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COMMENTARY: Saints’ Success Stirs Pot

COMPARISONS JUST HUMAN NATURE

Posted: July 25, 2010 at 4:47 a.m.

For the average sports fan, the only activity more enjoyable than watching an athletic event is talking about the one that can’t happen.

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After competing in his own age division, Daniel Hines, 10, hands his father, Joe Hines, his glasses Saturday at the end of his swim in the Kids and Family Shark Fest IV Triathlon at Memorial Park in Bentonville. Daniel’s mother, Lainie Hines, and brother, Will Hines, also competed in the triathlon.

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Best team in the State? Not even sure Shiloh is the best team in it's own town. A match up of last year's Har-ber Shiloh teams would have been interesting. Frazier is a great athlete and quarterback but for most games last year he was a man playing with boys. How would he have fared against a big fast physical defense like Har-ber? I would have to give the nod to Har-ber. Against their one common opponent last year...Har-ber 35 Greenwood 0...Shiloh 52 Greenwood 55. The score tells only part of the story. Anyone at that Har-ber Greenwood game remembers the physical beating administered by the Wildcats. Give Shiloh it's due. They have more talent then any school their size maybe in the country. But the best team in the state? Probably not.

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July 27, 2010 at 12:54 p.m. ( | suggest removal )

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