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Congratulations Greenbrier on a great (the best ever in our history) season. Good luck seniors in all you do after football. And to everyone returning, the bar has been set. NOW RISE ABOVE IT. I know I talked alot on here but I had faith in my team.

Fulton was just the better team. Congratulations to Fulton on back to back championships. We had chances and their defense stopped us. Their O-line was extemely strong. Once again congratulations. Now, to fans of both teams, let's see each other their next year. Can't wait till the season starts up again.

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Nobody else has said this....but am I the only one that thinks another reason the Falcons exploded in the second half against GB was b/c GB seemed to have many more players playing both ways than Fulton did. Key players at that. GB had players who didn't step off the field. I think that was a big factor. Especially when you're up against good competition, and fast competition. That will wear you down quick.

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Nobody else has said this....but am I the only one that thinks another reason the Falcons exploded in the second half against GB was b/c GB seemed to have many more players playing both ways than Fulton did. Key players at that. GB had players who didn't step off the field. I think that was a big factor. Especially when you're up against good competition, and fast competition. That will wear you down quick.

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Maybe and maybe not. Our OT's and DT's did not play both ways. MLB did not play both ways. LG did not play both ways. And, the line play is where you won the game. So, I don't think it had that big of an effect. Just my opinion.

 

Plus, our guys have done it all year. They are well conditioned.

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