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Fifth in a series of stories profiling top high school football players by position. Today, Cooper Javorsky, San Juan Hills offensive lineman. It wasn’t until last March when 17-year-old offensive ...

Writing a song about a breakup can certainly be a cathartic experience. But what’s that experience like when you bring that song into your band that features your ex, who is then chosen to sing the ...

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