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Millington @ Covington -week 3


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So, Covington gets its first region game in 7-3A this week. Millington moved into the region last season, but had to forfeit to Covington because of Covid. 
 

Chris Michael is the head coach at Millington. I remember watching him as a defensive back for the Memphis Tigers back in the day. His grandfather had an auto parts store in Mason and we had some discussions about this grandson before and after Memphis recruited him, I hear that he has improved the Millington squad a lot.

Both teams have lost to Munford this season, which will happen a lot, as Munford is very good. I expect my Chargers to play Charger football (that is, run the ball out of the wing-T). I don’t know what to expect from Millington, but I did hear that they have a good young QB.

What do y’all think?

 

 

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10 hours ago, TENNFOOTBALL88 said:

Not much talk about this one. Does Millington have "COVID" again? :ph34r::roflol:

I don’t know either. I suppose there are other matchups this week that have grabbed peoples attention. This ole boy, however, will be right in front of the press box at 7 pm tonight for the kickoff of Millington @ Covington. 
 

GO CHARGERS!

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