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Buckeyes can't afford to 'coast' into playoffs, will shoot for another perfect 10-0 regular season


TRAY WEBB was one of the key players for the Buckeyes in the victory over Henderson last week. He blocked a field goal and made a couple of huge catches on fourth down as well.

District 16-3A Game Five: Friday, November 4

Gilmer Buckeyes vs. Pittsburg Pirates

Pirate Stadium, Pittsburg, 7:30 p.m.

SOME TEAMS “rest their starters” once they clinch playoff berths.

The Gilmer Buckeyes got in the playoffs for the 11th consecutive year last Friday night with a 35-20 win over the Henderson Lions here and also laid claim to the District 16-3A championship, their 10th in the last 11 seasons.

However, the Gilmer Buckeyes can’t afford to take the foot off the accelerator, according to Coach Jeff Traylor


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