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Lafayette | Rachel Griffith

by Rachel Griffith
A pep talk leaves quarterback Phillip Flemming uninspired.
Coach Clay Dixon reviews plays during the final practice before the bug game.
Ronnie Coons leaps off the bus after the team arrives at Nashville Christian.
Spirits rise and the Bulldogs are optimistic as game time draws near.
Nashville Christian stretches an early lead and optimism wanes on the Bulldogs’ side.
An ardent Bulldogs’ fan, 8-year-old Adam Knight wearily watches the last minutes of the game while Dale Raines packs ice on his injured shoulder.
Injuries, like this sore ankle, reduced the Bulldogs’ roster and their chance for victory.
The Bulldogs’ losing streak continues.
Junior Chris Ray plays tackle on the Red Boiling Springs High School football team, the group with the longest losing streak in Tennessee.
A news story about the Bulldogs’ losing streak captures a students attention in Coach Clay Dixon’s math class.

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