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Eastside coach must sit out first round

By GHSF Daily Staff
Nov 10, 2009

Eastside head coach Rick Hurst and defensive coordinator Jason Tester must sit out Eastside's first-round game against Towers this week for being ejected from last week's game against Franklin County. Both picked up two unsportsmanslike conduct penalties in the second half of a 22-20 victory.

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