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New-look Wolves back in title game
Cardiello, fellow seniors lead young team back to Georgia Dome
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Buford lineman Josh Cardiello, left, reaches for as Gainesville High’s Deshuan Watson scrambles during the Wolves loss to the Red Elephants earlier this season.
There’s almost nothing familiar about this year’s Buford football team. This season’s Wolves include a host of new faces to replace the 30 graduated seniors — 20 of them starters — from last season’s Class AA runners-up. And this season’s Buford team finished the regular season with three losses (two by forfeit), and without a region title and a No.
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Riverside Military names Nicholas Garrett as its new football coach
Garrett brings 11 years of college coaching experience
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Nicholas Garrett, born and raised near the California coastline, required only one visit to Gainesville to fall in love with Riverside Military. Much to his delight, the feeling was mutual. Riverside Military on Tuesday announced Garrett’s hiring as its new football coach, bringing the former college coordinator across the country to revive a program that has won three games over the past two seasons.
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