Barden Cable 6 Game of the Week: Detroit Cooley vs. Detroit Henry Ford (September 15, 1995) @ZipTartarWarrior

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In this early-season match-up, Cooley and Henry Ford were playing for supremacy of the westside division in the PSL football standings. Henry Ford entered the game 2-0 after an upset victory again Utica Ford II in week one. Henry Ford was led on offense by quarterback Shaun Black and fullback Keel Watson. Cooley was led on offense by three-year running back Deion Grubbs and three-year defensive end Montele Johnson and entered the game with a 1-1 record. The previous year Cooley upset Henry Ford, 20-14, and it was the first time Cooley had beaten Henry Ford since 1990 and 1981 prior to that.

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