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  1. 1. Who is headed to Cookeville to represent the West?

    • Perry County
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    • Jo Byrns
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I watched some video too, I didn't see all the speed your're talking about.

 

 

Oh you need to watch the first half of our game cause apparently your watching video of our 4th quarter when our freshman play. You need to watch from start of game my friend. Watch when PC #18 dust everybody for 60 yd td runs and nobody gains a step if fact most the time they quit when the gap grows to 10 yds.:popcorneater: :popcorneater:

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Friday night you'll see it in person, and u won't like it.

I'm gonna say this, I know yall are high on your team and you should be. Good team. Don't get to high on winning this game because after watching this film unless we turn the ball over, we won't lose. I hope you will take a defeat in a sensible manner. Please don't think we are rubbing it in when we rush the field, we mean know disrespect, just gonna congratulate our team on making back to the show. :thumb:

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I'm gonna say this, I know yall are high on your team and you should be. Good team. Don't get to high on winning this game because after watching this film unless we turn the ball over, we won't lose. I hope you will take a defeat in a sensible manner. Please don't think we are rubbing it in when we rush the field, we mean know disrespect, just gonna congratulate our team on making back to the show. :thumb:

We might throw water bottles at you. :roflol: JK, we are civilized folks here, but we will be the ones rushing the field.

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