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Lafayette 44 Paul Laurence Dunbar 0

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First time I've seen PLD this year. My goodness, they are bad. They can't seem to get out of their own way.

Up next for Lafayette is district game against GRC at home.

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Up next for Lafayette is district game against GRC at home.

 

That should be a pretty competitive game.

That should be a pretty competitive game.

 

I hope so. Will be a big district game for each school.

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Dunbar pick any fights after this one?

 

Not that I saw. Had more than a few unsportsmanlike conduct penalties after the play though.

Does Dunbar's defense just stay on the field the whole game?

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Does Dunbar's defense just stay on the field the whole game?

 

A very large portion of the game, yes.

The punt that hit their own player in the back was quite possibly one of the worst plays I've ever seen occur in a game. It was something that shoulda been in the movie Necessary Roughness.

 

First time I've seen PLD this year. My goodness, they are bad. They can't seem to get out of their own way.
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The punt that hit their own player in the back was quite possibly one of the worst plays I've ever seen occur in a game. It was something that shoulda been in the movie Necessary Roughness.

 

Pretty much sums up their wvole season.

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