Scott Sacco
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FROM THE SIDELINES: Next men up for Cougars (opens the original)
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Football has a way of testing you. Sometimes it tests you on the scoreboard. Sometimes it tests you physically. And sometimes it tests the depth, preparation and character of your entire program. Last week against Pittston Area, we were hit hard by injuries as the game went on. We lost players at different positions, were forced to move guys around, and eventually got out of sync. But injuries are part of this game, especially when you reach Week 6 of a physical high schoolfootball season. There
FROM THE SIDELINES: A NIGHT TO REMEMBER (opens the original)
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There are moments in football that you never forget. With the game on the line against Crestwood, we lined up for a 24-yard field goal with a chance to win it. The kick went through, and for a few moments, Harman-Geist Stadium erupted. Our sideline emptied, our students and fans went crazy and you could feel the excitement throughout the stadium. After everything this team has been through, our players got to experience what it feels like to finish a game and celebrate together. Those are the mo
GAMEFACE WEEK: Battle of 309 has a different feel (opens the original)
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There are certain games on the schedule that just feel a little different. This Friday is one of them. Only 12 miles separate Hazleton Area and Crestwood. Our players know their players. Our coaches know their coaches. Families, friends and communities cross paths every day. Most people would call it a rivalry, and when two schools are this close to one another, that is exactly what it should feel like. But rivalries are built on both sides finding a way to win, and the truth is, we haven’t beat
GAMEFACE WEEK 3: For Cougars, the time is now (opens the original)
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There comes a point when improvement has to turn into results. For us, that time is now. Two weeks into the season, we sit at 0-2. That’s not where we wanted to be, and it’s certainly not where we plan to stay. There are no excuses to make and no reason to feel sorry for ourselves. We have a lot of football left in front of us, but it’s time for us to put together a complete game and find a way to get that first win. Last Friday against Williamsport, we saw another side of what this team can be.
GAMEFACE WEEK 2: Cougars vow to stay together (opens the original)
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Last Friday night did not end the way we wanted it to end. Everyone loves a win. Our players want to win. Our coaches want to win. Our families and fans want to see the Cougars win. We put in too many hours together not to care deeply about the final result. But sometimes the scoreboard doesn’t tell the whole story. Harman-Geist Stadium felt alive. The bleachers were packed. The band was loud. The cheerleaders brought energy from beginning to end. Our student section and community showed up, and
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