“We started playing football together back in seventh grade. We all love football and that's what we care about. We lived and died in the weight room.”
“That was valuable because we got together earlier and faced some tough competition. That early playing time gave us some confidence that I think we tapped into later in the year.”
“As much as it hurt to lose that last game, it was nice to have a home game for the playoffs for the first time in school history. There's no regrets.”
“We'd definitely play for that-the Barron County Chargers or something like that. We're small-town boys, we're family, so we'd love to keep playing together.”
“Plus we're not going to have that same unity we had in high school. Now it's just Cord and Patch and Trent and Louie-and Jeremy's off on his own. It's tough but we need to make those friendships again, that's the only way to win.”
