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Game of the Week- MD Public School Defending Champs

Posted on19 April 2010. Tags: ,

Game of the Week- MD Public School Defending Champs

Kudda brings you a bonus Game of the Week as we travel to Hereford to see the Bulls take on defending state champs South River. It’s a battle between 4A and 3A champs. Booker Corrigan calls the action. Kudda apologizes for the sudden disruption near the end of the 4th quarter as we lost power up in the booth.

1st Quarter

Hereford South River 1st Quarter from Kudda on Vimeo.

2nd Quarter

Hereford South River 2nd Quarter from Kudda on Vimeo.

3rd Quarter

Hereford South River 3rd from Kudda on Vimeo.

4th Quarter

Hereford South River 4th from Kudda on Vimeo.


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