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  School Football over the past 100 seasons.






Oneonta Redskins
Oneonta High School

27605 State Hwy. 75 Oneonta, AL 35121
Stadium: Gilbreath Stadium
Colors: Red, White & Blue
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Team Home Summary Coaches Games by Year Opponents Players Rankings NFL Playoffs OT

Oneonta vs. Pell City



 Date   Opponent   Score Pell City-   
 11/1/1974 (Fri)  vs.  Pell City  L 7-26     
 10/26/1973 (Fri)  @  Pell City  L 14-17     
 10/30/1972 (Mon)  vs.  Pell City  W 21-7     
 10/29/1971 (Fri)  @  Pell City  W 14-7     
 11/6/1970 (Fri)  vs.  Pell City  L 10-12     
 11/7/1969 (Fri)  @  Pell City  W 21-13     
 11/1/1968 (Fri)  vs.  Pell City  W 40-12     
 10/27/1967 (Fri)  @  Pell City  W 20-13     
 10/28/1966 (Fri)  vs.  Pell City  W 20-0     
 10/29/1965 (Fri)  @  Pell City  W 40-6     
 11/9/1956 (Fri)    Pell City  L 6-53     
 11/11/1955 (Fri)  vs.  Pell City  L 13-47     
 11/12/1954 (Fri)  @  Pell City  L 7-27     
 11/20/1953 (Fri)  vs.  Pell City  L 13-38     
 10/21/1938 (Fri)  @  Pell City  W 26-6     
 10/22/1937 (Fri)    Pell City  L 6-20     
 10/9/1936 (Fri)  vs.  Pell City  W 13-0     
 10/11/1935 (Fri)  @  Pell City  T 0-0     
 10/18/1929 (Fri)    Pell City  W 6-0     
 9/28/1928 (Fri)    Pell City  W 32-6     
 9/23/1927 (Fri)    Pell City  W 6-0     


Oneonta has won 12  and scored 335 points
Pell City has won 8  and scored 310 points
with 1  being tied






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