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RRV Playbook ADAM CAWTHON Marketing consultants ed i er alley Playbooktheparisnews. om Fa ebook theparisnews Instagram theparisnews witter theparisnews F Playbook o o S tudents are ba k in s hool the days are getting ooler and the sun is setting sooner. o you know what that means It means high s hool football is almost upon us ll of the s hools in the area ha e proud traditions and boast some of the best most passionate fans around. o matter what you an always ount on the stands being pa ked with heering fans any time one of the area’s teams takes the field on Friday night.I work to highlight and elebrate our lo al athletes as best I an and that is why I am so e ited to present our readers with the edition of the ed i er alley Playbook. Inside these pages you will find in formation about how our lo al teams did last season looks ahead to what they an e pe t in the oming season s hedules for our lo al teams and all their distri t ri als and more. I want to personally thank all the lo al athleti dire tors and football oa hes for helping make this maga ine possible. I know it wasn’t easy to set aside time for the inter iews photoshoots re uests for statisti s and other information and more that were needed to make this maga ine a reality. I also want to thank my oworkers who aided me in rafting this year’s playbook. In parti ular I want to gi e redit to olly owell for building all the pages inside freelan e photographer ora rnold for dire ting the photoshoot of the athletes gra ing the maga ine’s o er and to egan Pedersen for designing the o er with said photographs. ithout the help of those two I would ha e likely lost my mind weeks ago and you ertainly wouldn’t be reading this now. nd to all of our lo al football players I wish you all the best of lu k in and an’t wait to see what you ha e in store for us this season PUBLISHER Clay Carsner MANAGING EDITOR Tommy Culkin SPORTS EDITOR Tommy Culkin LAYOUT Holly Nowell PHOTOGRAPHY Lora TommyJoeTonyArnoldCorsoWatsonCulkin ADVERTISING Clay Carsner Adam Cawthon COMPOSITION Holly Nowell Megan Pedersen A Paris News Augustmagazine2022 Red River Valley Playbook is a publication of The Paris News 5050 SE Loop 286 Paris, Texas 75460 Copyright 2022 by The Paris News COVER ILLUSTRATION BY Megan Pedersen Tommy Culkin, Managing Editor Welcome CLAY CARSNER Tommy Culkin is the managing editor at The Paris News. He can be reached at tommy.culkin@theparisnews.com.
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I n re ent years the Paris ild ats ha e established themsel es as perennial on tenders always in the hunt for a distri t hampionship. his year the ild ats ha e the talent and the onfiden e to assert them sel es in a wide open distri t and ha e their eyes set on lofty goals. was a bit of a mi ed bag for the ild ats filled with tremendous highs and disappointing lows all ulminating in a trip to the se ond round of the playoffs. Positi es in luded a big distri t win o er aufman and an utterly dominating show ing in the bi distri t round of the postseason against allas in oln. ows in luded a disappointing showing against the then distri t ri al elissa ardi nals in a game that drew hea y anti ipation after the two teams met in an epi regional semifinals showdown the year prior. ut hardships also e tended past the football field as the team was shaken by the tragi death of former Paris ild at handler ikes right before the start of distri t play. ast year was a diffi ult year for e ery one head oa h te en ohenberger said. hat tragedy ut us to our ore and I don’t think we e er fully re o ered from that. ut I ouldn’t be more proud of that team and espe ially those seniors and the way they ust left it all out on the field. fter making the playoffs as their distri t’s third seed the ild ats had an unfortunate draw and had to play the e entual state hampions the tephen ille ellow a k ets in ust the se ond round. hey held their own for mu h of the game e en limiting the ellow a kets to ust a pair of field goals in the first half but a late push by tephen ille spelled the end of Paris’ season. tephen ille was ob iously a ery good team but we weren’t intimidated by them ohenberger said. e felt like we were right there with them. er the past few years Paris has played in perhaps the most hallenging distri t in all of e as high s hool football. Four of the teams in the distri t of whi h one has been the ild ats ha e spent e tensi e time ranked in the top of football. f those the rgyle agles re ently won a state hampionship and elissa has been onsidered a serious ontender. I like how hallenging our distri t has been senior lineman Patri k oland said. I feel like it makes us better. ut is a realignment year meaning the ild ats will s uare up against a slate of distri t foes this year that looks ery different from the distri t of the past few years. one are rgyle and elissa as they’ e made the ump to ompete in the si e lassifi ation. one too are the an h iew ol es and errell igers. ew to Paris’ distri t are abank om munity and ulphur prings and the shakeup has the ild ats feeling good as they prepare for the oming year. ulphur prings has a new oa hing staff this year ohenberger said. It’ll be interesting to see what they bring to the pro gram and how they’ll look. abank and ommunity are great pro grams with e ellent oa hing staffs. hey’re ery similar to say us and Pleasant ro e as far as what their offensi e philosophy and approa h is.
District: 8-4A Division I STADIUM: Wildcat Stadium l R l Date Opponent'21 Record Aug. 26 Celina 12-2 Sept. 2 @ Liberty-Eylau 5-6 Sept. 9 @ Gilmer 14-2 Sept. 16 Van 12-1 Sept. 23Pleasant Grove 8-5 Oct. 7 @ *Kaufman 8-4 Oct. 14 *Community 5-6 Oct. 21 @ *Sulphur Springs 0-10 Oct. 28 @ *Anna 7-3 Nov. 4 *Mabank 6-4 *Denotes District 7-4A, DI game Pa l a a o o Overall 7-5, District 3-3 W Arkansas 55-0 L Celina 35-17 W Pleasant Grove 31-14 L *Melissa 47-10 L *Anna 18-7 W *Ranchview 62-28 W *Terrell 28-7 W *Kaufman 35-21 W Wylie East 35-14 L *Argyle 52-30 W Lincoln 49-29 L Stephenville 22-10 by Tommy Culkin y b 5 With only five starters returning from last year’s offensive unit, the Wildcats will need several young, less experienced players to step up into bigger roles in the coming season. The team has plenty of talent, but only time will tell if they’ll be able to adapt to their new roles.
nd while Paris did ha e a si able senior lass in they return plenty of talent on both sides of the ball. I think we’re the best team in the dis tri t said a onfident homas a senior tight end and defensi e lineman on the team. e always felt like we were right there with rgyle and elissa but now that they’re gone I think the distri t is wide open. homas’ onfiden e is shared by e ery one on the team and they’re ready for what they hope is to be a landmark season. Offense perating out of a wing system Paris’ gameplan on the offensi e side has always entered around running the ball. nd ne er a team to rely on ust one or two running ba ks the ild ats ha e been known to throw a slew of rushers at oppos ing defenses whi h in turns opens things up for the air atta k. hough they throw the ball infre uently the ’ ats typi ally do so with great effi ien y be ause of the way their ground atta k opens things up. nd while Paris’ style of play isn’t going to hange any time soon the team’s personnel will be signifi antly different from last year’s. one are the team’s two leading rushers yri redwell and i aeus oung. tepping up to fill the role of the team’s two primary ba ks will be aydri k awson and re in ohenberger. oth got playing time last year and showed ashes of brilliant potential.aydri k was great last year and hon estly we probably should’ e let him run the ball e en more when you look at his yards per arry whi h were ust e ellent te en ohenberger said with a hu kle. re in also had some ery good moments and he’s had an e ellent summer so I’m e ited to see how he’s impro ed heading into this new season. e’ e got lots of athleti ism Paris senior adyn onald said. I think that’s going to be our biggest strength this year ust our strength and athleti ism.
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RRV Playbook S YE R verall 7 , district RE URNERS 8 o ense, de ense YERS O CH than lloc , R a res D ar, C Miller OVERVIE ast ear, nna nished ith the sa e district record as Paris and a an t issed the la o s d e to a orse oint di erential This ear, the ll e h ngr or revenge, and have the veteran leadershi to challenge st a o t ever one in the district S YE R verall 6 4, 4 district RE URNERS 6 o ense, 4 de ense YERS O CH R Cod Cha an, D lores, D Carson Manning, R a den Rogers OVERVIE The Panthers haven t ite t things together on the eld in recent ears, t on a er the have lent o talent, es eciall at the r nning ac ositionS YE R verall 0 0, 0 7 district RE URNERS 5 o ense, 5 de ense YERS O CH R Coo er aircloth, T Matthe Mitchell, D stin Chene OVERVIE n ort natel or the S l h r S rings ildcats, dro ing do n ro 5 to a s aller 4 district isn t ex ected to hel the ver ch, des ite having a e la ers ith a decent a o nt o s ill S YE R verall 5 6 district i district nalist RE URNERS 8 o ense, de ense YERS O CH T D ac son o nger, R D inton all, R D randol ernande OVERVIE ith a roster lled ith seasoned veterans, the evada Co nit raves ex ect to ver ch e in the h nt or a la o s ot in their ne district 4 I IS RIC RE O N S YE R verall 8 4, district area nalist RE URNERS 4 o ense, 7 de ense YERS O CH D raxton ar on, D Taton ic s, R D levon Morro OVERVIE The a an ions have een in and o t o the state s to 0 4 D schools over the ast co le o ears, and have develo ed into a ver solid rogra ith a ne loo district, the ll tr to challenge Paris or the title o ne to dog
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It is what it is hitaker remarked. e are in a really tough distri t but we embra e that hallenge. ealignment ould’ e gone better but it also ould’ e gone worse. I’m ust glad they didn’t put us in a distri t with teams way far out west ust from the perspe ti e of all the e tra tra el that would’ e entailed. e’re feeling really good about this season ildreth said. e’ e got a bun h of young guys eager and ready to go and I think e en more are going to oin us by the time the season starts. o n offense hitaker employs a e bone triple option offense a run dominant system that in ol es a great deal of motion between the uarterba k a fullba k and a slotba k. he e bone is an offense not often used at the high s hool le el and that uni ueness should help the team get the ad antage on unprepared defenses. I think the e bone gi es us the best han e to be su essful it fits our kids really well and through ust a few days of pra ti e our kids are pi king it up really well hitaker said. he offense is one that emphasi es the role of the uarterba k and this year that ru ial position will be handled by ildreth.I’m e ited to get the han e to uarterba k this team ildreth said. he thing that really sti ks out about lake is that he’s a natural leader
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District: -4A Division II STADIUM: Maddo Stadium l R l Date Opponent'21 Record Aug. 28 @ Ranchview 0-9 Sept. 2 Community 5-6 Sept. 9 @ onham 5-6 Sept. 16 Commerce 3-7 Sept. 23 @ Wills Point 0-10 Oct. 7 @ *Pittsburg 4-8 Oct. 14 @ *Spring ill 4-6 Oct. 21 *Gilmer 14-2 Oct. 28 @ *Pleasant Grove8-5 Nov. 4 *Liberty-Eylau 5-6 *Denotes District -4A, DII game o a a a o o 1-9 overall, 0-5 district L Krum 42-0 L Canton 47-0 L Community 29-6 L Anna 41-0 W Wills Point 32-9 L *Liberty-Eylau 56-0 L *Pleasant Grove 60-0 L *Pittsburg 58-0 L *Gilmer 56-6 L *Spring ill 50-14 by Tommy Culkin y b 9 The Panthers will have one of the more experienced, veteran defensive units next year, as nine of the 11 starters were starters on last year’s team.
The orth amar Panthers ha e had a rough go of things in re ent years with wins being hard to ome by. espite that the team is onfident that better days are ahead and is looking forward to what they hope is a breakout season. In the Panthers won ust one game and went winless the year before that. ut the entire story isn’t always told in the win loss re ord and orth amar head oa h renton hitaker said that was the ase last year. he team that finished last year was not the same team that started it the oa h now in his se ond year at the helm said. hey grew a lot last year and laid the groundwork that we’re going to ontinue building off of this year. ne of the big things is that we didn’t ha e a whole lot of seniors last year. here were only fi e of them. nd so all these kids returning now know what it takes to be su essful. hey’ e bought into what we’re trying to do and know what’s e pe ted out of them. hitaker isn’t ust trying to impro e a football team but an entire program’s lega y. is goal he says is to build up the image of the orth amar football program.Ithink that starts by surrounding the kids with positi ity he said. ou want to reate an en ironment that’s in it ing to kids be ause that’ll get more kids interested in playing and that in turn will get more people interested in what we’re doing. he players ha e noti ed the work hitaker has been putting in and they appre iate it. e lo e oa h hitaker unior lake ildreth said. ain or shine losing seasons it doesn’t matter with him. e’s still going to ome out here and gi e it . e’s got the s hool supporting us and it’s be ause he ares so mu h. he ulture is a whole lot better this year unior yden um added. e want to get out there and hopefully win a bun h of games for him. he Panthers did show some ashes of promise last year in luding a home oming win o er ills Point in whi h the Panthers e e uted with tremendous effi ien y. his year ildreth said the goal is to build on those bright spots and hopefully the result will be another season with more wins than the season prior. s orth amar looks to rebound the distri t they’re in doesn’t do mu h to make things easy for them. he Panthers’ distri t features a team that ust last year played for a state title in ilmer and a team that’s won a state hampionship within the last three years in the shape of the Pleasant ro e awks. nd realignment didn’t do anything for them either as their distri t remains entirely un hanged.
The Panthers are in the idst o hat co ld e called a re ilding hase right no , as second ear coach renton hita er or s to i rove the c lt re s rro nding oot all at orth a ar Signs o his e orts ere alread a arent in 0 , and the tea ex ects rther gro th on the eld in 0
RRV Playbook G NCE 2021: overall, 0 5 District 8 4 D 6th oa renton hita er overall at orth a ar , nd earr R a 7 o ense, de ense Play o a R D den x , D la e ildreth, D Rhett est l, R la ce ThealtonPanthers are agile and s eed , and ill loo to ress that advantage in their gro nd attac s ith the o ense, the de ense s iggest strength lies in the s ad s s eed The D s s eed allo s the to hone in on the all ic l and c t o osing o enses la s short Po al P obl The Panthers ere an ndersi ed tea last ear, hich s elled tro le or the in an a s That sa e iss e co ld rear its head in 0 1110 55 2 6 55‘21‘20‘19‘18‘17‘16‘15‘14‘13‘12‘11 0 3 6 9 12 15 Title Appearance KEY 3 hitaker said he other play ers really look to him and they listen when he speaks. hose are ualities you lo e to see in your uarterbahenk.he looks to pass his primary target will be yden um one of the top wide re ei ers in the ed i er alley. yden is a spe ial type of player hitaker said. e’s big but also ery agile. e’s fast and runs routes well and he’s got great hands. If we an get him the ball he an be really dangerous. lay e alton and uay ason showed they an run the ball well and rayden orma k and a k ohnson will be ildreth’s other primary re ei ing targets. ffensi ely we’re a really fast group um said. I think you’ll see us utili e that speed a lot better this year.efensi ely orth amar had a rough go of things in . hey allowed an a erage of roughly points per game and ga e up at least points in ea h of their last fi e games. imply put the defense will need to do better if they hope to win more games this year than they did last year. e ause regardless of how mu h potential the offense has it will be for naught if they an’t manage their opponents’ s oring. he Panthers run a defense whi h hitaker said he likes be ause it gi es the team a lot of ariability. It allows us to be ery mul tiple in how we play the head oa h said. ou an ump into a front or front hoose how you want to blit and mo e our safeties around as needed. he Panthers aren’t without some solid defensi e players. orma k ildreth and hett estul all turned in strong seasons in estul. and ildreth in par ti ular both showed they ha e a kna k for for ing turno ers and should they impro e e en further from last year it’s possible that they ould be among the area’s elite defensi e players. here will be se eral younger players stepping into larger roles and ildreth pointed to ri ent as a player who will be taking on a mu h larger role this year. I think he’s a tually going to shine as a new inside lineba ker ildreth said. e an be really e plosinde. tti us Finley uddy Posey and alton make up a ery solid orps of lineba kers. here the defense struggles howe er is in its la k of si e up front. he Panthers often find themsel es dwarfed in the tren hes whi h makes it diffi ult to effe ti ely pressure the oppos ing team.um said the s uad has taken ma or steps forward in that regard howe er. e’re bigger and stronger than last year he said. efense was something we worked on a lot last year and I think you’ll see us impro e a lot more this year.
o o a k o o ohnson ill e a ne receiver or the Panthers this ear, and head coach renton hita er loves hat he s seen ro hi th s ar ohnson is long and lan , hile also ossessing a good deal o strength, hita er said ay o receiver and de ensive ac , riscoe has de onstrated an excellent or ethic to the coaching sta , hita er said e s got great athleticis that ill a e hi a atch night are or o osing tea s a R l R ssell has alread ade a na e or hi sel on the soccer eld, here he hel ed the Panthers to a terri c season last ear o , he ll t his golden oot to or on the gridiron as the Panthers ic er e s got a cannon or a leg that ill a e hi inval a le to the Panthers s ecial tea s nit
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In re ent years the Patriots ha e got ten steadily loser to making the playoffs for the first time sin e . ast year the Patriots pi ked up big preseason wins against lba olden omo Pi kton and larks ille. hen distri t play rolled around their sole win was against edwater. owe er they had ery strong showings against Paul Pewitt hisum and ooks. hat ended as a distri t re ord ould ha e been a re ord had a handful of key plays in lose games gone their way. hat is why the team is onfident that they an end the drought and return to the postseason but they know the path won’t be easy in a ery hallenging distri t. It’s going to take e ery single one of us ommitting and working hard senior ylan erry said. othing is handed to you in this distri t. e an do it though. o mith said he’s a belie er in gritty tough nosed football. ffensi ely that translates to an emphasis on running the ball. he team will utili e a slot offense with two tight ends and three ba ks with the goal of ausing some misdire tion and making it diffi ult for defenses to anti ipate what will be oming ne t. e’re going to try to be multiple with it keep defenses on their toes mith said. e want the other team to ne er be sure what type of play we’re going to be running ne t. here are three big holes left on the offense from last year’s graduating lass. one are former uarterba k rooks or rison former running ba k a in atts and former wide re ei er hris i hael. orrison was the beating heart of the Prairiland offense with a strong arm speed and ui kness and the innate leadership to pilot an offense nearly awlessly. tepping up to fill the spot is ewis who played football all throughout his youth and unior high years but stepped away from the game on e rea hing high s hool to fo us on other sports. It’s my senior year and with the new oa hes it was ust too e iting not to do it ewis said with a grin. ith this being my senior year I didn’t want to look ba k on it and regret not playing with my friends one lastewistime.is speedy and athleti traits that make him a great fit for uarterba king mith’s run hea y offense. I really like what I’ e seen out of him mith said. at hing him play you’d ne er guess that he hasn’t played in a few years be ause he’s a natural. s for the hole left by atts’ depar ture there are a number of players ready to step up and make a bigger impa t.
RRV Playbook 33 District: - A DI ISI II STADIUM: at iot Stadium Date Opponent'21 Record Sept. 2 Ore City 1-9 Sept. 9 @ Rivercrest 3-7 Sept. 16 Scurry-Rosser 5-6 Sept. 23 *Chisum 6-4 Sept. 30 @ * ooks 4-7 Oct. 7 *Redwater 3-7 Oct. 14 @ *DeKalb 8-4 Oct. 21 *New oston 5-5 Oct. 28 @ *Pewitt 6-5 *Denotes District - A, DII game Overall 4-6, District 1-5 W Alba-Golden 28-7 L Edgewood 37-28 W Como-Pickton 34-14 W Clarksville 57-13 L *Chisum 33-21 L *DeKalb 49-0 L *Daingerfield 58-16 W *Redwater 38-22 L *Pewitt 51-28 L * ooks 65-31 l R l P a la a o o o oa by Tommy Culkin T he Prairiland Patriot football pro gram has struggled in re ent years but o er the past two seasons the team showed signs of positi e growth un der the leadership of former head oa h eath lalo k. lalo k departed after the season but the Patriots are onfi dent that they an ontinue their re ent upward tra e tory under new head oa h erb mithmith.takes the helm of the Patri ots already well a uainted with football in the ed i er alley ha ing ut his teeth as an assistant oa h and defensi e oordinator for the i er rest ebels the Patriots in an earlier stint and Paris ild ats. It’s always been my goal to e entu ally be a head oa h and when I got the opportunity to do it in this area I umped at it mith said. y wife is also a tea her in lossom so that made it e en sweeter.For mith impro ing the ulture surrounding the football program is ust as important as what goes on on the field and he said his goal is to get Prairiland e ited about football. o me that starts with de elop ing positi e relationships with the kids mith said. hen it’s about the little things like starting e ery day with a team meeting. nd it’s about ha ing the kids be a part of it and building that ulture with us. mith said that e en though his time with his s uad has been relati ely short he already likes what he sees. hese kids are tough as nails the new head oa h said. hey’ e bought into the brand of football we’re aiming for. nd the players are as impressed with mith as he is with them. e’s an ama ing leader senior lake ewis said. I wouldn’t want anyone else to lead these guys. It’s in redible what he’s doing for this program already.
4 Prairiland has had back-toback four-win seasons. While certainly not a terrible record, Prairiland will look to get over the hump of the all too common 4-6 record as they make a push for a playoff berth.
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I think the type of defense you’ll see from us is ust going to ary week to week he said. I think being able to adapt is ru ial to su ess. For instan e against a run hea y team we might ha e four lineba kers instead of three or more linemen. ut against a spread team we’ll probably be something like a traditional sta k. It all ust depends. ut while formations might hange the team’s mentality will remain the same. mith said he wants the Patriots to be known for an ag gressi e suffo ating form of defense and that works ust fine for his play ers.mith said he’s adopted the a ronym P whi h stands for tough people win as a mantra to mo ti ate his team on the defensi e side of the ball. hat simple phrase he said en apsulates e erything he wants Prairiland’s defense to be. e y around to the ball erry said. e’re going to be relent less. he team will rely on a number of lineba kers to limit opponents’ ground game in luding Fernando rote who ame into his own in a stellar season. oulter erry and edet are among the players who will oineyondhim.the lineba kers the team’s defensi e ba ks are perhaps the deepest talent pool of the defense with players like aull ordan mith and ugo an he all ready to make an impa t. nd an horing things on the front line are ilbert and i holas. he pair are big and strong adept at logging up lanes and barrelling their way through offensi e linemen in their way.e’re going to ompete erry said resolutely. e’re going to try to win e ery single week and that means battling on e ery down.
Prairiland has seen stead i rove ent in recent ears, and st narro l issed the la o s last ear th a roster loaded ith veterans, and a ne coach that has the tea and school excited, the Patriots ho e 0 ill e the ear the can nall a e their a ac into the la o s The re in a district loaded ith talent, t their con dence and deter ination re ains high ne is erry who was terrifi as a wing for the team last year. nd another is ardadrion oulter a terrifi athlete who’s pro en he an be plugged in ust about anywhere on the field and be effe ti e. e’ e got lots of guys return ing who are leaders and know what’s e pe ted of them mith said. n offense we play fast we play hard and we play wide open erry said. e’re losing some important guys but we aren’t losing a lot of guys. I think all the e perien e we ha e om ing ba k is going to be huge. his year we’ e got basi ally a whole team of seniors. e’re all used to playing on this stage and I think that’s going to help. erry and oulter will be re ei ing the ma ority of the handoffs but they won’t be the only ones. upplementing the ba kfield are apable running ba ks like hristian edet and rant ordan. nd when ewis needs to pass his re ei ing orps will onsist of talented players like yler aull Paul nruh and iden mith. he unsung heroes of the offense last year were the offensi e linemen. ole ilbert and a in i holas led a unit that was simply superb at prote t ing orrison and opening up lanes for the running ba ks in . In fa t they had a streak of se eral games where they did not allow their uarterba k to be sa ked e en on e. I’m ready to get after it erry said. any teams ha e a defensi e plan they sti k with week in and week out but that won’t be the ase for Prairiland under mith. he new oa h said he wants to ha e his team omfortable in se eral different for mations so that they an tailor their defensi e approa h to whate er their opponent’s offensi e strengths are.
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RRV Playbook 3 District: - A Division II STADIUM: Mustan Stadium Date Opponent'21 Record Aug. 26 Mart 14-1 Sept. 2 @ Wolfe City 5-4 Sept. 9 @ ells 9-4 Sept. 16 Rivercrest 3-7 Sept. 23 @ *Prairiland 4-6 Oct. 7 * ooks 4-7 Oct. 14 @ *Redwater 3-7 Oct. 21 *DeKalb 8-4 Oct. 28 @ *New oston 5-5 Nov. 4 *Pewitt 6-5 *Denotes District - A, DII game Overall 5-4, District 2-4 W S S Consolidated 64-28 W oney Grove 55-15 W Rivercrest 67-14 W *Prairiland 33-21 W *Redwater 49-12 L *Pewitt 61-36 L * ooks 35-33 L *DeKalb 34-6 L *Daingerfield 50-13 l R l a look o bo ba k by Tommy Culkin It’s safe to say the season left a sour taste in the mouths of the hisum play ers oa hes and fans. he ustangs started the season off by winning their first si games in a row. any of those wins were blowouts and things seemed to be li king. In the ba k half of the season howe er the team struggled losing its last four games and ultimately missing the playoffs. e all feel like that shouldn’t ha e happened we were better than that hisum senior rayden rown said. I definitely think it’s made all of us a lot more fo used oming into this season. ording to hisum head oa h ar ren Pe ey the team’s regression was tied to some off field behind the s enes issues. ur hemistry and ohesion got all out of wha k last year in the middle of distri t Pe ey said. e’ e got to get ba k to playing for one another again. nd I think that on e we do that e erything else will take are of itself be ause the talent is there.Pe ey also said the team seemed to peak too early playing its best football of the year midway through the season and then wearing down in the latter games. e an’t get ompla ent he said. he way we do that is by not getting ompla ent. It’s a li he but you do that by taking things one day at a time one rep at a time one game at a time. hisum senior rayden rown e hoed Pe ey’s assessment and added that he felt the team’s preseason didn’t prepare them for the top teams in the distri t. e played a lot of teams in the pre season that weren’t really a mat h for us rown said. nd then we were playing our best football when we still had more than half a season left. spn lyton another senior on the team said he doesn’t think that will be an issue thisheyear.way you a oid that is by playing harder teams in the preseason and we’re definitely doing that this year lyton said. his is probably the most sta ked preseason we’ e had sin e I’ e been here. he ustangs are onfident that with the right mindset as well as the more hal lenging preseason they ha e what it takes to work their way ba k into the postseason. ealignment made the distri t slightly easier as aingerfield the ba k to ba k defending distri t hampions were repla ed with a ew oston team that isn’t nearly as intimidating. ut with the e alb ears and Pewitt rahmas both loaded with talent the ustangs know their dis tri t is far from a akewalk. I honestly think we ha e one of the toughest distri ts in rown said. ut that ust means we ha e to fully buy in. e an hang with anyone in our distri t if we’re playing up to our apabilities. o he ustangs ha e for years run an un on entional offense known as the slot whi h is highly effe ti e at immediately putting defenses on a ba k foot. In re ent years the ustangs had honed the system down to an e a t s ien e with the ba ks knowing the playbook inside and out. In howe er the team will need to rely on running ba ks far less familiar with the offense.one to graduation are hris orthy shton Fleming a ua ious Pri e and ett Petkus. hat uartet for years arried the offensi e load for hisum and now the team will turn to largely untested play ers to arry on the tradition. ophomore yle elley is mo ing into the role of the starting running ba k and though he’s new to arsity football he already has the oa hes ra ing about his potential.e’s not the biggest kid but he is a football player plain and simple Pe ey said. e’s agile uts e tremely well and he’s good for our offense. oining him in the ba kfield at fullba k is ohnson a player who was on the arsity s uad last year but didn’t get mu h playing time. Pe ey is similarly optimisti about ohnson’s potential say ing he’s a solid ombination of si e and speed. ther members of the offensi e unit are more e perien ed. rown a three year starter on arsity is a tight end and looks y b 45 n the Mustangs’ six wins last year, the Mustangs averaged 45 points per game. They’ll look for similar levels of produc tion in the 2022 season.
The M stangs have a tre endo s o ensive line ig, veteran la ers ill clear lanes or the r nning ac s and rotect the arter ac as good as an tea s o ensive line this ear Si ilarl , the de ensive line is the tea s iggest strength on D The la ers on the line co ine s eed and si e, and all no the osition li e the ac o their hand Po al P obl rad ation as not ind to the M stangs, and the ll e t rning to n roven la ers in a n er o e s ots those o ng la ers can t deliver, things co ld e ro gh to be one of the top re ei ing threats on thendteam.the uarterba k unior atthew riffith also has e perien e as a starter under his belt. espite the new running ba ks rown said it’s unlikely that the team will look to pass more with in reased fre uen y. It depends he said. ost of our offensi e game is that we a tually use the run to set up our pass plays. lyton an be plugged into a number of different roles and has been on the arsity s uad for all four years of high s hool. nd on the offensi e line ine perien e is not an issue at all. ur offensi e line is all oming ba k rown said. hey’re all really strong and they’re going to be ru ial for us this year. I e pe t them to ha e a really good season. Putting points on the board was ne er the problem for the ustangs last year e en in the four games they lost they still managed to s ore o er points in two of them and the only game where their offense was a tually stymied was their loss to e alb.nd though the offense will feature some new fa es this year the returning starters the promising new omers and the oa hes’ game plan ha e hisum onfident they an ontinue to pile on the points in . efensi ely things were some thing of a mi ed bag for the ’ tangs in . In the si wins to open the season hisum held opponents to an e ellent points per game. In the four losses to lose out the season howe er they allowed opponents to s ore an a erage of points per game. espite the shaky lose to the season though the team knows they’re apable of great things defen si ely.I think our speed sets us apart defensi ely lyton said. e’ e got a lot of guys who an y around and ause trouble for the other team. lyton himself is one su h player and is one of the area’s top defensi e ba ks. lso an horing the defense will be the defensi e line. rown is one of the top o erall defensi e players in the entire state and is oined by stalwart players like aime Froese ase halaire and u ker ohnson. ne area of on ern is the lineba ker orps whi h is entirely depleted. o ing to starting spots at that position are en ooters and immy ewis and rown said he’s impressed with what he’s seen from them thushey’refar.really sharp guys and are pi king things up ui kly. I think they’ll be fine. he loss of orthy hurts as the former ustang was the most dynami defensi e player in the entire area. ith him gone Pe ey said e eryone will need to ele ate their own le el of hereplay.is no repla ing hris orthy be ause players like hris orthy don’t ome around ery often he said. he way you repla e a guy like hris is by e erybody step ping up and we an make up for that loss by ommittee.
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RRV Playbook Dist ict: - A Division I STADIUM: d Wil son i ld at ulldo Stadium Date Opponent'21 Record Aug. 26 Grand Saline 3-7 Sept. 2 @ ooks 4-7 Sept 9 Lone Oak 2-8 Sept. 16 @ Collinsville 4-6 Sept. 23 @ *Wolfe City 5-4 Sept. 30 *Rivercrest 3-7 Oct. 7 *Como-Pickton 2-8 Oct. 21 * oney Grove 2-8 Oct. 28 @ *Alba-Golden 6-5 Nov. 4 @ * oles 7-4 *Denotes District - A, DI game Overall 11-1, District 6-0 W Grand Saline 25-23 W Collinsville 47-14 W Detroit 40-6 W Whitewright 42-14 W *Celeste 26-24 W *Alba-Golden 52-19 W *Rivercrest 50-8 W * oney Grove 28-13 W *Como-Pickton 40-12 W *Wolfe City 48-8 W Trenton 52-22 L Tolar 35-18 l R l ll o look o o o a by Tommy Culkin O er the past few years you an debate whi h football teams in the ed i er alley ha e been the most talented or the most fun to wat h. ne uestion that isn’t up for debate howe er is the uestion of whi h team has been the most dominant. hat honor must go to the ooper ulldogs the win ners of ba k to ba k distri t titles ha ing gone undefeated both times. nd with a roster on e more loaded with talent the team is gunning for a three peat in . ot only ha e they won ba k to ba k distri t titles without dropping a single game but almost none of their games o er that stret h ha e e en been all that lose. In the ull dogs’ game against i er rest was a nailbiter and olfe ity kept things lose for three uarters before ooper pulled away down the stret h. In though eleste was the only opponent that kept things e en remotely lose with the ulldogs and were the only distri t op ponent to surpass points. er the ourse of distri t play in the ulldogs s ored an a erage of roughly points per game and limited opponents to an a erage of ust points per game. e’ e a omplished some great things in these past few years ooper head oa h od astorena said. e’re proud of what we’ e a omplished and it’s some great memories that we ha e but our goal is to ne er rest on our laurels. It’s a new year now and that stuff is in the past. e’ e got to ontinue working hard to be better than we were yesterday. hough the ulldogs know they an’t take anything for granted simply be ause of the prior two seasons the streak is something that they’re keenly aware of and it’s something they’re moti ated to keep going. I want to lea e it all out on the field for my senior year and be e en better than last year senior uarterba k olin Ingram said. I want to go out with a distri t hampionship in three of my four years in high s hool. ut while the team has en oyed tremen dous su ess in the regular season they’ e hit a roadblo k in the playoffs in ea h of the last two years. oth times they fell in the area round despite feeling like they were apable of going mu h farther.edefinitely ha e the talent to get past the area round I honestly think we an go all the way unior arkell mith said. he prob lem isn’t our skill but our mentality. I think that in order to get past the se ond round we’ e got to stay fo used and play for one another. u kily for the ulldogs their roster is full of seniors and other e perien ed athletes. If they an get past their se ond round they should be able to make a run se eral rounds past that.It omes down to a lot of hard work Ingram said. e’ e got the talent we’ e got the potential. It’s ust a matter of now going out and doing it. o he ulldogs are ele tri offensi ely mo ing the ball at a freneti pa e that keeps oppos ing defenses off balan e. e’re fast plain and simple Ingram said. I’d argue we’re the fastest team in the entire region be ause we’ e got ust a ton of guys who an turn on the ets. ne of the players who will be leading that up tempo aggressi e offense is Ingram himself. dual threat uarterba k Ingram last year a ounted for nearly all purpose yards. olin is a tremendous athlete and leader astorena said. e really understands our system at an e tremely high le el. ast year was his first as starting uarterba k for us and I e pe t him to ha e an e en better season this go around be ause of that added e perien e. ith anon Ingram and mith I’ e got two of the best ba ks around. hen with guys like eywine up the middle these guys make me look good honestly olin Ingram said. onestly these guys make my ob a lot easier than people think it is. I’ e ust got to make the right read and e erything else is going to happen.ndtrue to his word olin Ingram is far from the team’s only weapon on offense. he ulldogs also possess one of the most dynami running ba ks o er the past two years in the form of rising unior mith. ’ ell is e plosi e he’s hard for teams to bring down astorena said of his star running ba k who in garnered roughly eight yards per arry and s ored tou hdowns. y mindset is e ery time I get the ball I’m trying to s ore it mith said with a slight smile. I’m always trying to do whate er it takes to find the end one. anon Ingram the younger brother of olin Ingram mo ed up to the arsity s uad last season and made an immediate impa t for the team. In he will on e again oin mith in the ba kfield as one of the primary offensi e weapons for the ’ ogs. e like to all him anonball be ause of his physi ality and the way he ust bashes through defenders astorena said. omplementing the trio of mith and the Ingram brothers who should be the team’s y b 2 n each of the last two years, the Cooper ulldogs have been stopped in the second round. At the forefront of each ulldog’s mind this year is getting past the area round and making a deep run.
leaders in total yards barring any in uries a plethora of talented role players who an step in and help make an impa t. hese in lude eywine enson who was hampered by an in ury in and run ning ba k dryean Finney apps who ertainly made use of the limited a tion he saw last year with some big time plays. e’ e got lots of options defenses ne er know what’s oming on the ne t play mith said. hen we’ e got two or three ba ks and then olin ob iously there too it makes it hard to predi t. nd making e erything else work is a eteran offensi e line with some good si e and lots of e perien e. e ause of our ine our down blo ks and down seams are going to be ust as lethal as our options are this year olin Ingram said. For as athleti as the team is olin Ingram said their true strength might lie in the way they think about the game. e’re fast and athleti but I think one of the biggest things about this team is how we all see the field and ust our de ision making the senior said. I think that’s a big part of what’ll make us ery fun to wat h. ith se eral players playing both ways on offense and defense it omes as no surprise that the team’s biggest offen si e strength is also their defense’s biggest strength their speed. he ulldogs are ui k to the ball and se eral lineba kers and defensi e ba ks are outright ui ker than many other teams’ fastest offensi e weapons.lot of teams aren’t used to fa ing a defense like ours olin Ingram said. e pride oursel es on defense. efense is a tually what our entire game kind of re ol es around be ause our aggressi e defense sets up our offense. he team possesses an imposing defensi e line that is loaded with talent. Players like aron oody lfred ilk erson a h elms and ane hompson all ha e e tensi e arsity e perien e and will pressure opposing teams with their ombination of speed and si e. It’s not the biggest line you’ll e er see but it’s the ombination of pretty good si e with some awesome speed that makes them so good oody said. e’re going to get after it on e ery down. p front is going to be our strength this year astorena added. e’ e got three of the four guys ba k from last year so I think those guys up front are going to set the tone for us this year. he lineba ker position is one of the few areas where the ulldogs are seriously feeling the weight of gradua tion. one are oah amos and anden ou hins two players who last year were not ust two of the team’s biggest leaders defensi ely but were also among the ery best lineba kers in the ed i er alley. anon Ingram mith and Finney apps are differen e makers at the position and will need to step up to fill the oid left by those departures. nd in the se ondary olin Ingram was nearly as good on defense as he was on offense last year oming up with se eral inter eptions o er the ourse of the year. e’s really su h a omplete player astorena said. e ause yes he was huge for us on defense in addition to being our uarterba k. astorena said the defense won’t be looking to hange things up too mu h whi h means they’ll likely be again operating out of a split o er three system whi h is a one o erage s heme wherein a safety and two ornerba ks di ide the deep portion of the field into o erage areas of thirds with four more defenders positioned underneath. he s heme is a omple one de signed to figurati ely hoke out opposing offenses by astly limiting the amount of open spa e on the field. ut if this year’s s uad an fit into the system as well as last year’s team did they an be e pe ted to be ust as good.
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RRV Playbook District: 9-2A Division I STADIUM: "The Swamp" Date Opponent'21 Record Aug. 26 @ ueen City 4-6 Sept. 2 arleton 4-7 Sept. 9 Prairiland 4-6 Sept. 16 @ Chisum 6-4 Sept. 23 *Como-Pickton 2-8 Sept. 30 @ *Cooper 11-1 Oct. 7 * oney Grove 2-8 Oct. 14 @ *Alba-Golden6-5 Oct. 28 @ * uinlan- oles 7-4 Nov. 4 *Wolfe City 5-4 *Denotes District - A, DI game Overall 3-7, District 2-4 L DeKalb 65-6 W Detroit 38-6 L arleton 44-26 L Chisum 67-14 W *Como-Pickton 31-8 L *Wolfe City 38-27 L *Celeste 61-56 L *Cooper 50-8 L *Alba-Golden 15-14 W * oney Grove 27-21 l R l R a a o layo by Tommy Culkin Last year was full of growing pains for the i er rest ebels. young ine perien ed team in the ebels showed ashes of brillian e but those were too ultimately too few and far between and the team missed out on a playoff berth for the first time sin e . ow with an e tra year of e perien e under their belt the ebels are onfident that they an turn those ashes into the norm in and the determined team is dead set on a return to postseason play. e definitely weren’t happy with how last year went senior lineba ker and offensi e lineman than aylor said. etting ba k into the playoffs is a huge moti ator for us. e ob iously know that there’s a football tradition here at i er rest and none of us take that lightly. In the ebels were not ust ine perien ed their uarterba k ea h run ning ba k and entire re ei ing orps were newly minted starters but they were also learning the playbook of a new head oa h in y owuie.with a season together under their belt the team also feels more om fortable running his brand of football and that’s e pe ted to make a big differen e the players and oa hes agree. oa h uie is great we all really like him and we’ e bought in to what he’s tea hing aylor said. It was hard last year ha ing to learn a whole new playbook though. ow that we’ e played with him for a year I think you’ll see us play a lot better. ou an already see the differen e between this year and last year uie added of his team’s newfound omfort with his brand of football. ast year we had to spend a lot of time going o er the little things and this year we’re able to go a bit faster and really get down into the nitty gritty and get to work. hey know what we’re saying and that makes pra ti es go a lot smoother. nd in game I think it’ll lead to mu h better de isions. espite the new oa h and the young roster in the ebels found themsel es ust one win away from a playoff berth. hat was be ause they showed ashes of brillian e while pi king up some big wins in luding i tories o er omo Pi kton and oney ro e. nd they wowed in some lose losses as well su h as a heartbreaker to a ery good eleste team. It’s for that reason that the ebels know they ha e the potential to not only work their way ba k into the playoffs but disrupt the power stru ture of the distri t and put together a truly memorable season. ealignment didn’t ha e too mu h of an effe t on the ebs’ distri t though they do lose eleste and add omo Pi kton. s far as distri t goes ooper is the team to beat ha ing won ba k to ba k distri t titles senior running ba k ane ees said. ut I honestly feel like we an hang with them this year. pe tations are pretty high this year uie added. he atmosphere in this lo ker room is great. ur motto this year is ork hard be onsistent ’ and that’s e a tly what we’re going to do. o here’s no two ways about it of fense is the ebels’ alling ard. hile no slou hes on defense what makes the team spe ial is their ability to s ore the ball ui kly and often. espite only going last year i er rest s ored o er points in half their games. hey s ored o er points three time and s ored in their wild loss to eleste. nd in the ebels are hoping that impro ed onsisten y will lead to many more high s oring games and by e tension many more wins. ne of the things that makes i er rest’s offense uni ue is that they’re the only s uad in the ed i er alley that is truly a pass first offense. hile most teams pass only when absolutely ne es sary or ust enough to keep defenses honest i er rest takes to the air with a regularity not often seen at the high s hool le el. nd the one tasked with handling the hea y uarterba king duties is rising se nior hase uffer. s a unior in his first year in the starting lineup uffer showed that he has a annon for an arm able to make big momentum swinging plays. owe er his ine perien e led to uite a few inter eptions too. y b 1 or as tumultuous as last year was for Rivercrest, the Rebels only missed the playoffs by one game. This year, they’ll look to build off of the positives they saw last year to return to post season play.
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uie said he e pe ts to see a mu h more e en keeled le el of play out of his uarterba k this year. hase is an e tremely hard worker uie said. I know he’s been putting in tons of hours and I’m e ited to see him out on the field this year be ause I think he’ll be e en better than he was last year. hen uffer takes to the air his biggest returning targets are on nor oung ark rider and onnor erring. oung in parti ular is one to keep your eyes on as he was one of the best wide re ei ers in the entire ed i er alley in . onnor is ery good later ally uie said. e’s got good straight line speed too but his lateral mo ement is where he e els. If we an get him open he an do a lot of really dynami things to pi k up yards after the at h. nd leading the ground atta k is ees who is oming off a stellar unior ampaign in whi h he ran for nearly yards and s ored tou hdowns..I’must always trying to stay aware ees said. I think that’s the key to su ess. ne area where the offense looks un ertain is on the offensi e line. hough oah ltal and aylor are both stellar returners e eryone else will be a fresh fa e. ow the new starting linemen perform will be ru ial to the team’s su ess but if they shine the offense should be one of the most ele tri in the area. e’ e got a lot of talented players on offense ees said. ast year the young and ine perien ed ebels were shaky defen si ely to say the least. In many of the games where the offense was able to shine the ebels still lost in high s oring shootouts. ut ust as the offense hopes to ha e gained onsisten y with the added e peri en e so too does the defense hope it’ll be a different story in . ne of the things we’ e got to do to help our defense is to slow down on offense sometimes uie said. I like to go fast and keep the hains mo ing but with a lot of two way players you’ e got to slow down sometimes. I think one of the problems we ran into defensi ely last year was that we were gassed ea h time we took the field on defense and it put us at a disad antage.nereason for e itement this year uie added is a new defensi e oordinatorierrest’s biggest defensi e strength lies in its adre of line ba kers all of whom are fast and physi al. aylor leads the lineba ker orps and should be one of the top defensi e players in the area. than gets after it uie said. he guy is a pure ompetitor. obody is going to out work him and he’s the type of guy to be a o al leader and someone who leads by e ample.oining him at the lineba ker position are a uan rown han e uffer and aden elsoe. I think our outside lineba ker play is going to be mu h impro ed this year uie ontinued. hey should do a good ob setting the edge and gi ing than the ability to make ta kles on the inside. ltal is another stalwart defender with loads of arsity e perien e who will be ital to the team’s su ess. e’s oined on the defensi e line by players like ade asley ra ton heney and aron aulston uie said.
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9 The Warriors return nine of their 11 starters from the year before. The upside of having such a young team last year, new head coach Shane letcher said, is that now the team has plenty of valu able varsity experience.
RRV Playbook District: 9-2A Division I STADI a io ie Date Opponent'21 Record Aug. 26 owe 0-10 Sept. 2 rost 2-8 Sept. 9 @ Whitewright 4-7 Sept. 16 owie 5-5 Sept. 30 @ *Alba-Golden 6-5 Oct. 7 @ *Rivercrest 3-7 Oct. 14 * oles 7-4 Oct. 21 @ *Cooper 11-1 Oct. 28 *Wolfe City 5-4 Nov. 4 *Como-Pickton 2-8 *Denotes District - A, DI game Overall 2-8, District 1-5 L Tenaha 35-0 W Whitewright 20-7 L Chisum 55-15 L Callisburg 36-7 W *Como-Pickton 19-0 L *Wolfe City 28-21 L *Celeste 34-14 L *Cooper 28-13 L *Alba-Golden 20-13 L *Rivercrest 27-21 l R l oa o o b a l o a o by Tommy Culkin S hane Flet her has had great su ess oa hing high s hool football in e as and now he’s being alled upon to use that a umen to lead the oney ro e arriors into the future. ith years of oa hing e peri en e Flet her has worked all a ross the state in luding at enison owe eonard and onham. In between sea sons he heard about the open ob from oney ro e uperintendent odd orrison a lose friend of his and he de ided to throw his name into the ring for onsideration.ertheyears Flet her’s su ess speaks for itself. hile at eonard Flet her had a run of se en straight seasons of making it at least two rounds deep into the playoffs and in he took the team to the state semifinals. e’ e had some really good years Flet her said. hen I look around at the athletes we’ e got here at oney ro e and the proud football tradition already in pla e I don’t see why that sort of su ess an’t happen here too.e’s already got the support and trust of his players and the s uad has already bought into the things he’s try ing to a omplish. I lo e the guy oney ro e senior udson troud said of Flet her. e’s a high energy type of oa h and you an really tell that he’s ommitted to the program. eryone has that le el of respe t for him where they don’t want to let him down. e’s a good person and he makes it fun to ome out here added unior eon orris. I know I en oy the at mosphere more and I think a lot of the other kids do too. n the field Flet her’s teams an be des ribed in one simple word fast. e’re going to be looking to up the tempo pretty mu h at all times Flet her said of his teams’ playstyle. ust about e erything we’re going to do is going to re ol e around pressure and how to put as mu h of it on op ponents as possible while still playing in a ontrolled manner. ast year the arriors were an e tremely young team filled with ine perien ed under lassmen. his year the arriors are still one of the younger teams in the ed i er alley. owe er with the e perien e of last year under their belt the arriors say there’s an entirely different mindset heading into the season. I think the e tra year of e peri en e is going to help orris said. lot of the young guys got e perien e that’s going to ome in handy this year. lready you an look at us and see things are way better than they were at this point last year. he older kids are helping the younger ones ad ust troud added. It’s ool to see. o ffensi ely Flet her’s teams operate out of the shotgun and show defenses se eral different formations o er the ourse of a game depending on the spe ifi situation in the game. e’re going to be ery multiple Flet her said. e’ll run e erything from a ba k guns to a no ba k guns. e use a lot of tight ends in our formations too. It’s a style of football that in my e perien e I’ e found is pretty hard to prepare for. hough the time he’s spent with the team thus far has been relati ely short it didn’t’ take long for Flet her to identify what the arriors’ biggest strengthe’is.e got tons of speed the new head oa h said. e ha e a lot of guys who an ust really run the ball. e’re young but we’re e tremely fast eading the offensi e harge is unior nthanie hitman. in e start ing on the arsity s uad as a freshman two years ago hitman has been one of the most ele tri running ba ks in the ed i er alley possessing elite y b
RRV Playbook G NCE 2021: 8 overall 5 District 6 D oa Shane letcher 04 8 overall at one rove 0 0, rst ear R a 8 o ense, de ense Play o a R D nthanie hit an, R Deon Morris, R D ic tt o, cas Morrison The arriors have a lot o s eed ro a lot o di erent la ers The have the a ings o an ex losive tea i ever one sta s healthone rove s de ensive line is ll o ig odies, all o ho are s r risingl ni le and ic , and ca a le o loc ing do n o osing tea s Po al P obl s ith an s all to n schools, de th is a e h rdle M ch o the tea s s ccess hinges on ever one sta ing health ui kness and a surprising amount of strength to boot. nthanie learly had a great spring and summer the new head oa h said. e’s ome in and he’s bigger faster and stronger. I’m looking for him to ha e a breakout year. orris who was the team’s se ondary running ba k last year also looks to be mu h impro ed heading into . ut he is far from the only running ba k apable of making an impa t. Players like Peter rahn orris troud and u as orrison all demonstrated an ability to pi k up yards on the ground. rahn’s playing time was limited last year due to an in ury he sustained in one of the season’s first games and so he an be e pe ted to ome out with a engean e this year. nd yelan orris younger brother to eon orris is a new omer to the arsity s uad this year that Flet her is ery e ited about. onestly that kid might ust be the fastest person on the entire team Flet her said. e’s going to be a spe ial spe ial athlete. hen it omes to run oriented teams like oney ro e it’s often the ase that the team is only as good as their offensi e line and thankfully for oney ro e theirs is stalwart.ate anker is a sophomore who plays well beyond his years and he’s oined by other e ellent linemen like uis ende aison oodard and e i ea ers. ur line is what allows our running ba ks to go to work troud said. hey do a really good ob and I’m e pe ting big things from them this year. oney ro e’s alling ard for years has been a stingy defense that keeps opponents to low point totals and the hange in head oa h isn’t e pe ted to hange that pre edent Flet her said. ast year e en though the arriors had a disappointing sea son with ust one distri t win the defense did its part. In only one distri t game did oney ro e gi e up more than points. efensi ely the arriors will likely spend most of their time on defense in a formation though Flet her added that they might utili e a sta k formation when needed. e’re going to be a three man front most of the time Flet her e plained. e will use other s hemes when ne essary but this is what we’re going to be for the most part. ooking at this year’s s uad Flet her said the team’s biggest defensi e strength will lie in the defensi e line. ur defensi e line is ust outstanding he said. hey’re big they’re strong and they’re fast. he oa h had nothing but glowing remarks to say about ortney ooper a defensi e line man who Flet her des ribed as a lyn hpin for the team. e might be the most impor tant pie e to this team Flet her said. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to take him off the field this year he’s that important in all phases to the game. nother big defensi e line man will be rody ahan a rising sophomore with si e and ui kness. he team’s defensi e ba ks are also e pe ted to play a big role for the team with players like troud i k ttmo and re Patt all om ing off of stellar seasons. I think our defense is going to surprise some people this year orris said. e’re fo used. e want to take oney ro e ba k to the playoffs and that starts on the defensi e side of the ball. 2 4 7 9 101022 3 2‘21‘20‘19‘18‘17‘16‘15‘14‘13‘12‘11 0 3 6 9 12 15
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Chris a is helped the larks ille iger football program’s resur gen e in but this year he takes the reins of the program as its new est head oa h. s the former offensi e oordinator a is helped the igers fight their way ba k into the playoffs. ow as the man in harge he hopes to take them e en further.I’mery e ited for this opportu nity a is said. I lo e the kids here I really think this s hool distri t has a lot of great things going on and I’m ust ready to get to work. a is’ first oa hing ob ame at est usk where he ser ed the s hool for four years. is ne t three years were spent at ilmer followed by a tenure at Paul Pewitt before arri ing on the s ene in larks ille where he ser ed as the offensi e oordinator during the season.For a is the key to oa hing is in stilling in players the proper mindset with whi h to approa h the game. he most important thing is the mindset you pra ti e with and the way you go about pra ti e e ery day the new head oa h said. n e we get that fig ured out the other stuff will all fall into pla e and we’ll be a pretty tough team to beat.In a young larks ille team snu k into the postseason with a pair of distri t wins but a is said he feels onfident that there are mu h greater things in store for the team in the season to ome.Ithink we an make a push at a distri t title ertainly be in that on ersa tion he said. fter that the goal is to make a de ent playoff push. nd a is added that the in enti e is strong to fight for as high a seeding as possible in order to a oid a playoff draw like the one the igers re ei ed last year where they had to play the top ranked II team in the state in the first round.he players ha e seen e erything a is has done to help grow the program and they appre iate it. I think he’s a great oa h sopho more inter said. I feel like he an lead larks ille to where we’re supposed to be a hepowerhouse.igers’biggest ontributors last year were mostly seniors and though los ing those seniors hurt a is said the new senior leaders ha e stepped up and are ready to show that it’s their time to shine. e’ e got a handful of seniors and they’ e all embra ed the leadership role a is said. hey’re setting the e ample for all the future igers that will ome through this program. o he igers’ offense is in a word e plosi e. e eral elite athletes on the roster reate mat hup problems for opponents ombining i e will allow them to fight o er the tops of defenders when the ball is in the air while their speed allows them to outrun them on the ground. I think our offense is going to surprise some people this year inter said. erybody’s got the e perien e e erybody’s working harder we’re ust all lo ked in ur biggest strength this year is going to be our skill guys a is added. he goal is to get the ball in the hands of our athletes be ause they’re a dynami bun h.mong those players who will bring a high degree of ersatility to the field are ayden eed ose a’ ua us aesar inter and ou illiams. nd returning from in ury is ike reion ar y. fter showing promise two years ago the wide re ei er was for ed to miss almost e ery game in due to an early season in ury. he re ei ing orps will feature ar y who is e pe ted to make a big impa t if he an shake off the rust of ha ing missed a season.
Pedro rti illiams and a’ adrian apien are also skilled re ei ers who are e pe ted to on e again make larks ille one of the more pass hea y teams in the ed i er alley. It’s a good thing there’s a plethora of players with great talent a is said be ause some key spots are going to need as
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The Tigers don t ossess a great deal o si e hile there are certainl la ers on the roster ith terri c si e, a good deal o the line co ld also e descri ed as ndersi ed, hich co ld s ell tro le in certain ga es to be filled.oneis a k of all trades athlete marion la k a four year arsity player who graduated last year. la k ould truly do it all on the field and had se eral games where he re orded rushing passing and re ei ing yards. eading into the season it seemed like a forgone on lusion that ohnathan lguin would on e again be the team’s starting uarter ba k but as the season progressed the igers began trying him in dif ferent spots.owas he prepares for his u nior season his status as the team’s uarterba k or at the ery least their sole uarterba k is in ues tion. ohnathan is e tremely talent ed and has a uni ue skillset a is said. es he an pass. ut he’s also talented at running the ball and he an at h it too. nd he’s e en a great ki ker he nailed some really impressi e field goals last year. o matter what position ohnathan is playing he’s going to be a big part of ouraesaroffense.also showed he had an arm that was apable of airing out bombs downfield and is a ontend er to step into the uarterba k role when lguin is elsewhere on the field. nd onathan ot organ an in oming freshman has already wowed oa hes with his abilities and a is added that fans an also e pe t to see him take uite a few snaps under enter as well. e’re going to put up a lot of points this year a onfident lguin said. efensi ely a is will ha e the igers based out of a sta k defense whi h he says allows them to sti e opponents’ ground game. ut the team isn’t married to that formation and will also play some one o erage too. e’re going to be multiple on defense a is said. I’m not a belie er in limiting your team to ust one style of play. he igers are aggressi e defensi ely and ha e the ability to hase down ust about anyone with their ui onekness.islineba ker ta io esendi a senior who now plays football ollegiately. pe ted to step up and help fill that oid will be amont ell a lineba ker who is de epti ely strong. lso stepping up in the line ba ker orps will be inter who a is said has embra ed the hal lenge Iadmirably.thinkour defense is going to be e en better than our offense this year inter said e itedly. e’re fast we’re strong we’ e got what you want. ur line is always on it and getting into the ba kfield. If we all a blit me and ou ill are straight to it. I really don’t see one side of our being mu h better or worse than any other part. ou won’t get off the line messing with us. In the tren hes the igers don’t ha e a great deal of depth. owe er what they do ha e is illy tewart one of the top linemen in theookingarea. ba k on the prior season lguin said the defense wasn’t where it needed to be. e probably lost a few games be ause of our defense to be hon est he said. I really don’t think that’ll be the ase this year ery mu h.
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o For the etroit agles the offensi e philosophy is fairly simple put the ball in ales’ hands and let him go to work. n offense ales is simply one of the most e plosi e dynami players in the entire area. It’s ery possible that he is simply the fastest football player in the area bar none. ut not only an he run with bla ing speed but he’s agile and ui k as well. is ability to stop on a dime hange momentum and e ade would be ta klers is nothing short of ama ing and he is one of the main rea sons why point produ tion was ne er an issue for the agles in e en as the losses mounted.otonlyis he an elite rusher but his uarterba king skills are top not h for the area as well. hough he didn’t pass too often he pro ed that he’s apa ble of unfurling deep passes downfield fairly easily if needed.
In the etroit agles won their first game of the season with an im pressi e drubbing of renton and things looked promising for the season to ome. fter that howe er things went south. he win against renton would pro e to be the only win the agles re orded that ntimelyyear.mis ues unfortunate in uries to key players mira ulous plays by opponents and some uestionable offi iat ing in key moments piled up as the season went on and when it was all said and done the agles were saddled with a re ord. I’m not a guy who belie es in lu k etroit head oa h ayle eard said. It did seem like we had a lot of bad breaks last season but when we talk about the things that we an ontrol we talk about being at our best when our best is re uired and we weren’t there last year. e made a lot of mistakes throughout the season and shot oursel es in the foot in lose ball games. It was understandable that the team would ha e a few su h bumps in the road. he agles were by far the most ine peri en ed team in the ed i er alley start ing nine freshmen on the arsity s uad in . hat oupled with the fa t that eard was an e tremely late hire who was brought on ust weeks before the start of the season and it be omes impressi e that etroit was as ompetiti e as they were. hrough all of distri t play the only game the agles lost by more than two tou h downs was their game against uinlan oles in whi h starting uarterba k loedus ales was in ured on the game’s opening dri e. e’ e got a hip on our shoulder oming into this new season eard said. e were in distri t but we felt like we were really ust a few plays away ea h week from being . o I think the guys are hungry to go out and pro e that this season.In the lo ker room all the agles share eard’s resol e. y main fo us heading into the season is the orre t the little things and eliminate the dumb mistakes that ost us games senior laine Farmer said. ith an added year of e perien e the agles should be e pe ted to lean up many of the mis ues that played a role in sinking them in . lso en ouraging is the fa t that they now ha e a full year with eard and are infinitely more familiar with his playbook and systems.Ithink that’s the biggest thing ales said. ast year oa h eard wasn’t e en hired until like the end of uly. Pra ti es were about to start and the first game was only a few weeks after that. earning an entirely new playbook in so little time is hard. ow that we’ e had a year with him I think our e e ution is ust going to be through the roof.
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loedus is a remarkable athlete and young man eard said. e was kind of the heart and soul of our offense last year and that is likely going to be the ase again this year.
ut while ales is the offense’s un disputed leader he isn’t the only player that’s going to arry offensi e duties. laine Farmer is a talented running ba k who’s going to step into a larger role with the departure of ales’ older brother laude who was a senior in . Farmer had a number of strong performan es in in a
Farmer said the team has bought into bshire’s brand of football and is e ited to play for him as the season unfolds. I think he’s a ery good oa h Farmer said e’s intro du ing a lot of new stuff and I think it’ll make us a whole lot better in the long run. he etroit defense is loaded with talent despite last year’s strug gles. ne of the eteran leaders on the defensi e side of the ball is Farmer a lineba ker with a nose for the ball and a motor that is se ond to none.laine is an e tremely hard worker eard said. e’s so ag gressi e sometimes it’s a double edged sword and he o er ommits on a play. ut he has a ton of heart and plays with a real passion.
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The agles have a lot o la ers ho can r n the all exce tionall ell ach one has a ni e st le, ith so e a le to dance aro nd de enders and others strong eno gh to o l thro gh o onents The agles iggest strength lies in their latoon o de ensive ac s oaded ith veteran talent, the D s are solid across the oard Po al P obl The agles don t have ch in the a o de th, and in ries co ld s ell disaster, as as the case at oints thro gho t 0 showing against umby in the season finale that ha e the oa h ing staff optimisti about what he’ll ontribute offensi ely. e oining the team is ohn Parsons a multi sport athlete for the agles who was for ed to miss mu h of last year with an in ury. oining him in the re ei ing orps will be abe hite. hite was one of the many freshmen to start last year and eard is optimis ti that he’ll be e en better this year. nd eard also pointed to new omer ase rown as someone to keep an eye on saying he pro ed himself to be a ery promising tra k athlete and football player in unior high s hool.e’e got a lot of weapons on offense it’s not ust me ales said. ur biggest strength is that we ha e a bun h of guys who an run theheball.agles are planning on being a bit more e perimental this year in an effort to ma imi e ales’ apabilities. In ales took e ery snap at uarterba k. In eard will use him all o er the field plugging him in as a run ning ba k and e en sometimes as a re ei er.hen not under enter as uarterba k illin um is who will step in to uarterba k the team ha ing gained e perien e in the role while ales was in ured last year. loedus is our best player and so as a oa h it’s my ob to put him in positions where he an do the most good eard said. he agles are a speedy bun h and ha e the ability to use that speed to great effe t on the defensi e end. In defense was an area where the team struggled at times allowing at least points in all but one distri t game. owe er the team is onfident they’ll see strides on defense this year. he agles are adding a new defensi e oordinator yle bshire to the oa hing staff this year and eard said he’s already rein igorating the defensi e unit. e’s been a defensi e oor dinator at s hools like ommer e and one ak has spent time as a head oa h down in outh e as and last year he was with orth Forney eard said. I a tually played against him before and the first year I played him he beat the lips off of us. I’ e always thought his kids lined up well didn’t make mistakes and really played hard.
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District: -2A STADIUM: a e ie a ene es i S a i m Date Opponent'21 Record Aug. 26 @ Dickson 1-9 Sept. 2 eggs 12-3 Sept. 9 Kingston 5-5 Sept. 23 @ * dabel 4-6 Sept. 30 *Wilburton 1-9 Oct. 7 @ *Antlers 9-3 Oct. 13 @ * eavener 0-10 Oct. 21 *Spiro 5-5 Oct. 28 *Eufaula 12-2 Nov. 4 @ *Valliant 1-9 *Denotes District - A game Overall 7-4, District 5-2 W Dickson 40-20 W Checotah 32-26 L Kingston 27-6 W *Atoka 14-0 L *Eufaula 14-7 W *Wilburton 37-16 W *Valliant 47-21 L *Antlers 30-20 W * dabel 49-14 W * artshorne 32-20 L Cascia all 55-6 l R l o look o b l o o a o by Tommy Culkin y b 2 The ugo uffaloes have had some stellar teams of late, but they haven’t been able to get past the second round of the playoffs. This year’s s uad has lofty goals, and those goals involve getting over the hump.
C onfiden e is high for the ugo uffaloes as they pre pare for the season. nd if you saw them play in it’s not hard to understand why. hen on their game the uf faloes were a dynami e plosi e team that ga e fits to some of the top ranked high s hool football teams in the state of klahoma. he team narrowly missed out on a share of the distri tndhampionship.thebestpart is that a si able number of last year’s ore is returning this year guaranteeing them a talented and e perien ed roster. he e iting thing is that we only lost three on offense and three on defense ugo head oa h rys topher ross said. o we’ e got a senior rew who ha e been on this team and playing in this system sin e they were freshmen. he team’s heartbreaking loss to distri t hamp ufaula a game that effe ti ely had the distri t rown on the line and their first round loss to as ia ills also left something of a bad taste in the players’ mouths and ha e them e en more fo used and fired up heading into this year. e were mighty disappointed with our early e it out of the play offs ross said. es that was a mighty good team and a pri ate s hool but we still felt like we ould ha e and should ha e beaten them. hat definitely moti ated us unior a’ ar us a is said of the playoff defeat. I think we all felt like we ould’ e gone pretty far. e’ e got to stay fo used and take e ery thing one day at a time. ork on the little things.e’e got to keep grinding work hard and go e ery day senior den Parish added. For as good as the uffaloes were last year ross belie es that this year they’ll be e en better. big rea son for that is a slew of new oa hes who ha e oined his staff. I’m really really happy about these new oa hes we ha e this year ross said. hey dri e these kids and put a mu h greater attention to detail than I think we’ e had in a number of years. ith the dro es of returning talent oupled with the new and impro ed oa hing staff and the hip that ea h and e ery uffalo has on their shoulder from last year’s prema ture playoff e it it’s safe to say that the eiling for the team is in redibly high headed into this oming season. I think we an go all the way senior uarterba k andon emmons said. hat’s the goal win state. o n offense the uffaloes are a remarkably balan ed team and their prowess was e iden ed in the s ores from last year’s game. In one parti u larly strong stret h of games last year ugo s ored and points in onse uti e weeks. ast year our offense was really good and I don’t think we ha e to worry about it falling off this year ross a’said.ar us a is in ust his first two years of high s hool set himself apart as one of the area’s best of fensi e weapons. s a freshman he played a bit of uarterba k but during his sophomore year he was mo ed to more of an all purpose role most fre uently taking handoffs as the team’s primary running ba k but also lining up in the slot as a re ei er. is a player who an do ust about anything you ask of him ross said. e’s ust e plosi e. ery time i tou h the ball I want to s ore a is said. hat’s pretty mu h my mentality. ost s hools of ugo’s si e would ount themsel es lu ky to ust ha e someone of a is’ aliber but he’s omplemented by emmons the
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RRV Playbook best po ket passer in the ed i er alley bar none. emmons has a annon for an arm and an unfurl and e en yard passes with great a ura y. hile most e as s hools shy away from passing the ball too mu h ugo has embra ed the gunslinger mentality in large part be ause emmons’ e ellen e allows for it. andon had o er pass ing yards last year and we e pe t him to at least mat h or e en pass that this year ross said simply. he one area where departures do seriously hurt ugo is in the re ei ing orps. one are shton arnett am olt a ionta a k son and ta ey Powers four of the team’s top re ei ers from a year ago. o stepping up into a larger role this year will be Parish who’s primed to be the team’s ne t pri mary re ei ing target. unter ims amarion amsey and ra ion ing are among the other re ei ers e pe ted to take on a bigger role in the re ei ing orps this season. nd stepping into the starting line up for the first time will be a’ hon ims a player ross said possesses a ombination of speed and strength. nd the ugo offense is one that is greater than the sum of its parts. e ause while it’s a talented roster sta ked with elite passers re ei ers and rushers the pi kle their well roundedness puts opponents in is e en more aluable. here are times when we’ll be in three ba k sets there are times where we’ll be in a full on spread with only one ba k ross e plained. e an throw a lot of dif ferent looks at you and it’s going to be really hard for teams to prepare for all of them. Defense For as good as the uffaloes’ offense is their defense might be ust as intimidating this year. he defense boasts plenty of si e espe ially in the tren hes. e’ e got three linemen who probably ha e total lbs. between the three of them ross said. I think we ha e the best line in the distri t Parish said. In the state a is immedi ately inter e ted with a smile. ekii ell oah oe and ory it hell are e pe ted to wreak ha o in the tren hes and pressure opponents in the ba kfield. he team’s se ondary is er tainly no slou h either and many of the players whose speed makes them dangerous weapons on the offensi e side of the ball will also be mena es defensi ely. a is and Par ish are better than solid defenders and ea h has the ability to for e and then ome up with a fair number of fumbles.Ifthere’s one area where the defense might be la king it ould be the lineba ker position whi h doens’t ha e the depth or the stand out athletes that the other spots on the field do. till ugo’s defense will be a key omponent in their hunt for a distri t title in .
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RRV Playbook 2425 LAMAR 903-785-3618AVE 2350 N. 903-737-8525MAIN6540 LAMAR RD. 903-784-1885RENO “Supporting Red River Valley oo a or Over 55 ears District 9-2A, Division II CLAR S ILL TIG RS g 6 hite right7 0 Se t oles 7 0 Se t l a olden7 0 Se t 6 een Cit 7 0 ct 7 inden ildare7 0 ct 4 Detroit 7 0 ct o ie 7 0 ct 8 Ma d 7 0 ov 4 C 7 0 CUMBY g 6 To ean 7 0 Se t nion rove7 0 Se t Merc C lt re7 0 Se t 6 ll Saints 7 0 Se t Trenton 7 0 ct 7 Detroit 7 0 ct 4 Ma d 7 0 ct inden ildare7 0 ct 8 o ie 7 0 ov 4 Clar sville7 0 D TROIT AGL S g 5 l a olden7 0 Se t Co o Pic ton7 0 Se t Trenton 7 0 Se t Tioga 7 0 ct 7 C 7 0 ct 4 Clar sville 7 0 ct Ma d 7 0 ct 8 inden ildare7 0 ov 4 o ie 7 0 MAUD g 6 a ins 7 0 Se t e Diana 7 0 Se t Mt nter rise7 0 Se t 6 arleton 7 0 Se t ola 7 0 ct 7 o ie 7 0 ct 4 C 7 0 ct Detroit 7 0 ct 8 Clar sville 7 0 ov 4 inden ildare7 0 LINDEN-KILDARE g 6 re Cit 7 0 Se t l a olden 7 0 Se t ig Sand 7 0 Se t 6 nion rove7 0 Se t verton 7 0 ct 7 Clar sville7 0 ct 4 o ie 7 0 ct C 7 0 ct 8 Detroit 7 0 ov 4 Ma d 7 0 BOWIE g 6 Co o Pic ton7 0 Se t a ins 7 0 Se t verton 7 0 Se t 6 one rove7 0 ct 7 Ma d 7 0 ct 4 inden ildare7 0 ct Clar sville7 0 ct 8 C 7 0 ov 4 Detroit 7 0 O lahoma District 6-2A ANTLERS Se t lgee7 Se t Coalgate 7 0 Se t 6 to a 7 Se t il rton 7 ct 7 go 7 ct a la 7 ct da el 7 ct 8 alliant 7 ov 4 eavener7 EUFAULA Se t ian 7 Se t Se o ah 7 Se t 6 Checotah 7 Se t S iro 7 Se t 0 eavener 7 ct 7 il rton7 ct ntlers 7 ct alliant 7 ct 8 go 7 ov 4 da el 7 HEAVENER g 6 Pocola 7 Se t Central 7 Se t artshorne 7 Se t alliant 7 Se t 0 a la 7 ct 7 da el 7 ct go 7 ct il rton 7 ct 8 S iro 7 ov 4 ntlers 7 GO FFALO S g 6 Dic son 7 Se t eggs 7 Se t ingston 7 Se t da el 7 Se t 0 il rton 7 ct 7 ntlers 7 ct eavener7 ct S iro 7 ct 8 a la 7 ov 4 alliant 7 IDABEL Se t ingston 7 Se t ro en o 7 Se t go 7 Se t 0 alliant 7 ct 7 eavener7 ct S iro 7 ct ntlers 7 ct 8 il rton 7 ov 4 a la 7 VALLIANT g 6 Marietta 7 Se t nne ood 7 Se t one rove7 Se t eavener 7 Se t 0 da el 7 ct 7 S iro 7 ct il rton7 ct a la 7 ct 8 ntlers 7 ov 4 go 7 WILBURTON g 6 ore 7 Se t artshorne 7 Se t 6Pana a 7 Se t ntlers 7 Se t 0 go 7 ct 7 a la 7 ct alliant 7 ct eavener7 ct 8 da el 7 ov 4 S iro 7 SPIRO Se t Pana a 7 Se t Pocola 7 Se t 6M ldro 7 Se t a la 7 ct 7 alliant 7 ct da el 7 ct go 7 ct 8 eavener 7 ov 4 il rton7 i i a es is ri a e
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