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Farmington Gets Aggressive

CARDINALS TO GAMBLE MORE OFTEN AFTER GRADUATION HITS DEFENSE HARD

By Kurt Voigt

Posted: August 17, 2010 at 3:29 a.m.

Farmington’s Jared Martin, who plays linebacker and running back for the Cardinals, turns upfield Monday during practice.

Rod Russell ENTERPRISE-LEADER
Farmington’s Jared Martin, who plays linebacker and running back for the Cardinals, turns upfield Monday during practice.

Mike Adams first approached Jay Harper about the switch in the spring.

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