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Box Elder is a quality side and will do well this season. However, Olympus is genuinely the strongest team in 4A and top 3 in state. Once they get rolling by the end of the season, teams will have trouble staying within twenty, and that includes you Bulldogs.
who wrote this article? How can you win a game 50-36, and have one team up 44-39 at the end for the fourth?
Bruce Smith is sooooo gooood!
I don't think that the picture is of Taran. I know Chad and Justus are correct, but I'm thinking that the picture is actually Steven Hendrix.
33 is not taran or steven its connor brady.
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