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Pirates Prep for Pearsall Play Video

By Tyler Garrett

Posted: Nov 19, 2009 5:49 PM
Updated: Nov 19, 2009 8:08 PM

SINTON - For the second straight season the (10-1)Sinton Football team gets (9-1)Pearsall in the Area Round if the Class 3A Playoffs.

Last season the Pirates dismantled the Mavericks 49 to 14 ending their season.

"I can imagine that they have been chomping at the bits and talking about this game all year, but they had a bye week you know and so they have been preparing for us for a while and I am sure they have some pay back in their minds," said Pirates Head Coach Tom Allen.

The Mavs like Sinton have a shot gun offense headlined by a pair 1,000 yard rushers.

"They're real salty up front they have a good offensive line their two backs carry the ball real well and they are pretty much smash mouth. They are a gun team like us, but their formations are difficult to read, they pretty much just yardage ya to death on little micky mouse plays," said Allen.

"They are gonna come in fired up like we are and they are gonna have a great game plan like we are gonna have a great game plan and we are just gonna fight it out," said Sinton Quarterack Josh Harrison.

Game time is 8pm this Friday at Buc Stadium.

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