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Walker Insurance Play of the Week: Bailey breaks tackles, jukes Bobcats for 6

By Rivers Upchurch,

1 days ago

SHADY SPRING, WV (WVNS) – We had a great Week 3 of high school football, and it was headlined by our Walker Insurance Play of the Week.

This week’s play of the week comes courtesy of Jalon Bailey and the Shady Spring Tigers!

Early in the first half, Shady Wide Receiver Jalon Bailey took a pass and broke not one, not two, not three, but four tackles, leaving a trail of Bobcat defenders in his wake as he cruised into the end zone.

Bailey’s big play broke the game open early, as the Tigers cruised to a 49-0 victory.

Congratulations Jalon!

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