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The Jaguar football team defeated the Schlagle Stallions 43-0 on Friday, Oct. 12 recording the team’s second shutout.

Senior cornerback Andrew Campbell said their performance was a result of superior skill and persistent determination.

“At first other teams, like Schlagle, will start out strong because of their confidence going into the game, but by second quarter their focus and will goes away,” Campbell said. “We played a lot faster, and we were more determined to win.”

Senior right guard Joe Jerome noted their advantage over the Stallions in the area of coaching.

“Our coaches make sure we are well disciplined and make us work hard,” Jerome said. “Their skill position players were fast and athletic but our linemen were better, and we were more focused on our assignments.”

Campbell agreed, and thought that their pre-game ritual set the team up for success.

“Right before the game, the whole team sits in the gym in silence and listens to music to get us focused. Then right before [the game] begins, Coach gives us a speech to pump us up,” Campbell said.

Both Campbell and Jerome expect nothing less for their upcoming game against Washington on Friday.

“[Our victories are] a result of a good week of practice and preparation,” Jerome said. “I expect another shutout against Washington.”

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Jillian Mullin, JAG editor-in-chief
Senior Jillian Mullin has been on the JAG yearbook staff for two years. She joined her junior year as a writer and photographer and is now an editor-in-chief. Outside of yearbook, Mullin is involved in NHS and dances in the company at Starstruck Performing Arts Center. In the future, Mullin plans to attend the University of Missouri and hopes to live in a city and travel the world. For now, she looks forward to devoting her time towards another successful edition of the JAG.

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