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Owens signs to St. Catharine

By CHRIS CANNON
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Cougars to host Gibbs in first...

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Halfback Happiness

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POWELL—It was the gutsiest call of the season, and it couldn’t be run to more perfection.

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Top-10 tussle talk

Here at the Press, there’s always one thing we hate saying.
“The Press regrets the error.”
However, now, it must be said.

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Blue Devil Destruction

By DWANE WILDER
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RECORD WRECKERS

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HALLS—Doing what hasn’t been done has become the norm for the Campbell County Cougars.

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Owls soar over Horace Maynard 44...

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LaFOLLETTE—Big plays, big momentum and the makings of a big showdown are what the Owls are looking toward.
On Thursday night, LaFollette took the field, going away with a 44-6 victory over district foe Horace Maynard Middle School.
LaFollette gained 347 total yards, while picking up the team’s fifth straight win.

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Panthers nicked by Buffaloes in...

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CUMBERLAND GAP—The Panthers’ penchant for slow starts in district contests doomed Cumberland Gap once again Friday night during their football homecoming game against District 2-AA rival West Greene.
The Panthers scored first, but soon fell behind by two touchdowns before clawing back to get within 28-20 at halftime. West Greene then weathered a second half rally by Cumberland Gap to take a hard-won victory, 34-32.

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Remember the roots

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JACKSBORO—Campbell County left the field Friday night having taken its first hard blow of the season.
Anderson County came to town for the battle of the unbeatens and took the game in a 26-21 victory on Friday night.
However, for head coach Justin Price, he wanted his team to remember where they’d come from.

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Eagles finish off Eagleton for...

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JACKSBORO—The game may have started nearly an hour late, but the Jacksboro Eagles were as ready as ever.
The team finished out its home schedule with a 30-6 victory over the Royals of Eagleton on Thursday night. The victory came after weather delayed the game before suspending the final 30 seconds of the contest.

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