Week 4 high school football preview: No secrets between Germantown and Whitehaven
There are plenty of ties between the respective coaching staffs in the Region 8-6A opener for each team.
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There are plenty of ties between the respective coaching staffs in the Region 8-6A opener for each team.
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The defending Division 2-A state champions shook off a slow start and took a big step toward a top postseason seed.
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