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QCSportsNet Week 1 football preview: Rock Island, Moline & United Township
By Gabe Zwierzynski,
17 hours agoQCSportsNet’s play-by-play voices Ken Jacoby, Joe Winkel and Grant Dahlstrom provide your preseason breakdown of Rock Island, Moline and United Township before Week 1 of high school football.
Watch the video above to get ready for this week, then tune in here on Friday for live play-by-play of all the action on QCSportsNet, followed by recaps online and highlights on air during The Locker Room on Our Quad Cities Sports on Local 4 and Fox 18.
Also, check out Joe Winkel's 1-on-1 interviews with the head coaches from Rock Island and Moline:
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