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August 24, 2007

Aquinas Runs by Generals, 35-0

STA dominated Miami Jackson last night in a preseason game at American Heritage.

The Raiders rolled up 300 yards rushing behind strong performances from Jeremiah Harden, Ronnie Kennedy, James White and Giovanni Bernard.

The defense forced 3 turnovers in the first half including interceptions by John Hearns and Ronnie Kennedy, and a forced fumble by Conor O'Neill.

The Raiders led 28-0 at the half and a running clock kept the score from getting out of hand.

The Aquinas coaching staff wore shirts in honor of former Dillard coach Otis Gray who passed on Thursday. A moment of silence was observed before kickoff in his memory. Coaches_shirts

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