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Rogers High

Posted on February 25, 2011 by Paul Nielsen

It seems that former Rogers High and Auburn offensive tackle Lee Ziemba is not as tall as he used to be. Ziemba was listed at 6-8 on the 2011 Auburn roster but he came in at 6-6 when measured at the NFL combine on Thursday….Rogers High wraps up the regular season tonight at Bentonville and both teams will be making … Read More

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Lee Ziemba

Posted on February 18, 2011 by Paul Nielsen

Former Rogers High and Auburn offensive tackle Lee Ziemba is currently in Atlanta preparing for the NFL Draft at Competitive Edge Sports. He is training with former Auburn center Ryan Pugh, former Virginia Tech quarterback Tyrod Taylor and former Alabama offensive lineman James Carpenter. CES’s website says it has sent 1,000 of its clients to the NFL in the last … Read More

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Rogers High Football

Posted on September 23, 2010 by Paul Nielsen

Receiver Graham Parker has been suspended indefinitely for violation of team rules. Mounties coach Shawn Flannigan said he could not comment because of student privacy rights. Parker also played QB when the Mounties switched to the Dead-T.

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Rogers High-Harrisonville

Posted on September 17, 2010 by Paul Nielsen

Harrisonville used a partially block punt after a bad snap to set up a 61-yard scoring drive capped by a 43-yard TD run. The Wildcats also kicked a 35-yard field goal, but Rogers’ Seth Perry blocked a field goal with 15 seconds left in the first half. RHS RB Bronson Carpenter has 73 yards on 16 carries. QB Nick Wary … Read More

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Rogers High Injury

Posted on September 15, 2010 by Paul Nielsen

Receiver Trevor Hampton injured a knee during special teams practice Tuesday and is out for at least 4 weeks. Running back Diego Rojas will move into Hampton’s spot when the Mounties are in the spread offense. Rogers also runs out of the Dead-T but the staff wasn’t sure who would replace Hampton at tight end.

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