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Wesleyan Alumni Wins Superbowl

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Brian_L_Morgan_20090904_BM20356-751x500.jpg Andrews, 70, playing for the Wesleyan Wolves in 2010. Brian L. Morgan.
Brian_L_Morgan_20090917_BM10997-751x500.jpg Andrews, 70, leads the team through the banner in 2011. Brain L. Morgan.
Brian_L_Morgan_20100827_BM26798-751x500.jpg Senior captain Andrews, 70, watches the coin toss in 2011. Brain L. Morgan.
Brian_L_Morgan_20100827_BM27006-752x500.jpg Andrews, 70, jumps up to try to block a field goal in 2010. Brian L. Morgan.
Brian_L_Morgan_20100827_BM36656-751x500.jpg Andrews, 70, and three other captain walk about to meet the other team in center field in 2011. Brian L. Morgan.
Brian_L_Morgan_20100917_BM28412-751x500.jpg Andrews, 70, hands off the ball to the quarter back in 2011. Brian L. Morgan.
Brian_L_Morgan_20101008_BM21065-751x500.jpg Andrews, 70, questions the referee on the play in 2011. Brian L. Morgan.
Brian_L_Morgan_20101105_BM24649-752x500.jpg Andrews, 70, goes in for a big bear hug with a team mate in 2011. Brian L. Morgan.
Hannah-Graham-750x500.jpg Andrews and his former Wesleyan team mates all come together for a picture in front of Sports Illustrated stand. Graham.
Hannah-Graham_Hugging-on-Stage-750x500.jpg Pridgen welcomes Andrews on stage with a big bear hug. Graham.

David Andrews, class of 2011, has made many football achievements. Starting at Henderson Stadium, then playing at Sanford Stadium at the University of Georgia and lastly in the NRG Stadium in Houston, TX at Superbowl LI. Keep Reading

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Football Team Fights a Good Fight in State Playoffs

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    Football players Ryan Weed, Mitchell Robinson, and Jason McCleskey wait on the sidelines of a game. Brian L. Morgan.
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    Wesleyan's varsity football team, the Wolves, in a group photo. Brian L. Morgan.

Though the season has come to an end, the football team reflects on their winning season.

Before playoff week, the team was in a good position. “We finished the regular season with eight wins and two losses…third in our region,” said Head Coach Franklin Pridgen. Both of the losses were by a combined seven points from Eagles’ Landing Christian and Landmark Christian. “We felt like we were really close and could’ve won each of those games,” said Pridgen. Keep Reading

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