The game itself is only a part of Friday Night Lights

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The Perry cheerleaders hold a banner as they and the Blue Brigade await the storming of Dewey Field Friday by the Bluejay football team.

Friday night football is a tradition all across the country. While the game draws much of the attention, there are a whole host of others involved in the pageantry that turns high school football into such a cultural institution. From the color guard to the band, from the signal squad to the cheerleaders and from the student section, the fans, the concession workers, the ticket takers and a hole host of volunteers, Friday Night Lights, as a totality, is much more than a simple football game.

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1 COMMENT

  1. I enjoy seeing the American Legion presenting the colors. It adds meaning and importance to the memory of all those who have served our country and made it the greatest place on earth.

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