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MOUNTIES FOOTBALL: Progress Pleases Coach

TEAM TO HONOR FORMER PLAYER SMITH AT SCRIMMAGE FRIDAY

By Paul Nielsen

Posted: June 3, 2010 at 3:19 a.m.

Hard offseason work by Blake Neil has made him a projected starter at linebacker for the Rogers High Mountaineers. Neil saw most of his action on special teams last season.

By Flip Putthoff
Hard offseason work by Blake Neil has made him a projected starter at linebacker for the Rogers High Mountaineers. Neil saw most of his action on special teams last season.

With just two practices left, Rogers High coach Shawn Flannigan said the Mounties are making progress.

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