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Fayetteville Wins ‘Ugly’

BULLDOGS TAKE WAR EAGLES’ BEST SHOT, ANSWERS IN FOURTH

By Vernon Tarver

Posted: February 8, 2012 at 5:32 a.m.

Strange how one team’s take on a game can be much different from the other’s.

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Sarah Smith, center, a Fayetteville junior guard, makes a move to the basket as Rogers Heritage sophomore guard Gina Britton, left, defends Tuesday at Fayetteville High.

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Conley Signs With Crimson Tide

Sydney Conley, center, a Fayetteville standout, smiles Wednesday after signing a letter of intent to attend the University of Alabama on a track and field scholarship during a ceremony at Fayetteville High. With Conley are, from left, her mother, Regina, brothers Jordan and Jon; and her father, Mike.

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