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Dade County 34, Coosa 21

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Oct 23, 2015
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Dade County 34, Coosa 21

How the game was won: Dade County and Coosa traded first half touchdowns and after entered the half tied 14-14 before the Wolverines outscored Coosa 20-7 in the second half. Evan Simms led Coosa with three touchdown passes, but Dade County was able to outgain Coosa 260-to-190 in rushing yards.

Top Performers: Teddy Cole led Dade County with 118 rushing yards and two touchdowns off of 10 carries. … Coosa quarterback Evan Sims passed for three touchdowns, including two to Hunter Chastain and one to Griffin Goss.

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