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Doby vs. All Opponents


Doby Tigers
W.B. Doby School

 Wetumpka, AL 0
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Team Home Summary Coaches Games by Year Opponents Players Rankings NFL Playoffs OT


Opponent    WLT       PCT.       PF       PA   
 Alabama Industrial    2-0-0 100.0% 43  40 
 Austin Georgiana/Georgiana Training    0-2-0 0.0% 7  13 
 B.T. Washington Montgomery    0-1-0 0.0% 0  28 
 Blount    0-1-0 0.0% 0  52 
 Calhoun County Training    0-1-0 0.0% 6  26 
 Carver Montgomery    0-1-0 0.0% 0  26 
 Carver Union Springs    0-2-0 0.0% 7  71 
 Chilton County Training    1-2-0 33.3% 62  53 
 Darden/East Street    0-1-0 0.0% 9  24 
 Drake/Lee County Training    0-2-0 0.0% 6  52 
 Hudson    0-1-0 0.0% 0  12 
 Laurel    2-3-0 40.0% 12  61 
 Lomax Hannon    1-0-0 100.0% 55  0 
 Lowndes County Training    0-0-0 0.0% 0  0 
 Memorial Park Center    0-1-0 0.0% 0  13 
 Merritt    1-0-0 100.0% 37  7 
 Norris    0-1-0 0.0% 6  18 
 North Highland    0-1-0 0.0% 18  20 
 R.R. Moton Sycamore    0-0-0 0.0% 0  0 
 R.R. Moton Tallassee    2-1-0 66.7% 25  34 
 Randolph County Training    0-3-0 0.0% 6  62 
 Sandtown    5-3-0 62.5% 61  37 
 Selma University    0-1-0 0.0% 0  19 
 Snow Hill    0-1-0 0.0% 0  19 
 South Macon    0-0-0 0.0% 0  0 
 Southside Greenville/Greenville Training    0-0-0 0.0% 0  0 
 St. Jude    0-4-1 0.0% 14  106 
 Tallapoosa County Training    0-0-0 0.0% 0  0 
 Tuskegee Institute    0-1-0 0.0% 0  27 

# Playoff game included in totals.
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