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Greenland goes back to drawing board

Posted: September 9, 2009 at 6:44 a.m.

Andy Shupe
Greenland senior running back Jeremy Huber (33) carries the ball through the West Fork defense during the first quarter of play Friday in Greenland.

Coach Tracy Sutton is starting over again. After a 24-0 shellacking by rival West Fork (1-0) to open the season at home Friday, the Greenland coach is set to start all over with his team.

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