Lamar Tigers retain Oscar in Silver Tiger battle Friday night

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Photo courtesy of Terry Redman Lamar senior defensive back No. 3 Cade Griffith comes up to make the tackle on Trey Moore, Nevada running back. After spotting Nevada a 14-0 lead in the first quarter, the Tigers came roaring back to claim a 44-28 victory in the Silver Tiger game at Thomas M. O"Sullivan Stadium. The Tigers travel to Cassville on Friday night.


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