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Skip to main contentYou are the owner of this article.Edit ArticleAdd New ArticleYou have permission to edit this article.EditManage Account/LogoutHomee-PaperNewsObituariesSportsLivingTri-Cities SceneSpecial SectionsEventsClassifiedsOnline FeaturesThe Johnson County Longhorns Middle School football, led by program head coach Devin Shaw, did not disappoint fans, friends, and family that filled the bleachers last Thursday night’s homecoming bout.The Longhorns welcomed the Unaka Rangers and did what was necessary while enjoying the spotlight during the festive evening game.According to Shaw, the game started a bit slow, with the Longhorns “giving up a few long pass plays,’ but Shaw added, “We adjusted, and the players stepped up to end the half 22-8.”While the games were not a season decider, it was an opportunity for Johnson County to allow as many players to take a turn on the field as possible.“We were able to get a lot of boys playing time,” Shae said, which will come in handy as the season heats up. “The experience they were able to get will hopefully help us down the stretch here the next couple weeks.”Former Johnson County football coach Steve Arnold weighed in on the game’s outcome, mentioning that the boys played as they should against a much less experienced team.&nbsp;Johnson County walked away with a 38-8 win, but the biggest success story of the night was the students who enjoyed the spotlight at halftime as they received recognition for more than just their athletic skills.The Longhorns will next play Providence Academy at Johnson City on Thursday, September 28.React to this article and join our community of readers sharing their feedback.Powered by BLOX Content Management System from BLOX Digital.

Skip to main contentYou are the owner of this article.Edit ArticleAdd New ArticleYou have permission to edit this article.EditManage Account/LogoutHomee-PaperNewsObituariesSportsLivingTri-Cities SceneSpecial SectionsEventsClassifiedsOnline FeaturesThe Johnson County Longhorns Middle School football, led by program head coach Devin Shaw, did not disappoint fans, friends, and family that filled the bleachers last Thursday night’s homecoming bout.The Longhorns welcomed the Unaka Rangers and did what was necessary while enjoying the spotlight during the festive evening game.According to Shaw,...

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