Prep pigskin pickin’s

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Sat., Sept. 8, 2012

• Mead Panthers handle North Central Indians 47-6 in GSL nightcap at Joe Albi

• Gonzaga Prep Bullpups hang on late to beat visiting University Titans 14-10

• East Valley scores 24 fourth-quarter points to pull away from Lakeland 38-14

• Results: Scores, boxes and more

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