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SPRING PREP FOOTBALL: Flannigan Steadies Ship

NEW ROGERS HIGH COACH PURSUES GRADUAL IMPROVEMENT

By Paul Nielsen

Posted: May 25, 2010 at 3:41 a.m.

By Sarah Bentham
Rogers High football coach Shawn Flannigan, middle, speaks to Nick Wary, right, at practice Monday in Mountie Stadium in Rogers.

Bobbled snaps, dropped passes and missed assignments were common Monday afternoon as Rogers High opened spring football practice.

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