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ST. MATTHEWS — This isn’t just a basketball school.
Don’t believe it? Crank up your computer, head to Google, and start searching for stuff on David Sims and Alshon Jeffery. Or, save yourself the trouble and trust this: What you will find on the dynamic Calhoun County High duo is football film. Lots and lots of football film.
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ST. MATTHEWS — Walt Wilson’s goal is to be practicing on Thanksgiving Day.
It’s a simple and yet so-very-hard-to-obtain goal -- practice on Thanksgiving Day. If Wilson’s Calhoun County team fulfills that wish, that would mean the Saints would be playing for the Class A state title.
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Back in the saddle again.
After a four-year absence, Tommy Brown is once again the head football coach at Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School. He takes over a Bruins’ program that has fallen on harder times since his departure following the 2002 season.
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BAMBERG – Here’s the script for Kevin Crosby, year one.
Open up the weight room, get everybody in there, get strong, line up in the “Wishbone” and bet that your work was harder than your opponents’ and try to mash them right into the ground.
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ST. GEORGE — In all of the years that Stanley Gruber has been a head coach, he’s never had a year like 2007.
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BOWMAN -- Clearly, this was not the way Raysor Griffith wanted to start the season.
The Bowman Academy Bulldogs will have to find a way to match last year’s success with 12 players on their roster.
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CORDOVA - There are two ways to view the progress of Edisto football the past two seasons.
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BLACKVILLE — As a team that recorded only one win last season, Jefferson Davis looks to start fresh this season and form the foundation for what will hopefully be a championship-caliber team.
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FAIRFAX — Ten wins was simply not enough in 2007.
Despite state championship aspirations, Allendale-Fairfax finished 10-2 after falling to rival Bamberg-Ehrhardt in the second round of the playoffs.
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NORTH - Ernest Logan has a plan.
The new North head football coach looks at the newly constructed Region 4-A and sees two teams -- defending Class A Division II champion Blackville-Hilda and Williston-Elko -- who specialize in running the football and physical play.
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Clarendon Hall Prepared to take the step up to 11-man
SUMMERTON — Clarendon Hall is moving on up in the world.
After having a successful year in SCISA’s 8-man football division, the Saints are looking forward to playing in the 11-man division this year.
CA focusing on defense heading into season
ST. MATTHEWS — Listen to Adam Jarecki the first time around and you get the idea that the Calhoun Academy Cavaliers are not going to be a good offensive team.
The film doesn't lie: T&D's Elite 11 are the real deal
The hype machine is in full-effect.
Alshon Jeffery this. David Sims that. Doubt their talents? Fine. But, before casting stones, Walt Wilson wants you to come check out his Calhoun County Saints in person.
New names, same game: Hawks eye another state title run
BLACKVILLE — The true measure of greatness in sports is whenever a team can dominate -- even when the opponent knows the game plan.
Wright hopes third year's the charm at Lake Marion
SANTEE — Corey Wright and the Lake Marion Gators hope the third year will be the charm as they take aim for success in 2008.
Rice expects Vikings to be much improved in 2008
DENMARK — Anthony Holman (5-10, 165) is a better quarterback this year than he was last, but Denmark-Olar head coach Andrae Rice wants his senior leader to be better.
Mohawks seek a dream season
ROWESVILLE - It’s a new day for the Bethune-Bowman football team.
Charpia expecting big season from both Woodland, Smith
BYRDS -- Reed Charpia is just trying to be careful.
Confederates not fazed by top 8-man ranking
EHRHARDT — Pressure? What pressure?
Back in 11-man, Shelley sees Raiders as work in progress
HOLLY HILL — The 2007 football season for Holly Hill Academy can be summed up in one word -- perfection.
Reynolds has a lot of teaching to do in Yellow Jackets first season
BRANCHVILLE — The Wing-T offense.
Gleaton set to lead potentially high-powered Trojan offense
NEESES -- Jermaine Derricott says Hunter-Kinard-Tyler is going to have a good football team this season.
Davis back to lead Panthers
PELION — Familiar faces.
The Pelion Panthers will see those when they open their schedule up against Gilbert, Mid-Carolina and Swansea this season, but once they enter region play, that story will change.
Lewis hopes new coaches will help Tigers compete in Class
3-A
SWANSEA — Swansea head coach Van Lewis has helped the Tigers transition from Class 2-A to Class 3-A over the past couple of seasons, the only problem is...the transition hasn’t been smooth.
New Indians coach looking to spread things out
During his days at the University of South Carolina, Adam Holmes played under Lou Holtz with a spread offense.
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