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The score was actually 43 20
Covey is sure a tough player to defend. He can beat you with his legs and supplements that with smarts and the ability to get the ball to the open receiver. He benefits from great play calling at Timpview, but is deserving of the accolades he's getting. Timpview looks like they'll get #5 this year.
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