Tigers go 2-0 on season with win over Logan-Rogersville

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Photo by Terry Redman No. 18 Adam Kluhsman follows the blocking of No. 68 Wylee Duncan and No. 8 Eli Ngugi for good yardage in the Tigers victory.


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