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Thursday, May 03, 2007

Winston-Salem 6 at Raleigh 15

Twins fans cannot be happy with their current team. James Martin has never lived up to expectations, Kelvin Ingram suddenly looks old and slow, their defense really contributes nothing, and they have no receivers. Amazingly they were still in this game late, but then their coaches decided to go for FGs instead of TDs when this team really needs something to bring them to life. Meanwhile Raleigh continues to play well and do what they need to win. They kept the Twins out of the endzone, put up enough points to win, forced turnovers and will move on as the leaders of the Coastal Division.

Marcus Musson 5/6 120yds
Dan DeLong 9/12 160yds
James Martin 16/29 206yds 2Int
John Alli 15car/9yds 5tt/3rec/44yds
Kelvin Ingram 13car/51yds 5tt/5rec/47yds
Garfield Soft 11tt/6rec/84yds
William Winslow 7tt/7rec/168yds
Don Hall 11 tackles 1 knockdown

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