Bulldoggs travel to Salem in search of win

“We saw them earlier in the season when they played Apalachee and they are very athletic and very big up front,” the Bulldogg head coach said. “Their quarterback is probably their best athlete. They know what they want to do offensively and when they are clicking, they are dangerous.”

Salem runs the Wing-T and WBHS has played well against that offensive set this fall.

“Defensively, they are extremely fast,” Wagner said.

The Bulldogg coach said his team remains focused even with the season drawing to an end.

“I’ve told them you have three more chances to go out and play football,” Wagner said. “You want to win, but you want to go out and have fun. There’s no pressure.”