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Unaka (3-0) at Temple (2-0)


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As I've said before I'm a die hard Ranger fan. I'll admit I dont' know much about Temple, but I do know that Unaka has improved loads this year. I think they are good enough to give anyone a run for their money. So I'll say it's going to be a tough grueling game, but the Rangers will come out on TOP maybe not by much but they will.

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As I've said before I'm a die hard Ranger fan. I'll admit I dont' know much about Temple, but I do know that Unaka has improved loads this year. I think they are good enough to give anyone a run for their money. So I'll say it's going to be a tough grueling game, but the Rangers will come out on TOP maybe not by much but they will.

Seems like I heard the same kind of thing out of LV last week.

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must be nice to pick up players when you need them.

Look, almost every school gets new players every year. When you have a quality team like Temple people want to play for that kind of a program. You can't blame kids for wanting to be a part of it, especially when they can come right in and play. If I went to a bigger school and didn't get to play much I would do the same.

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Getting a new starting tailback and a new quarterback, both seniors, makes people look twice even if nothing was done improperly. So far both of them seem to be All-City type players, they're not just two that fill out the roster. Did one of the volunteer coaches come from the same school the new tailback is from? That would make people look twice too.

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