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Pickens' Perspective: SHU's Scores Major Win Over Zoners (Fairfield Citizen-News)
For four years at Sacred Heart University, I was a football manager. Four years of working practices, four years of traveling to games, four years of getting to know each and every player's shoe size and helmet size and jersey and pants size. It was good for me.
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Ex-Spruce players find a home at Lincoln (WFAA Dallas-Fort Worth)
Donovan Bonner ran on to the field Friday night wearing a purple helmet scrawled with "Tigers." His familiar blue helmet, with the big red "S" on it, is somewhere over at Spruce with a bunch of other sports equipment that won't be used this year.
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First football Friday (Carroll County Times)
Winters Mill freshman Garrett Stair survived intense workouts, practiced his moves and received his maroon and white uniform. Stair will perform on the field for the first time when the Winters Mill football team opens its season at 7 tonight against Walkersville.
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Transcript of today's OSU football online chat with Tim May (The Columbus Dispatch)
Today at noon Dispatch OSU football beat writer Tim May fielded readers' questions during an hourlong online chat. Read the transcript.
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H.S. teams reshape identities by helmets' look (The Tennessean)
Remember what your high school's football helmet looked like when you went there? There is a good chance it has changed.
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Brainard, Stoltzman finish high school careers as Oil Bowl teammates (Southlake Times)
Chris Brainard and David Stoltzman understand that playing football at Carroll is something special. During the days leading up to Saturday’s Oil Bowl, the pair found they had somewhat celebrity status among their Texas teammates.
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Scheeringa as essential to Griffith football as Radtke (Post-Tribune)
It's a ritual for me now. A phone call to Russ Radtke the last week of July to set up an interview for the Post-Tribune's 68-page TimeOut preview football section. I head out to the high school the first day of practice. We shake hands and then Russ tells stories about how much potential his team has and about how they have about 100 kids out.
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Smith, Sanders turn in key plays for Gorillas (The Joplin Globe)
CHADRON, Neb. — Pittsburg State lost a 10-point lead after three quarters against eighth-ranked Chadron State on Saturday. But the No. 14 Gorillas were resilient and bounced back with late heroics to pull out a 38-31 football victory at Elliott Field/Don Beebe Stadium.
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Patriots preview: Seeking redemption (Cape Cod Times)
FOXBORO – It was eight long months ago, but it still seems like last night that David Tyree was holding that football against his helmet, that Plaxico Burress was turning Ellis Hobbs and the Patriots into Super Bowl losers.
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Countdown to Kickoff: Pat Kuntz’s new look, and Weis on college football (WNDU 16 South Bend)
Crazy Pat Kuntz is back and he’s sporting another strange haircut. His teammates explain why they’ll look to him when times get tight. Plus, Charlie Weis tells us what he would change about college football. He also fills us in on what he thinks are the best and worst parts of his job.
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