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8 hours ago, Uncle Pig said:

Carthage defense must be ungodly 

PG had 57 total yards running the ball and 75 yards passing, most of that against the back ups. 
The Dawgs scored 28 points in the third quarter including a pick six. 
The Dawg D have scored 5 touchdowns in 4 games. 

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5 hours ago, Uncle Pig said:

That’s ‘83 Daingerfield type stuff! I mean not quite but damn good D!

I watch them every week and I can’t believe how good they are. 
Gilmer is a high power offensive machine and I don’t believe they will lose another game unless they play the Dawgs again. 
The Dawgs held them to 17 total yards and one first down into the third quarter. Gilmer scored a touchdown on an unbelievable play. They got the ball on there end of the field due to a Dawg fumble. It was fourth down, Gilmer QB was running for his life, threw the to a diving receiver who was covered like a blanket. One in front and one in back in the end zone for their only touchdown. 
The scary part is, they are getting better every week. 

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