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McDaniel football v.s Cleveland photo essay

Jack McManus, Sports Editor • October 17, 2024
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The Mountain Lion defense faces Cleveland’s offense. Both teams are ready to clash as soon as the whistle is blown. McDaniel just needed one more stop to get the ball back, and they ended up converting. The Mountain Lion defense really shined this game, in particular senior Marcus Pulliam racking up two sacks and three tackles for losses during the game.
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About the Contributor
Jack McManus, Advertising Manager/Sports Editor
Jack McManus (he/him) is a sophomore that enjoys playing basketball and mountain biking. He chose to be on staff because he likes contributing to a team.