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Taylor County vs. Wayne County

Who wins this game 18 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins this game

    • Taylor County
      33%
      6
    • Wayne County
      66%
      12

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Well after such a disappointing loss to Green County. Taylor County should be able to bounce back against Wayne County for the District title next week. We will see if they can after the loss of two key players Chris Thomas and Michael Coulter in the frist quarter of the Green County game. Word is they will be ready to go.

 

 

PS.Hats off To Green County great game they are really good. Good luck with the rest of your season go DRAGONS!!!!!!!!!

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Taylor County should be able to bounce back against Wayne County for the District title next week. We will see if they can after the loss of two key players Chris Thomas and Michael Coulter in the frist quarter of the Green County game. Word is they will be ready to go.

 

Taylor has lost the last 4 games they've played against Wayne. They are a lock to win.

:rolleyes:

What was the extent of the injuries to Chris Thomas. If he is out of isnt 100% Taylor maybe in for a dog fight. Should be a good district football game. Home field advantage is also up for grabs here.

Wayne Co. 29-27.

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