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well disciplined. This year is no
exception.
With nine coaches in all, not
counting the junior varsity, the
Wonders appear to haVe an ade-,
quate blend of quickness, size and a
soft schedule that will lead them to
the top of the heap in the CPC. The
toughest teams the Wondejs will
have to-visit, will he Davie County
and Reynolds. A split there and a
clean sweep at home should be
enough to boost Kannapolis into the
playoffs yet another year at 6-1 in
the conference and 8-2 overall.
Screamin' Demons
They're big and have decent
speed, and the Demons are screaming
to be heard in the CPC.
Reynolds lost four straight with a
young team last year, but the
Demons put together a run late in
the'year, winning five out of their
last six and losing out on the playoffs
by a mere flip of the coin.
Coach Doug Crater has been
around the block a few times and
should strike a little fear into CPC
opponents with a dredfully large
Dred Booe at fullback. Booe was a
key for the Demons during his
sophomore season, and only Mark
"Fuzzy" Dunlap at Parkland will be
able to grind out more yards in
these parts.
If RJR can get by West in their
season-opener, then the Demons
shouldn't have to worry about coin
tosses this season, finishing 5-2 in
the CPC and 7-3 overall. A quick
loss to the Titans, though, and the"
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Coach Doug Crater of
Reynolds calls Davie County, "big
as a barndoor" and rightfully so.
Last year the War Eagles had
enough guys over 200 pounds to eat
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This year is no exception, as
Davie unearths a few mgre tobacco
spittin good ol' boys and will run
straight at everyone in the CPC.
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the ball for 40 or more running
, plays a game. The result usually
end up in a low scoring decision in
their favor.
If the DC secondary can stave
off the pass from West Forsyth and
a couple of others, then the War
Eagles might very well be hunting
someone's hide in the playoffs at 64
overall and 4-3 in the CPC.
Zeiter Zone
Wslcotne to West Forsyth. The
world of the strange and the unusual
- no, it's not the Twilight Zone it's
Zeiter zone. Head coach Penny
Zeiters, defensive coordinator
t Dave McConnell and JV coach Tom
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Forsyth from the bumbling of the,
Three Stooges to smoothness of an
Eddie Murphy.
Last season the Titans rode the
shoulders of Herman McKinnie and
the arm of Derrick Byers all the
way to Charlotte, where the playoff
ride endedalongwiUnfieirhopes of
a state title, in a 7-6 loss to Charlotte
Harding.
McKinnie is headed to Norfolk
State, but the cannon of Byers still
remains, and that is enough reason
not to write off the Titans depsite
losing 34 seniors.
Call me crazy if you like, but
that's what they called Zeiters while
he was in the playoffs and everuyone
else was at home last year.
Led by the passing of Byers, a
solid defense and a soft schedule
with six home games the Titans
should be a definite factor in the
playoff picture with a 7-3 record
overall and 4-3 in the CPC.
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Chalk another one up for the
Silver Fox -- a tailback that is.
Head Coach Homer Thompson and
his Mustangs always seem to have
the great tailback, and this year is
no exception, with Mark "Fuzzy"
Dunlap gaining 26 pounds and
returning for his senior season.
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Mustangs, but will he have anyone
to block for him? Will Parkland be
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