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TEAM-BY-TEAM CAPSULES

ALLEN Coach: Chris Kinane (first year) Last year: 0-10 (0-9, LVC) Impact players: QB Justin Quaye, sr.; QB Nick Rhodes, jr.; WR Matt Wingler, sr.; WR Nik Davis, sr.; WR/RB David Gibbs, sr.; WR Siddiq Shabazz, sr.; OL Lance Troxell, sr.; OL Eddy Torres, sr.; RB/LB Luciano…

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Mizzou ‘a dream come true’ **Trojan to be a Tiger: Parkland’s Clark chooses Missouri over PSU, Pitt.

Parkland senior wideout Jaleel Clark accomplished his top goal when he verbally committed to the University of Missouri on Sunday night. Now that Clark, The Morning Call’s 2007 player of the year, has relieved the pressure of having to choose a school, he can tackle the rest of…

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Liberty’s Street takes uncoventional road to scholarship **Summer star: Rising senior, headed to Pitt, opens eyes at camps.

Devin Street is no sleeper pickup for the University of Pittsburgh. Never mind that Street, entering his senior year at Liberty, only had five catches last season, turning three into touchdowns. This summer, the 6-4 Street has attended the Nike Camp at Penn State, the U.S. Army…

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Orlando relishing last chance ** Eastern promises: Liberty graduate hoping to finally beat a team from western half of state.

Joey Orlando always just found a way. He was a two-way starter on a Liberty football team last season that had an All-American linebacker in Brendan Beal, who’s now at the University of Florida on a scholarship. There also was Ahkeem Smith, now at Temple on a scholarship. But…

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Northampton grad could have Hall calling ** Bob Novogratz, who starred at Army 50 years ago, may be chosen today for College Football Hall of Fame.

Bob Novogratz cherishes what he accomplished as an All-American offensive lineman at Army in the 1950s. He’s trying not to worry about whether he does or does not make the final cut for enshrinement into the College Football Hall of Fame. For that mind-set, the 1954 Northampton…

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Speed to Burn ** Nazareth senior sprinter Kevin Kroboth, a football player in his first year of track competition, has put up the area’s fastes sprint times.

Nazareth High senior Kevin Kroboth has had an easier time sprinting to 100- and 200-meter dash victories than he did breaking away for touchdowns during the football season. A first-year track and field athlete, Kroboth has used the dual-meet season to prove himself as a league,…

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Four LVC football players are heading to Altoona ** Orlando, Hamscher, Davis and Carter will play in East-West All Star Game.

Liberty’s Joey Orlando and Whitehall’s Matt Hamscher are both getting one last opportunity to make standout plays on both sides of the ball. And Emmaus’ Joe Davis, who enjoyed trying to rip the helmet off offensive players, gets one last chance to try and make an impact on…

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Kroboth blazes to a 10.47

In track and field there’s fast and there’s really blazing, which Nazareth senior Kevin Kroboth was in the 100-meter dash Thursday afternoon at Bethlehem Area School District Stadium. A first-year participant in the sport, Kroboth has been under 11.0 seconds in most of his races…

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20 years ago, No. 16 seed Lehigh gave Temple all it could handle ** Former star Mike Polaha has fond memories of going to Big Dance, but can’t bear to watch the tape.

ESPN Classic could replay the 1988 NCAA Tournament first-round game between Lehigh and Temple, but Mike Polaha wouldn’t be sitting by the tube. The former Lehigh star guard could watch tape of the game — played 20 years ago this month in Hartford, Conn. — anytime, because he has…

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