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Buckeyes rout Pleasant Grove
by JOE DODD

Mirror Photo / Mary Laschinger Kirby<br>
DEMARCO BOYD (5) of the Buckeyes assaults DEVUNTAY WALKER (5) of the Hawks.
Mirror Photo / Mary Laschinger Kirby
DEMARCO BOYD (5) of the Buckeyes assaults DEVUNTAY WALKER (5) of the Hawks.
Just days before Gilmer senior quarterback McLane Carter was to start his first playoff game for the Buckeyes against the Pleasant Grove Hawks, he received a phone call from his older brother, G.J. Kinne.

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