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<strong>2011</strong> Football <strong>Preview</strong> 18 Thursday, September 1, <strong>2011</strong> <strong>The</strong> <strong>Hutchinson</strong> <strong>News</strong> CAMPUS COLTS Coach: Mike Schartz (third year, 4-15) League: AVCTL I 2010 record: 3-7 (2-1 district) Top returners: Cody Walker (5-10, 170, sr., RB-S); Semaj Brehon (5-10, 170, sr., RB-CB); Lalo Palacio (5-6, 180, sr., RB- LB); Nick Lemmons (6-0, 260, sr., C); Austin Crump (6-3, 320, sr., OL); Johnny Burke (6-3, 280, sr., TE-DL); J.T. Harlmon (5-10, 160, jr., QB); Kaden Ivy (5-6, 190, so., RB) Outlook: Campus started 1-6 last season before winning its last two district games to reach the playoffs. Schartz hopes to carry that momentum into this season as he likes the team’s senior class and leadership. <strong>The</strong> Colts, who return three offensive and six defensive starters, have good size on their lines. DERBY PANTHERS Coach: Brandon Clark (sixth year, 29-24) League: AVCTL I ANDOVER TROJANS Coach: Mike Lee (fourth year, 21-11, 59-39 overall) League: AVCTL II 2010 record: 2-7 (1-2 district) Top returners: Jon Nye (6-0, 220, sr., FB-LB); Alex Wreath (6-4, 300, sr., OL); Bryce Ayers (6-1, 185, sr., LB); Ryan Hoover (6-0, 200, sr., TE-DE); Thane Bulmer (5-10, 210, sr., OL-DL) Outlook: Andover had its first losing season since 2003 last year as the Trojans were hurt by injuries. <strong>The</strong>y try to bounce back this season with three starters back on both sides of the ball. ARKANSAS CITY BULLDOGS Coach: Jon Wiemers (first year) League: AVCTL II 2010 record: 2-7 (0-3 district) Top returners: Keegan Murphy (5-10, 185, sr., WR-SS); Justin Spencer (6-0, 190, sr., RB-LB); Tyler Dorsey (6-2, 245, sr., OL- DL); Zach Noah (5-11, 245, sr., OL-DL); Clayton Swanson (5- 10, 190, jr., OL-LB); Derrick Banks (6-0, 170, sr., WR-DB); Marcus Banks (6-2, 217, sr., OL-DL) Outlook: Wiemers takes over as coach for Darrin Wegner, who didn’t have a winning season in his five years. <strong>The</strong> Bulldogs return Spencer, who rushed for 793 yards last season, and Swanson, who had 75 tackles. ANDOVER CENTRAL JAGUARS Coach: Tom Audley (10th year, 69-26, 142-94 overall) League: AVCTL II 2010 record: 7-3 (2-1 district) Top returners: Alex Bontz (5-8, 165, sr., RB); Colton Koenigs (6-2, 180, sr., QB-FS); Taylor Lock (6-2, 185, sr., WR-DB); Matt Clements (6-1, 175, sr., TE-SS); Preston Solomon (6-0, 215, sr., LB); Matt Henrikson (6-6, 270, sr., OL-DL); Sam Arndt (6-0, 240, sr., OL-DL); Jacob Redden (6-0, 230, sr., OL- DL); Derek Honeywell (6-0, 200, jr., OL-DE) Outlook: Andover Central brings back its key skill position players. That includes Bontz, who rushed for 1,653 yards and 17 TDs last season. Lock had 29 catches and 10 TDs. <strong>The</strong> key will be on the line –- the Jaguars graduated all its starters on the offensive line. <strong>The</strong>y will have good size on the line. ANDALE INDIANS Coach: Gary O’Hair (ninth year, 95-16, 165-49 overall) League: AVCTL IV 2010 record: 9-2 (3-0 district) Top returners: Trent Horsch (5-11, 190, sr., RB-LB); Taylor Harp (5-8, 210, sr., OL-DL); Andrew Bergkamp (6-6, 205, sr., TE-DE); Jake Beckman (5-10, 180, sr., RB-LB); Jake Brand (6-0, 210, jr., OL-LB); Daniel Carney (6-2, 200, jr., C-DL) Top newcomers: Ethan Jones (5-11, 185, sr., OL-LB); Luke Elpers (6-1, 170, sr., WR-DB); Garrett Krehbiel (6-2, 270, sr., OL-DL); Kyle Banz (270, sr., OL-DL); Alan VenJohn (190, sr., TE-DL); Jonah Ungles (165, sr., RB-DB); Clay Kear (140, sr., QB-DB); Derek Mobley (155, sr., WR-DB); Jaxon Burwell (165, sr., RB-DB); Joe Eck (160, sr., RB-DB); Tyler Bugner (165, jr, RB-DB); Jake May (165, jr., QB-DB) Outlook: Andale enters the season with a lack of varsity experience but not senior leadership. Twenty seniors are on the team and most have played football all four years. Andale should have good team speed. AUGUSTA ORIOLES Coach: Roger Robben (second year, 1-8, 29-66) League: AVCTL III 2010 record: 1-8 (1-2 district) Top returners: Alex Clausing (6-2, 170, sr., QB-FS); Joey 2010 record: 5-5 (2-1 district) Top returners: Tanner Greiving (5-10, 170, sr., WR); Colby Liston (5-8, 150, sr., WR); Dillon Call (5-11, 200, sr., LB); Clay Gordon (6-0, 225, sr., OL); Randy Werdell (5-10, 200, sr., DL); Logan Duff (5-10, 24,5 sr., DL); Connor Littleton (6-1, 215, jr., DL); Tyler West (5-11, 190, so., RB) Outlook: <strong>The</strong> Panthers graduated key seniors as they return just two offensive and five defensive starters. Offensively, its top players in the backfield from a team that averaged 33 points per game are gone, including QB Tyler Harrison. Derby returned just one defensive starter in 2010, but the Panthers have better back experience back this year. DODGE CITY RED DEMONS Coach: Dave Foster (second year, 11-1, 83-64 overall) League: Western Athletic 2010 record: 11-1 (3-0 in district) Top returners: Trey Hallman (5-11, 180, sr., WR-DB); Todd Middleton (6-1, 205, sr., LB); Rodney Rojas (6-2, 215, sr., LB); GREAT BEND PANTHERS Coach: Bo Black (11th year, 70-34) League: Western Athletic 2010 record: 4-5 (2-1 district) Top returners: Jace Bowman (6-2, 160, sr., WR); Conner Sell (5-9, 153, sr., WR-DB); Jeremy Sigler (5-10, 175, sr., TB-LB); Spencer Bayless (6-2, 180, sr., TE-DL); Dannen Levingston (5-10, 228, sr., C); Tyler Uselton (6-3, 315, sr., OG-DT); John Verbeck (6-2, 301, sr., NG); Jacob Graham (6-3, 190, sr., OT); Chad Touslee (6-3, 171, jr., DL) Outlook: Great Bend returns good experience with seven offensive and six defensive starters back. <strong>The</strong> strength of the returners is on the line where the Panthers have good size. <strong>The</strong>y did graduate Greg Hildebrand at quarterback. HAYS INDIANS Coach: Ryan Cornelsen (third year, 14-4, 67-17 overall) League: Western Athletic 2010 record: 7-2 (2-1 district) Top returners: Austin Unrein (sr., QB-K); Brandon Weigel (sr., OL); Josh Rounkles (sr., OL); Luke Madden (sr., OL); Zach Binder (sr., OL-LB); Brad Desbien (sr., WR-DB); Cade Sharp (jr., OL-NG); Adam Deterding (jr., WR) Outlook: Despite missing the 5A playoffs last season, Hays had another solid season. Hays returns six offensive starters. <strong>The</strong> offensive line is a team strength and Unrein returns from a knee injury. <strong>The</strong> defense, which lost the likes of linebacker Casey Sedbrook, returns three starters. HUTCHINSON SALTHAWKS Coach: Randy Dreiling (15th year, 134-29, 159-68 overall) League: AVCTL I 2010 record: 10-2 (3-0 district) Top returners: Jess Westmoreland (6-2, 270, sr., OT); Quentin Barnes (5-8, 173, sr., C); Austin Kethum (5-11, 196, sr., DE); Ja’mon Cotton (5-6, 167, sr., FB); Erik Roberts (5-9, 160, sr., WR-SS); Jerome Roehm (6-5, 190, sr., TE-DL); Tanner Blakesley (5-11, 165, sr., WR-DB); Tanner Higgins (5-5, 123, sr., DB); Najahaun Tipton-Wylie (5-6, 222, sr., DL); Trevor Turner (5-9, 150, jr., QB) Hasting (6-0, 195, sr., RB-LB); Colton Robinson (6-1, 230, sr., RB-LB); Brian Prentice (5-11, 230, sr., OL-DT);Mike Gambale (6-0, 184, sr., OL-LB); Colby Willis (5-10, 205, jr., OL- DL); Tyler Roberts (5-9, 180, jr., RB-LB) Top newcomers: James Sutton (5-10, 205, sr., OL-DT); Brant Spires (5-9, 175, sr., WR-DB); Cody Smith (5-8, 165, sr., WR- DB); Mike Morgan (6-3, 175, sr., WR-DB); Brett Hamilton (5- 11, 155, jr., WR-LB); Jake Ehrlich (5-10, 255, jr., OL-DT); Roy Chen (6-2, 210, jr., OL-DL); Caleb Dunn (5-10, 170, jr., RB-LB) Outlook: <strong>The</strong> Orioles, who adjusted to a new system last year, return five offensive and seven defensive starters. Augusta will have good experience on the offensive line and at linebacker. Augusta is looking for its first winning season since 2005. BUHLER CRUSADERS Coach: Steve Warner (fifth year, 46-14, 167-75 overall) League: AVCTL III 2010 record: 12-1 (3-0 district) Top returners: Tanner Fisher (5-10, 190, sr., TB); JP Lohrentz (6-3, 175, sr., WR-S); Jadyn Garcia (5-8, 200, sr., TE- LB); Mason Engel (5-11, 250, sr., OG); Josh Long (6-0, 180, sr., OL-DE); Adam Massey (6-0, 180, sr., SE-DB); Jake Kern (6- 0, 160, sr., DB); Levi Boman (6-0, 170, sr., DB); Chandler Shantz (6-3, 180, jr., QB) CLASS 6A CAPSULES Tim Spencer (6-0, 210, sr., OL); Marcos Gutierres (6-3, 235, sr., OL-DL); Isaiah Bradshaw (6-2, 175, sr., DB); Parker Davis (6-0, 205, jr., RB); Taylor Murphy (6-0, 175, jr., WR- DB); Justin Gemaehlich (6-1, 235, jr., DL) Outlook: Dodge City was oh-so-close to reaching the 6A state final last season as the Demons dropped a 42-38 heartbreaker to eventual champion Wichita Heights in the semifinals. <strong>The</strong> Demons return five offensive and four defensive starters from that team, and Foster likes the senior leadership on this team. Dodge returns Davis, who rushed for nearly 1,000 yards as a sophomore, and 600-yard receiver Hallman, but must replace Jared Helfrich, who threw for 2,384 yards in 2010. GARDEN CITY BUFFALOES Coach: Brian Hill (second year, 5-5) League: Western Athletic 2010 record: 5-5 (2-1 in district) Top returners: Seth Alexander (6-2, 210, sr., FB-DL); Gabe CLASS 5A CAPSULES Outlook: <strong>Hutchinson</strong> looks to start another streak. Its string of six straight state titles ended with a semifinal loss to Bishop Carroll. Hutch has very good experience on the lines, but one key is replacing the productivity of <strong>The</strong> <strong>News</strong>’ offensive player of the year Ben Heeney, who topped 2,000 yards last season. Turner is back at QB, while Cotton had 603 rushing yards. LIBERAL REDSKINS Coach: Cliff Abbott (first year) League: Western Athletic 2010 record: 3-6 (1-2 district) Top returners: Justin McPhail (6-1, 225, sr., RB-LB); Isaac Gallegos (5-9, 165, sr., RB-DB); Bram Abbott (5-9, 180, sr., DL); Mike Sena (6-1, 180, sr., WR-DB); Gabe Beltran (6-1, 280, sr., OL-DL); Adebayo Braimah (5-10, 180, sr., RB-DB); Zach Stout (5-11, 246, sr., OL-DL); Brad Denten (6-3, 230, sr., DL); Mike Begley (6-0, 230, jr., OL-DL); Jorge Nunez (5-10, 220, jr., OL-DL); J.J. Richards (6-3, 210, jr., RB-DB); Britton Abbott (6-2, 180, so., QB-LB); Trenton Hammond (6-0, 160, so., WR-DB) Outlook: Liberal returns seven offensive starters and five defensive starters as it adjust to Abbott as coach – he’s the sixth different head coach at Liberal in the last 10 years. Liberal lost some key skill position players, but it returns its top defender in McPhail, who had 128 tackles as a junior. MCPHERSON BULLPUPS Coach: Tom Young (sixth year, 42-12, 313-98 overall) League: AVCTL II 2010 record: 9-2 (3-0 district) Top returners: Tyler Matthews (6-3, 198, sr., QB); Jordan Hart (6-1, 175, sr., WR-CB); Andrew Archer (6-1, 243, sr., OT- DT); Taylor Krier (6-1, 229, sr., C-DE); Zach Lanning (6-3, 243, sr., OG-DT); Logan Williams (6-2, 210, sr., TE-LB); Marcus Houghton (6-1, 171, jr., WR-S); Austin O’Bannon (5-9, 184, jr., TB-S) Outlook: McPherson had a prolific offense last season, led by Matthews, who has committed to TCU. <strong>The</strong> ’Pups graduated Christian Ulsaker, an all-state receiver, but Hart had 21 catch- CLASS 4A CAPSULES Top newcomers: Blake Redenbaugh (sr.); Sam Massey (sr.); Brandon Keeler (jr.); Jess Neufeld (jr.); Quenton Gould (jr.); Luke Berblinger (so.); Riley Allen (so.) Outlook: Buhler has turned itself into a 4A powerhouse, winning 23 games the last two seasons. Now the Crusaders, with tremendous skill players back, look for a 4A title. Fisher ran for 2,360 yards and 40 TDs, Shantz threw for 1,281 yards and Lohrentz had 934 receiving yards last year. Garcia recorded 152 tackles and Lohrentz had 11 interceptions. Buhler needs linemen to step into starting roles. CHENEY CARDINALS Coach: Jason Nichols (first year) League: Central Plains 2010 record: 4-5 (1-2 district) Top returners: Adam Wentworth (6-0, 150, sr., QB-FS); Josh Keiter (5-9, 170, sr., WR-LB); Dalton Gould (6-1, 180, sr., RB- LB); Jaren Allen (6-2, 220, sr., OL-DE); Anthony White (6-3, 300, sr., DL); Chad Harbour-Nordahl (5-9, 140, jr., WR-SS); Clayton Hufford (6-1, 300, jr., OL-DE); Gabe Schomacker (6- 2, 280, jr., OL); Tanner Wulf (6-2, 250, jr., C-DE) Outlook: Nichols takes over for Dustin McEwen, who coached the Cardinals for six years. Cheney, which returns four starters on both sides of the ball, wants to be better defensively as it allowed at least 40 points in all five losses a year ago. Luna (6-3, 265, sr., OL-DL); Jake Curran (6-3, 180, sr., QB- DB); Asa Gottsponer (5-7, 160, sr., DB); Steven Fowler (5-8, 170, sr., RB-DB); Taylor Foley (6-1, 200, jr., TE-DE) Outlook: Garden City returns six starters on both sides of the ball. Hill said the Buffs must find success on the road early with four of their first five games away from home. He said they also must overcome some fourth-quarter mistakes from a year ago. Garden City also graduated Cody Bernbeck, a three-year starter at quarterback. GODDARD LIONS Coach: Charlie Nally (second year, 3-6, 149-86 overall) League: AVCTL II 2010 record: 3-6 (0-3 district) Top returners: James Watkins (6-0, 185, sr., QB); Nick Betts (5-11, 175, sr., RB); Austin White (5-6, 150, sr., RB); Cade Nolte (6-1, 215, sr., LB); Austin Killian (6-3, 255, sr., DT); James Lawson (6-1, 200, sr., OL); Tylor Woodruff (6-0, 220, sr., DE) es last season. O’Bannon, a speedy junior, steps in as the feature tailback. One key will be building depth as McPherson returns just three offensive and four defensive starters. NEWTON RAILERS Coach: Brent Glann (12th year, 49-57, 61-64 overall) League: AVCTL I 2010 record: 2-7 (1-2 district) Top returners: Dominic Davis (5-11, 213, sr., RB); Jared Fromm (6-1, 255, sr., C); Kendall Schmidt (6-0, 240, sr., OG); Austin Vermillion (6-1, 220, sr., DE); Ben Koerner (5-10, 170, sr., DB); Matt Lawrence (6-1, 170, sr., WR); Hugh McConnell (6-0, 195, sr., LB); Levi Blaylock (6-0, 255, sr., DT); Coleman Kingsley (5-10, 175, jr., QB); Jordan Johnson (6-0, 155, jr., WR); Jacob Bartel (6-3, 225, jr., LB); Etric Jones (5-11, 156, jr., CB); Seth Hill (5-8, 150, so., RB); Cory Martens (6-2, 200, so., DE) Outlook: Last year, Newton went through its first losing season since 2005. <strong>The</strong> Railers, though, bring back seven starters on both sides. Kingsley compiled more than 1,400 yards of offense as a sophomore. Davis rushed for 706 yards, while Bartel and McConnell each had more than 70 tackles last season. SALINA CENTRAL MUSTANGS Coach: Mike Hall (sixth year, 31-21) League: AVCTL I 2010 record: 6-4 (1-2 district) Top returners: Taylor Bradley (6-1, 210, sr., RB); Charles Scott (6-0, 305, sr., OL); Alex Furst (5-10, 212, sr., OL); Nathan Garlow (5-10, 175, jr., LB); Kade True (6-2, 205, jr., LB); Mark Vaughn (6-1, 200, jr., LB); Will Oaks (5-7, 145, jr., DB) Top newcomers: Jackson Rolfs (6-2, 210, sr., QB); Aden Olson (6-2, 245, sr., OL); Kyle McQuaige (6-0, 170, sr., WR); Blake Cormack (5-8, 140, sr., FB); Cordell Wilcome (6-1, 250, jr., OL) Outlook: <strong>The</strong> Mustangs were hit hard by graduation as they return just three offensive and four defensive starters. <strong>The</strong>y have experienced linemen back on offense, while three of their four starting linebackers return. Rolfs is set to take over at quarterback for Shay Wooten, who is at Washburn. <strong>The</strong> Mustangs also graduated top running back Cale Sharp. CIRCLE THUNDERBIRDS Coach: Bob Pool (first year, 19-13 overall) League: AVCTL IV 2010 record: 5-5 (2-1 district) Top returners: Caleb Kirkpatrick (6-1, 175, sr., RB); John Nicholas (6-4, 205, sr., WR); Adam Ronnebaum (6-3, 200, sr., TE-LB); Garrett White (5-9, 170, sr., QB); Nik Lytton (6-0, 220, sr., OL); Josh Tillitson (6-0, 200, sr., NG); Jordan Moore (6-0, 220, jr., DL); Drew Daharsh (6-2, 225, jr., C) Outlook: Circle looks to reload after it graduated standout lineman Jordan Phillips, who is at Oklahoma, and QB Alex Gardinier. Circle returns five starters on both sides of the ball. Pool takes over as head coach after being defensive coordinator last season. CLEARWATER INDIANS Coach: Dirk Ankerholz (third year, 8-11) League: AVCTL IV 2010 record: 5-4 (1-2 district) Top returners: Jarrod Nickelson (6-0, 190, sr., RB-DB); Austin True (6-0, 172, sr., RB-S); Lucas Rinke (6-0, 200, sr., RB-LB); Clint Lewis (6-1, 325, sr., OL-DL); McLain Whalen (6-0, 200, sr., OL); Dakota Vaughn (5-7, 180, jr., RB-DB) Colin Frickey (6-2, 200, jr., TE-DE); Cody Hamilton (5-9, 165, jr., TE); Garrett Hoover (QB) Outlook: Clearwater returns a strong running game as nine Outlook: <strong>The</strong> Lions have gotten used to Nally’s coaching system and that, along with a strong senior class, could turn Goddard’s fortunes. Goddard did have its share of close losses last season, including its final two games against Garden City (28-26) and Maize (24-21). MAIZE EAGLES Coach: Gary Guzman (first year, 100-87 overall) League: AVCTL I 2010 record: 4-5 (1-2 district) Top returners: Blake Pontius (6-2, 194, sr., QB); Drew DeOrsey (6-3, 187, sr., WR); Ryan Hall (5-9, 165, sr., DB); Lucas Larkin (5-10, 206, sr., LB); Blaise Fountain (6-0, 256, jr., OL); Joseph Hamer (6-0, 235, jr., OL): Matt Mar (5-9, 245, jr., DL); Colin Nitcher (5-8, 175, jr., OL) Outlook: Maize is learning under a new coach in Guzman, a former City League coach. Pontius, one of the team’s 16 seniors, passed for 531 yards last season, but he’ll be counted on to lead a more consistent offense as the Eagles scored a total of 30 points in a four-game stretch last season. SALINA SOUTH COUGARS Coach: Sam Sellers (third year, 8-9) League: AVCTL I 2010 record: 3-6 (0-3 district) Top returners: Darius Peterson (6-6, 263, sr., OL); Josh Hatfield (6-0, 253, sr., OL); Brady Munsch (6-1, 202, sr., LB); Derek Baxa (6-2, 221, sr., DE); Cooper Brown (6-2, 203, sr., DT); Cody Busby (5-6, 198, jr., RB); Christian Linenberger (6- 2, 196, jr., QB); Mike Shirk (5-10, 187, jr., FB); Grant Flemming (5-11, 244, jr., OL); Chase Turner (5-10, 173, jr., FS); Tevin Grace (6-0, 183, jr., SS); Andy Jewell (5-9, 210, jr., LB) Top newcomers: Chance Thomason (5-11, 168, sr., WR); Michael Gier (5-10, 181, sr., WR); Zach Nachbar (6-1, 172, so., DB); Aaron Mar (5-10, 158, so., DB) Outlook: A more experienced squad should allow the Cougars to improve as they return six offensive and seven defensive starters. Busby, who rushed for 1,000 yards as a freshman before going through an injury-plagued sophomore year, is back, as is Linenberger, who rushed and passed for more than 800 yards. Turner had 67 tackles last season. VALLEY CENTER HORNETS Coach: Pat Haxton (second year, 0-9, 69-54 overall) League: AVCTL II 2010 record: 0-9 (0-3 district) Top returners: Tyler Gentry (6-0, 210, sr., RB); Mike Off (6- 0, 180, sr., LB); Kirby McCallum (6-2, 215, sr., DE); Alex Charles (5-8, 260, sr., OL); Ben Marten (6-2, 200, sr., DE); Mike Off (5-11, 175, sr., LB); Tate Anderson (6-1, 180, jr., QB); Braden Tormey (5-8, 170, jr., WR); Zac Sander (6-4, 270, jr., OL); Ryan Scheibmeir (6-4, 185, jr., WR); Justin Holdawy (6-0, 210, jr., WR-LB); Keaton Canaday (5-11, 180, jr., SS) Outlook: <strong>The</strong> Hornets, who lost all but one game by at least 20 points, went through growing pains during Haxton’s first season as coach. Haxton is trying to improve the team’s overall strength. Valley Center needs to improve offensively as the Hornets scored a total of 72 points last year. starters are back on offense. Nickelson leads the rushing attack. Ankerholz said the team needs to improve its passing game. <strong>The</strong> Indians have more holes to fill defensively as 10 players who started at least one game graduated. EL DORADO WILDCATS Coach: Dustin Dooley (first year) League: AVCTL III 2010 record: 0-9 (0-3 district) Top returners: Garrett Armstrong (5-9, 219, sr., OL-DL); Justin Bailey (6-2, 205, sr., OL-DL); Aryton Stewart (5-6, 143, sr., RB-LB); Tyler Riffel (5-8, 175, sr., OL-DL); Quentin Cluster (6-0, 276, jr., OL-DL); Trevor Crain (6-2, 190, jr., WR- LB); Matt Harvey (5-11, 141, so., RB-DB); Travis House (6- 1, 170, so., QB-DB); Isaac Johnson (6-1, 158, so., WR-DB); Tucker Sherman (5-8, 146, so., WR-DB) Top newcomers: Thomas Hays (6-2, 178, sr., TE-D); Cole Reinhardt (5-7, 134, jr, WR-DB); Fred Winsor (5-9, 173, jr., RB-LB) Outlook: Dooley takes over a program that has only one way to go. <strong>The</strong> Wildcats haven’t won since 2008 and scored a total of 13 points last season. Dooley knows there’s no quick fix as he tries to build depth and confidence within the program. More 4A capsules on 24
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