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Red’Dogs Demonstrate Hustle

COACH CHALLENGES PLAYERS DURING TIMEOUT

By Alex Abrams

Posted: January 7, 2012 at 5:17 a.m.

Tony Dennis, Springdale High senior, leaps around Rogers High senior Nathan Musso, right, while driving to the basket during the first half Friday at Bulldog Gym in Springdale.

By Anthony Reyes
Tony Dennis, Springdale High senior, leaps around Rogers High senior Nathan Musso, right, while driving to the basket during the first half Friday at Bulldog Gym in Springdale.

Frustrated after watching his players show a lack of hustle against Rogers High, Springdale boys basketball coach Brad Stamps called a timeout.

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