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"By Toby ParkisonKOCO's High School PlaybookMemories of a season-ending 28-14 loss to Midwest City in 2011 haunt the Westmoore Jaguars, and yet it's a good lesson learned.Even when your team compiles 500 yards of total offense, it's hard to win when giving up the ball four times.Head football coach Billy Langford said the team added extra drills in camp to help the team with turnovers this season. The hope is that fewer turnovers will result in more wins for Westmoore.With nine players returning on each side of the ball, the Jaguars will be much more experienced all the way around. However, Westmoore is also supremely talented on offense.Senior quarterback Jhames West played wide receiver last season, but his new role isn't so new to him. West was Westmoore's QB during his sophomore season, and he brings a lot of athleticism to the position.\"He's had a smooth transition. He brings that really athletic quality to the quarterback position. He can run and throw, all those types of things,\" Langford said.To make West more appealing to the Jags, he's quite the defensive player, too. That gives him a perspective that most pure quarterbacks never get. He'll have an edge reading defenses and defenders.He'll also know the routes his own receivers will run and will be able to make adjustments that should help complement the Jaguars.On the ground, Austin Richards is back for his senior campaign after a very successful junior season. He isn't a punishing back, but he is physical and has terrific speed.Richards rushed for more than 14 touchdowns and 1,300 yards last season.When it comes to tackling, look no further than Josh Morgan. The 6-foot 220-pound senior led all of class 6A with 158 sacks for the season.Although Morgan isn't at an ideal height, Langford said he has all the tools that every coach seeks in a player and a leader. Morgan squats a state record 635 pounds and has 4.5 speed.Addison Staggs led the Westmoore secondary with five interceptions last season and has moved to safety. He'll be a ball hawk giving quarterbacks headaches all season long.Langford said that Staggs is not afraid to be physical, going for the tackle and following through.Southmoore, Norman North, Muskogee, Jenks and Broken Arrow are all part of the regular season for Westmoore, every week a new challenge for the Jaguars."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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