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Gilmer 80, Waco Connally 21





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Black Flag Defense praised in Buckeyes' win over Waco Connally
by JOE DODD
Mirror Photo / Mary Laschinger Kirby<br>
KOLLIN HURT (12) of the Gilmer Buckeyes wraps up Josh Terrell (28) of the Connally Cadets last Friday night in Mesquite. Other Buckeyes closing in are DEMARCO BOYD (5) and NICK SMITH (19).
Mirror Photo / Mary Laschinger Kirby
KOLLIN HURT (12) of the Gilmer Buckeyes wraps up Josh Terrell (28) of the Connally Cadets last Friday night in Mesquite. Other Buckeyes closing in are DEMARCO BOYD (5) and NICK SMITH (19).


Read more: The Gilmer Mirror - Black Flag Defense praised in Buckeyes win over Waco Connally


Video: ETFinalScore Post Game Show (begins at 4:20 mark)

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