds fourth, while Southern California Michigan Nebraska Penn State LSU and Texas round out the Top Ten. Arizona State surges to 6-7, UCLA ties Tennessee, and North Carolina State rises to 16 after big wins. Arkansas and Stanford tie for 20th. Missouri remains idle.
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Ahlschwede Named Player of the Week by Star Herald
Ahlschwede of the Pirates was named player of the week by the Scottshluff Star Herald for his performance against Potter last Friday. He rushed for 117 yards and added 47 receiving yards in the 38 to 140 victory. Coach Ron Shearer praised his blocking and timely runs as key to the win.
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Work Not Taxes Behind Freidericksburg Fire Pump
Fredericksburg Ohio residents favor work over taxes to fund a volunteer fire department project. Over two years they raised 38,000 from Amish buggy rides festivals trap shoots and other activities to buy a new pumper for the department.
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Kjell Swing Declares Fire-Eating Record
Kjell Swing from Sweden claims the world’s longest flame for a fire-eating act, boasting a six percent feet blaze that surpasses prior performances and impresses the crowd with dramatic display.
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Gurley to clash with Harrisburg Wildcats this Friday
Gurley Pirates, 1814 thrashing of Pater last week, face Harrisburg Wildcats at Harrsburg Friday. Coach Ron Shearer expects a wire game, notes Wildcats’ 94 defense and strong quick offense. Key players include Stauffer, Linn, Saule, Brown, Ropers, Huffman. Harned sidelined by knee.
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