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Small town in SW Oklahoma means playing many sports. Especially some with your brother. Between Baseball, Football, Basketball, and Track how did Mark stand out? Which did he like best? With coaches also having to be in several sports what were their influences? How was having Dad as a coach before High School? Teammates still close after all these years.
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