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TXHSFB Team to Watch: Frisco Raccoons using winless 2017 campaign as motivation for perfect start to 2019
Frisco is off to its best start since 1973 thanks in part to the experience learned from a winless 2017 season and a high-scoring offense.
First year Frisco High School head coach Jeff Harbert didn’t see his team’s perfect start coming. In fact, few did.
High school writers, including ours, thought the Raccoons, still recovering from a winless 2017 campaign, would contend for a playoff spot and slide in as the fourth-place team from District 7-5A. Six games into the season, Frisco finds itself in playoff contention, just not the way we saw it during the summer. Off to the team’s best start since 1973 at 6-0, Frisco has shown that some young players who were thrust into key roles last season have come of age.
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