Buckeyes travel to Gladewater Thursday night to open district play

Mirror Photo / Mary Laschinger Kirby
GILMER QB LUKE TURNER (7) runs behind one of the best blocking offensive units around as illustrated here during the third quarter of Gilmer’s 56-31 win over Daingerfield here on Sept. 23. Executing blocks for him from left are Jaidon Parrish (35), Brady English (55), Jeremy McMillian (4) and Nick Richardson (76). Turmer, a Rice University verbal commit, had a personal best for 2011 of 181 yards on 18 carries in this game.

From ETFinalScore.com:

Gilmer quarterback Luke Turner making a name for himself

ARE THE Gladewater Bears back?

Gilmer’s opening district opponent has already won more games in the first half of the season than they won in all of 2010 (4-1 so far compared to 3-7 all of last year).

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