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Harlan Spring Practice

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The '07 season for the Green Dragons could be an interesting one. As many people have put it, it should be a rebuilding year after losing 8 starters on both sides of the ball. So far, the Dragons have shown great improvement, and young talent is arising in many younger players. Sophomore Bryan Cloud (6'2, 260) should help fill in some of the needed holes on the offensive/defensive line. Allen Hensley and Andrew Link could definetly help the Dragons at the WR/RB/CB/LB/SS positions (in other words, they could help a lot!) The Dragons will return 7 seasoned players on offense (Chase Jones, Jon Heck, Wesley Howard, Josh Johnson, Aaron Jones, Jacob Cole, and Bradford Marsili.) On defense, the dragons return Howard and Jones up front, with posibilities of Heck and Cloud playing there as well. The LB crew will solid again with returning players in Josh Johnson and Jacob Cole, with the addition of Andrew Link, the LB crew could be as explosive as ever. The secondary could possibily include C.Jones, Marsili, Luttrell, Hensley, and others. I'm no sports analyst so you can read a perfect report on the Green Dragons spring practice on the Harlan Daily website.

Glad to see Hensley and Link back out...both had shown too much ability as young players not to play in high school.

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