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yea maryville would get beat severely bad. Yall really need to stop talking and start warring about East killing yall in the playoffs and when they do you wouldnt imagine what it would have bean like if yall played Germantown. Oh and it most be so hard playing the 4A teams. Yall dont have the same athleticism, dont have the speed, dont have the strength and yall defiantly dont have the depth. All yall can say is we can beat you, which every one can say but no one can back up.

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Redevil...maybe you should stop and just think about what you are saying...Germantown is a good program, but ya'll are not the best team in the state, in fact...no one says yall are except for you guys. Brentwood Academy is definitely better, I mean its that simple...you guys have nothing to hang your head about, and I think yall have a good chance to go undefeated, but injuries, bad refs, or just a few simple mistakes could be the reason ya'll lose one game. The thread is who can beat Germantown...De La Salle could beat Germantown, they aren't playing GHS but they could beat them. Do you play for Germantown, just wondering?

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