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Leslie County 27 Lynn Camp 20

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I was at the game and was impressed with the QB from Leslie (no surprise). Lynn Camp could've tied the game with about 7 minutes to go in the game but Leslie stopped them on the 1 yard line. Lynn Camp will bounce back, the QB was a one man team tonight for Leslie County.

Qb = Ryan Howard... I imagine a few keepers called?

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Yes him, plus 2 touchdowns thrown.

I really dont think that you can call an entire football team a one man show no matter who he is or how good he did. He is a very modest person and will tell n e one that without the line and the receivers he would be nothing. Yes Mr. Howard is very impressive but not a whole team IMO.

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I agree with the above statement. Let me rephrase it then. He was the one guy who stood out all night.

And stood out he did. He put on an impressive show. Seemed like everytime they needed something, he produced. There were 10 more Leslie Co. players on the field, but he was the dagger.

This will be a tough team come playoff time. They have great Senior leadership, and they lead by example. Timmy Baker lead the defense in the second half, and the goaline stand was unreal. This team had no quit in them Friday, and if they play that way all season, and develop like they have, they'll be tough at playoff time.

i attended the game and ryan howard along with the whole eagles squad looked very impressive on both offense and defense but hats off to timmy baker and the defense the goal line stand was very impressive

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