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September 13, 2019 Posted by Frank Taylor

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Season 1: Preview

Season 1 Preview: we will be discussing The town of Warner Robins, Georgia and the history of High School Football there. This town will be the first to be spotlighted on our podcast! High School Football is a huge part of American culture. Friday Nights in small towns are so important to how towns function. I had originally scheduled episode 1 to release on June 6 but I have delayed this due to gathering further information. I will be releasing episode 1 on Tuesday June 27. Warner Robins, Georgia will be in the spotlight first. So get ready for tales of Gridiron Glory! http://archive.org/download/GridironGlorySeason1Preview/Gridiron%20Glory%20Season%201%20Preview.mp3

Introduction to Gridiron Glory: Welcome to Wartown

Season 1 of Gridiron Glory will focus on the athletic exploits of the town I am from, Warner Robins, Georgia. More specifically, due to Urban Sprawl, the County of Houston which happens to be right smack dab in the middle of the state of Georgia! Historically speaking, there have been two High School powers in this county, Warner Robins and Northside. During the 1970s, 1980s & 1990s, the Demons of Warner Robins High School were the preeminent power in this area. Other than the South Georgia National Power Wildcats of Valdosta High School, Warner Robins was feared by most throughout the state. With players ranging from James Brooks to Ron Simmons to John John Perkins to Clyde Jackson to Eddie Anderson to Willie Reid to Alton Sanders the Demons boast 23 Region Titles, 4 State Titles and 2 Mythical National Titles. In the 1990s the Eagles of Northside High School began their rise to dominance culminating in 1998 with the beginning of a streak of 17 consecutive seasons with 10 or m

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