Mr. Eric Carlson

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  Eric Carlson, NHS football coach, said the move makes sense since the Hillsboro schools are in the area and about the same size.

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  Coach Eric Carlson said he told his team at halftime that they were going to stop Canby on their first possession and then take the ball down the field and score, and that's exactly what happened.
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  "We had them," Carlson said after the game. "The difference is one or two plays."
  
  Carlson said his team's explosive offense kept them in the game.
  
  "They did a good job of shutting down our running game," Carlson said. "And they couldn't run on us."
  
  Carlson said both teams had to air it out to win and that there were numerous big passing plays on both sides.
  
  "I'm proud of how hard out boys played and fought back to stay in this game," Carlson said.

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  Tigers head coach Eric Carlson said the team appeared unfocused during the first quarter. "We could have had better practices," Carlson said. "I think they thought it would be easy." Carlson said North Salem was "fired up for their home opener" and "jumped on us quick. He added that he saw his team "come alive" in the second quarter and was proud that they overcame the adversity of the bad start. Carlson said the Vikings resorted to passing in the third quarter trying to catch up and that was "not really what they do. It's not their strong suit. The Tigers will refocus this week and prepare for the Sept. 18 game against South Salem High School, which beat Newberg handily last season. "They have a good quarterback and they are a good team," Carlson said.

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  Newberg High School head coach Eric Carlson said his team would refocus their efforts in practice this week in preparation for the home opener Friday against the South Salem Saxons. The Tigers, 2-0 this season in non-league play, face a solid Salem team (1-1) at Loran Douglas field at 7 p.m. Memories of the Tiger's 42-7 defeat at the hands of South Salem last year are fresh in Carlson's mind. "They have a good quarterback and are a good team," Carlson said. A slow, unfocused start during the Tigers' outing against North Salem Sept. 11 left Carlson scratching his head. The Tigers fell behind in the first quarter after muffing a punt. They also didn Got a News Tip? 't help themselves with a series of penalties, including a call for unsportsmanlike conduct. Carlson said North Salem was "fired up for their home opener" and "jumped on us quick.
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  Tigers head coach Eric Carlson said the team appeared unfocused during the first quarter of the game and the prior week of practices. "We could have had better practices," Carlson said. "I think they thought it would be easy." Carlson said the Vikings resorted to passing in the third quarter, trying to catch up, and that was "not really what they do.

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  August turns to the older players with Tiger Football Camp under the direction of Newberg High School head football coach Eric Carlson and staff.

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  Tigers' head coach Eric Carlson said his team believed they could run on Franklin and it was part of their game plan.
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  "But we wanted to work on our passing game too," Carlson said.
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  Carlson said his team has to cut down on the number of penalties. "We're going into conference play in two weeks," Carlson said. "We've got to clear this up." Carlson said he didn't agree with every call the Tigers drew, but added thay they couldn't play that way in league play. "We have our work cut out for us," Carlson said.

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  "That was our goal," said Eric Carlson, head coach.
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  Carlson said he was proud of the effort and the two defensive touchdowns. He said the team met their goals this week and they would enjoy it briefly before bearing down on Tualatin next week.

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  Tiger coach Eric Carlson said Canby runs a variation of the Wing-T offense and Got a News Tip? has for years. "It's an aggressive offense full of misdirection plays," Carlson said. "And they mix in play-action passes." Carlson said the key for the Tigers will be keeping the Cougars from getting yardage on first and second downs. "We need to be more physical and strong up front," Carlson said. Carlson said Canby lost a great quarterback, Brian Widing, to graduation last year but found another one in Yoder.
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  "It's annoying," Carlson said. "He just sort of burst on the scene." Yoder runs the ball well, Carlson said, and is as good if not better than Widing.
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  Carlson said the team worked on fundamentals and areas where his team needed to shore up. He said the preparation the team makes this week could make the difference in how well the Tigers perform Thursday night. "It's league play now," Carlson said.

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  Tiger coach Eric Carlson said Canby runs a variation of the Wing-T offense and
  
  has for years. "It's an aggressive offense full of misdirection plays," Carlson said. "And they mix in play-action passes." Carlson said the key for the Tigers will be keeping the Cougars from getting yardage on first and second downs. "We need to be more physical and strong up front," Carlson said. Carlson said Canby lost a great quarterback, Brian Widing, to graduation last year but found another one in Yoder.
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  "It's annoying," Carlson said. "He just sort of burst on the scene." Yoder runs the ball well, Carlson said, and is as good if not better than Widing.
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  Carlson said the team worked on fundamentals and areas where his team needed to shore up. He said the preparation the team makes this week could make the difference in how well the Tigers perform Thursday night. "It's league play now," Carlson said.

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  NHS head coach Eric Carlson said he hopes the determination his team has shown throughout the first three games this season will carry them to a win. The Tigers are coming off a hard-fought loss to the South Salem Saxons last week.
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  "I've never scored 43 points in a game and lost," Carlson said. "I felt bad that at the end of the first half we gave up 10 points." Carlson said Dufour struggled in the first half because Salem "brought their ends hard."
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  "They are good athletes," Carlson said. "We made adjustments and protected better in the second half." Carlson said he was proud that his team kept playing hard even when they were behind. "They never quit, they never gave up, they never stopped," Carlson said. He said the numerous comebacks his team made showed their character.

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