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Escambia Downs Tate (With Photo Gallery)
September 22, 2012
The Escambia Gators defeated the Tate Aggies Friday night in Cantonment, 45-0.
The Aggies held the Gators to just one touchdown in the first quarter, a two-yard run, and a 3-yard touchdown run in the second.
Tate drove to second and goal with about six minutes left in the half, but the Aggies fumbled it away on fourth down at the one.
For more photos, click here. (Homecoming, band and additional photos will be published on Sunday.)
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Smith, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Escambia Downs Tate (With Photo Gallery)”
Truth, I agree that hard work is the key to winning, but bad calls and not putting players in positions to make plays is the key to loosing, and thats on the coaches. I have seen a lot of that at Tate the last two years that I’ve been watching… Like I said, maybe they just don’t have the players to win every game, but they do have enough to not get blown out every week.
You and your opponent want the same thing. The only thing that matters is who works the hardest for it.
If they want to win, got to work harder than everyone else 24/7. Strength, speed, agility, etc all come from off-season work.
Want to win and having the WILL to win are completely different.
I feel so sorry for these boys someone needs to help them it is not fair to do this to children.