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Good News, Bad News For Gahagans

Posted: September 23, 2012 at 5:26 a.m.

Cole Harris, Fayetteville, shakes Van Buren defender Wacey Connor as he runs Friday for a gain during the first half at Harmon Field in Fayetteville.

Brice Gahagans needed just two carries to set the Fayetteville career rushing record Friday.

That Figures

2 — Interceptions thrown by Austin Allen through four games this season

112 — Receiving yards for senior Cole Harris in Fayetteville’s 27-13 win Friday

126 — Rushing yards for junior running back Brayden Cook on Friday

2006 — The last season Fayetteville had been 1-0 in the 7A/6A-West Conference

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