Gator Football: New coach, young team

by Ryan Bergeron
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Appearing in his first varsity game, Gator freshman quarterback Will Foss scans the field for an open teammate to throw the ball to during the Gators’ 39-0 season-opening home loss to the defending section champion Kittson County Central Bearcats in Badger on August 31. Foss completed four of 10 passes for 31 yards and an interception and rushed for 21 yards. (photo by Val Truscinski)


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