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week 2 was fluke for Morgan
Morgan didnt take the second half of the Juab game easy. Juab just came out fired up and ready to play. Brock got the first game jitters out and the runners started running harder. Everyone stepped it up and played like they could.
Morgan's week 2 was a typical Kovi Christiansen win-Win big and still keep your starters in. Until coach helps his whole team feel like a team he will never be a winner. Every kid who shows up to practice faithfully and works hard deserves to get in the game at least once. Oh he did put his JV kids in at 42-0, but they had their game on Thursday what about those Senior Boys who still stood on the sidelines coach?
coach c is the best coach out their buddy
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