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Very detailed & informative reading. To be back being recognized as a powerhouse and the top public school says a lot. Granted somethings still has to be proven on the field ; but these last 3-4 years of climbing the latter of relevancy after a decade of of mediocrity & being told Dillard is no longer a football school only to endure & still support them as avid as I do, seeing how far we’ve come just warms my heart man. 
 

check it out guys @badbird @FBGUY1989 @cribboy305 @ColumbiaHighFan2017class @Jullian @DarterBlue2


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1 hour ago, DarterBlue2 said:

Expectations at Dillard are high. That can be both a blessing and a curse. I expect Dillard and St. Thomas to fight it out for the right to play for the state title this year. We will see if Dillard can prevail. 

I know one thing, when the playoffs do arrive Dillard will most def be battle tested. 

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