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0:37 WOS at Nederland 30

Nederland 4-9 2:00

Kickoff return to Nederland 45 2:29 !!score:6/14/4

WOS 5 yard touchdown run point blocked

WOS 5 yard touchdown run

3:30 in game. WOS at Nederland 37

Ball over on downs at the Nederland 1

!!score:0/14/4 WOS at the Nederland 3

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Nederland 7 yard touchdown run

Nederland takes the kickoff at the Nederland 1 !!score:0/7/3

Nederland punted to WOS 1 foot line. !!score:0/7/h

2:25 in half

WOS with 1-10 at Nederland 20. Ball over on downs after 4-13.

WOS with a great designed fake fg but it wasn’t executed. Holder bootlegged and had wide open receiver but overthrew him.

Turnover on downs by WOS at the Nederland 7

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4 now

Nederland 65 touchdown run

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Is it any different than Blacks feeling responsible for slavery since most slaves were captured and sold by other Blacks in Africa? I wonder who is more to blame, the person that buys a slave or the person who captures a free person and offers him up for sale. When it comes to drugs people most often say, don’t blame the person who uses but the person who sells. Go after the dealer. Before it is asked, I am not comparing drug use to slavery. Drugs are an inanimate object where people obviously aren’t. The buy and sell for the free enterprise system is the same however. So when the White and evil slave traders showed up and wanted to buy some slaves and the head of a tribe answered, hang on, we will go round up some people for you, was either more to blame? Most slave trade from Africa could have been shut down in Africa by the tribal leaders. So who today should feel guilty for being on either side of the system?

Interesting case…..