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TEAMS FIND THEMSELVES CHEERING FOR RIVALS TO WIN

Posted: November 2, 2011 at 5:30 a.m.

Andy Shupe
Michael Lewis, left, a Greenland senior running back, carries the ball through the Lincoln defense last Friday at Jonathan Ramey Memorial Stadium in Greenland. Both teams are battling for playoff seedings as they take the field Friday in the regular season finale.

For this week only, the biggest fans of Greenland football appear to reside in nearby Lincoln.

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