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The Celtics made quite a few mistakes in the first half of this game. Leon was leading at the half and it looked as though the Celtics were going to give the game  away. Must have gotten a talking to by the Coach as they came out in the 2nd half and looked like a different team. Trinity stayed on the ground for most of the game and only attempted 4 passes. Leon knew that every play was going to be on the ground and they still couldn't stop Trinity's offense. This Celtic team is greatly made up of Freshman and Sophomores and not many returning starters. But, they got the job done against a pretty tough team in Leon. :)


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