PREP REPORT: Rogers Heritage Falls In Final Game

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PREP REPORT: Rogers Heritage Falls In Final Game

WAR EAGLES CLOSE SEASON AGAINST PURPLE’DOGS WITH NINTH STRAIGHT LOSS

By Paul Boyd

Posted: November 7, 2011 at 4:57 a.m.

By Justin Wedgworth
Rogers Heritage High’s John Stotts runs the ball Friday while hosting Fayetteville in Rogers.

Rogers Heritage coach Perry Escalante said in a radio interview earlier Friday that keeping his young defense off the field would be key to his War Eagles chances against Fayetteville.

THAT FIGURES

20 — Penalties committed by both teams combined Friday night

1 — Wins by Rogers Heritage this season

5 — Touchdown passes by Fayetteville’s Austin Allen

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