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    Although Cyr has some good numbers throwing, Outlaw expects the War Eagles to try to do most of their damage on the ground. "They've got a guy that I think might be the best running back in the district with Oakley ... Their quarterback's a big guy that can run pretty well. They've got a great deal of confidence because they've scored on everybody they've played." Where the War Eagles may be susceptible will be on defense. Full Article at LufkinDailyNews.com
    They've got a guy that I think might be the best running back in the district with Oakley ... Their quarterback's a big guy that can run pretty well. They've got a great deal of confidence because they've scored on everybody they've played.
    – John Outlaw (football) SOURCE: LufkinDailyNews.com 3 weeks ago
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Playoff seeding on line as Lufkin faces Oak Ridge
  1. Pretty much every team they've played before last week had scored against them ... They play the same type of defense that all the Conroe ISD schools have played so we've seen the same thing the last three weeks. We just need to execute and not turn the ball over.
    – John Outlaw (football) SOURCE: LufkinDailyNews.com 3 weeks ago
  2. They're going to come into Friday's game feeling good about themselves and they should ... They just shut down College Park and are going to be pretty excited because they're in the playoffs. We can't worry about that. We made too many mistakes last week and we need to come out and correct that this wee...
    – John Outlaw (football) SOURCE: LufkinDailyNews.com 3 weeks ago
  3. Last week was a big game for us, and we had a lot of guys with broken hearts, especially our seniors ... But we've got another big one this week that is going to determine which seed we get. Our kids really need to get that bad taste out of their mouth after last week.
    SOURCE: LufkinDailyNews.com 3 weeks ago
  4. If we want to have a chance of making any kind of playoff run, we've got to get our swagger back ... I thought we had it back after the College Park game, but we just kept doing the same things against The Woodlands. We need to have that swagger if we're going to make some noise after this week.
    – John Outlaw (football) SOURCE: LufkinDailyNews.com 3 weeks ago

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