text: There's reloading, there's rebuilding, and there's starting almost from scratch.
  Then there's what the Muleshoe Mules are doing in 2013.
  Graduation didn't just devastate the Mules from 2012, it darn near obliterated any experience whatsoever. Muleshoe opens the season with two returning starters, and one of those is two-way starting receiver/defensive back Austin Ross.
  "It's one of those things that I've never been in this situation before," said head coach David Wood, who begins his 18th season at Muleshoe. "We'll have to play it by ear. If the situation dictates for us to take it slower we will. I'm not sure we can go faster without understanding what's going on."
  This time of year, coaches talk about what they have coming back from the previous season. For Muleshoe, which went 9-3 and finished second in District 1-2A, Division I, that doesn't take long.
  It starts, and almost ends, with Ross, who had 1,093 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns and will be a key cog in the offense once again.
  "He's a game-breaker," Wood said. "When things get rolling right and we get it in his hands he makes things happen. He brings a lot of enthusiasm and we expect a lot from him."
  The only other player with returning experience is senior receiver Matt Barron, who had 24 catches for 325 yards and five TDs in the regular season.
  Who will be throwing the ball to them, or protecting that person throwing the ball, or running the ball to take some pressure off the passing game, is completely unknown.
  The first to get the nod at quarterbacking the Mules' high-octane attack will be sophomore Danny Campos. Running back could be done by committee between juniors Medardo Andrade, Kegan Fikes, Fransico Elizalde and Braden Bassire.
  At least one area of the defense will have experience, where Ross and Barron reside in the secondary. But the front seven will be completely new.
  "We'll get to see what we're made of right off the bat and how far along we need everybody to come before district," said Wood, whose team faces Shallowater in Week 0.
explanation: The document is a news article discussing the challenges faced by the Muleshoe Mules football team in the 2013 season, particularly due to the loss of experienced players. It mentions key returning players and the uncertainties surrounding the team's lineup. The article does not contain any math questions or answers.
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distilabel_metadata.content: There's reloading, there's rebuilding, and there's starting almost from scratch.
  Then there's what the Muleshoe Mules are doing in 2013.
  Graduation didn't just devastate the Mules from 2012, it darn near obliterated any experience whatsoever. Muleshoe opens the season with two returning starters, and one of those is two-way starting receiver/defensive back Austin Ross.
  "It's one of those things that I've never been in this situation before," said head coach David Wood, who begins his 18th season at Muleshoe. "We'll have to play it by ear. If the situation dictates for us to take it slower we will. I'm not sure we can go faster without understanding what's going on."
  This time of year, coaches talk about what they have coming back from the previous season. For Muleshoe, which went 9-3 and finished second in District 1-2A, Division I, that doesn't take long.
  It starts, and almost ends, with Ross, who had 1,093 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns and will be a key cog in the offense once again.
  "He's a game-breaker," Wood said. "When things get rolling right and we get it in his hands he makes things happen. He brings a lot of enthusiasm and we expect a lot from him."
  The only other player with returning experience is senior receiver Matt Barron, who had 24 catches for 325 yards and five TDs in the regular season.
  Who will be throwing the ball to them, or protecting that person throwing the ball, or running the ball to take some pressure off the passing game, is completely unknown.
  The first to get the nod at quarterbacking the Mules' high-octane attack will be sophomore Danny Campos. Running back could be done by committee between juniors Medardo Andrade, Kegan Fikes, Fransico Elizalde and Braden Bassire.
  At least one area of the defense will have experience, where Ross and Barron reside in the secondary. But the front seven will be completely new.
  "We'll get to see what we're made of right off the bat and how far along we need everybody to come before district," said Wood, whose team faces Shallowater in Week 0.
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