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Hopefully Dayton coaches have extensively worked on both the offensive and defensive line the trenches is where the game is won or lost. Santee can't help the team out when he is dragging three guys from the line of scrimmage when handed the ball. If he was the RB for Ned. he would of ran for 400 yards on Dayton. Looking forward to the Splendora game the Broncos have the potential to have a decent season.

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Rooting for Dayton in this one (OMG I just said that), but Splendora won last year in Bronco land with the same RB. We will see if Nederland is just an improved team from last year or if the Bronco's are really that down. One good thing is that Splendora shouldn't surprise the Bronco's this year and they wont be overlooked by Dayton either. Good luck Bronco's

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