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Ken Rogers
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Sports Writer, Dothan Eagle
Montgomery
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By Ken Rogers Verified| Dothan Eagle Verified To see where the Lakeside Chiefs are going, you have to know where they’ve been. Second-year head coach Josh McConnell talks about “changing the culture” in the program, and notes that Lakeside’s 2019 season took the first steps in doing just that despite a 2-8 record. “To be honest, we struggled last year. We struggled when I first took the job,” McConnell said. “We had a meeting and there were 10 people there. I couldn’t blame them.
By Ken Rogers Verified| Troy Messenger Verified By KEN ROGERSMONTGOMERY – Four touchdowns in 46 seconds? Back-to-back TD returns on kickoffs? Breakout running plays for touchdowns? You’d think a state championship was at stake. Pike Liberals Arts made more of those jaw-dropping big plays and its lightning-quick defensive front harassed Tuscaloosa Academy quarterbacks throughout in the Patriots’ 41-21 victory over the Knights in the AISA Class AAA state title game Friday night at Cramton Bowl.
By Ken Rogers Verified| Dothan Eagle Verified To see where the Lakeside Chiefs are going, you have to know where they’ve been. Second-year head coach Josh McConnell talks about “changing the culture” in the program, and notes that Lakeside’s 2019 season took the first steps in doing just that despite a 2-8 record. “To be honest, we struggled last year. We struggled when I first took the job,” McConnell said. “We had a meeting and there were 10 people there. I couldn’t blame them.
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Dothan Eagle
The Dothan Eagle is a community newspaper in Dothan, Ala. Dothan is located in southeast Alabama, the heart of the Wiregrass. The Eagle was founded in 1903. The newspaper is part of Lee Enterprises, a world-class media organization in 77 markets across the US. The Eagle's sister publications in the area include The Enterprise Ledger, The Jackson County Floridan, The Eufaula Tribune, The Jackson County Floridan and The Dothan Progress.
Dothan, Alabama, United States
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Founded: 1903