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All bite, no bark! Crestview football ready to take on 2026
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Crestview News Bulletin
SportsThe Crestview Bulldogs are looking to shake things up this year after a 6-4 performance last season.
With the taste of the 6A playoffs still lingering off their tongues, head coach Thomas Grant has prepared his team for a battle tested year.