Albany not worried one bit about big offseason jump to 1-AAAA
Under the guidance of Albany quarterback Emmanul Byrd has had the Indians on the rise for the past few seasons. The senior’s new challenge, however, is to keep the Indians on the winning track. Despite moving up a classification in the offseason, Albany now must compete in one of the toughest regions in Southwest Georgia.
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Mike Phillips
ALBANY — Albany High is making the leap to Region 1-AAAA this season, but even though the Indians are moving to a higher classification, most of the neighborhood looks the same.
And no one at Albany High is that worried about the move.
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