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PREP FOOTBALL: Tigers Ready For Season

PRAIRIE GROVE COMES TOGETHER WITH NEW FACES, NEW OUTLOOK

By Kurt Voigt

Posted: August 18, 2010 at 3:50 a.m.

Prairie Grove sophomore quarterback Cooper Winters rolls out during the Tigers’ practice Tuesday morning, while junior quarterback Dakota Daniels looks on. The two are battling for the starting position for Prairie Grove.

By Kurt Voigt
Prairie Grove sophomore quarterback Cooper Winters rolls out during the Tigers’ practice Tuesday morning, while junior quarterback Dakota Daniels looks on. The two are battling for the starting position for Prairie Grove.

Danny Abshier insists there’s no carryover.

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