Dragons Flatten Eagles In The Rain

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Brandon Reed
Monday, November 10. 2008
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It was a wet, wild night for the Dragons in East Jackson, as they beat the Eagles 48-0.

The outcome was not completely unexpected, as the Dragons looked to protect their undefeated record going into the post season.

The Eagles were 3-5 in the region, and 3-6 overall going into Friday night.

The Dragons now prepare for their first post season challenge, as they host the Coosa Eagles at home Friday night.
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#1 Eddie Kirkman on 11/11/08 at 11:12 AM [Reply]
Good Luck in the playoffs Dragons! Compete and complete the season undefeated. Supporting and Cheering you on from Iraq. GO DRAGONS!
#1.1 Gary Porter on 11/11/08 at 09:56 PM [Reply]
Eddie thanks for your service hope all is well the Dragons have done us proud this year. Dragons get ready for Coosa. Eddie take care and be safe.

Thanks again,
Gary Porter
#1.2 Brantley Porter on 11/12/08 at 07:52 AM [Reply]
Eddie - THANK YOU for your service in Iraq. It is because of you that we get to enjoy the simple things like Friday night football. I thought about you a few days ago when my son pulled some old football stuff out of the closet. It mentioned your Mom several times in the "Thank you" section. We miss her and her personality.

You are missing one heck of a season by the Dragons. They are 10-0 and ranked #4 in the AP poll heading into the playoffs. Email me at bporter12@windstream.net and we'll catch up.
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