August 20, 2011
Updated Aug 20, 2011 at 4:38 PM EDT
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) - The Northeast Hoosier Conference football race should be fun to watch this year.
"Half-Century Homestead" returns quarterback Zach Terrell and the 50-point offense.
And New Haven hopes the combination of last year's state leading rusher Te'Vaughn Hurse and a handful of Harding transfers can take the Bulldogs to new heights.
New Haven survived a homefield scare against Heritage Friday night, thanks to a huge 83-yard kick return for a touchdown by Hurse.
New Haven senior Andrew Hoffer talks about the close win, and what the Bulldogs can do to improve from Week 1.
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