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Sunday column: For George Wythe’s Atwood, joy of title replaces pain

Inactive? Oh, no. He was among the most active guys out there.

He kept shifting his weight from one foot to the other, nerves his puppeteer. Every big defensive stop by George Wythe would cause Jordan Atwood to pump his fist — the one that wasn’t immobilized, anyway — and consider jumping for joy, until he remembered that his right knee wouldn’t appreciate that.

The heart and soul of this Maroons defense for much of his career, Atwood watched the final football game of his life from the same spot he’d watched the previous 11: the sidelines.

But if you ask the Maroons, he was just as instrumental to his team’s 17-10 victory over Honaker in the VHSL Group A Division I title game as anybody on the field.

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  1. don | December 9, 2012 at 7:53 pm

    I was watching some of the highlights of the high school playoffs and could not believe what cheap looking trophies these teams received. I have won bowling trophies bigger than these. These young men and their coaches work very hard all season to reach the playoffs and when they win a state championship they and their schools should be rewarded better than this.

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