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Newspaper Article
Ridgeland's adversity stirs unity
2011
Overview
\"They have to bring sometimes eight guys in the box to stop us, and when I roll out and have the option to pass it to Vonn, it puts the defense in a bind,\" said the 5-foot-11, 205-pound [Darrell Bridges]. \"I didn't mind the switch because I knew I could still make plays at either point on the field and this is what's best for our offense.\" \"It was a turning point for us,\" [Mark Mariakis] said. \"As young and inexperienced as we were, this could have gone the other way, but it became the moment we came together and matured. As coaches we're about developing young men first and we hope to win football games along the way. Sometimes love is shown through discipline.\" \"That spoke volumes for him and the other guys,\" said Mariakis, whose team rebounded for a solid 26-14 win over LaFayette before downing Southeast Whitfield 31-10 to improve to 2-1 in Region A-AAA. \"It has worked out well and it's still evolving. What it does is get the ball in our playmakers' hands, and it gives us the best chance to win.\"
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Chattanooga Times Free Press
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