After a victorious comeback to end the game 14-10 against Lindbergh High School, Tyler Anderson (10) and his teammates huddle around Coach Adam Hamilton to perform a chant. This game marked the second win of the season for the Rams, who were behind 0-10 in the first quarter. For Anderson, the win evoked a greater sense of camaraderie and team pride. “We love each other, we support each other,” Anderson said. “We’re really a team under one man.”
Ladue Football wins against Lindbergh 14-10 Sept. 12
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