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Highlander Football Team Analysis

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Many people who attended this particular football game were there because they cared about the game itself and who was going to win. For these people, that is all that any football game is about, and that is perfectly okay. This game started out a little bit on the rough side, but things turned for the better on behalf of those cheering for the Highlanders. Throughout the entire game, I heard people cheering for the team and booing the referee whenever he made a call that was against Cambria Heights. This kind of support from the public is what makes the success of the Highlander football team so great. It was actually very nice to see all of the people who came to support the football team and wanted so much to see them win, and I know

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