Sequoyah will be a team in rebuilding mode under eighth-year head coach James Teter. The Chiefs went from eight wins in 2013 to six in 2014 to just four last season, and they have to replace quarterback Austin Tracy, tailback Trey Mitchell and receiver Derrion Rakestraw. Linebacker McGwire Wells (No. 48), who recorded 91 tackles a season ago, is Sequoyah’s top player to watch.
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