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Wesco 3A North football preview show

The Herald staff gives a look at stories, teams and players to follow throughout the season.

by Herald Staff
Saturday, August 31, 2019 11:17pm
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Herald writers Cameron Van Til, Zac Hereth and Josh Horton breakdown the upcoming Wesco 3A North football season. Stay tuned for video previews of each local conference in the coming days.

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