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Yahoo Sports reports that Jeff Alexander is stepping into the head coaching role at Allen with the weight of recent history on his shoulders. The Mustangs' 9-4 finish and December semifinal run last season broke a three-decade drought, yet that breakthrough rode on the arm and legs of a senior quarterback whose dual-threat production will not walk through the door again. Alexander inherits a program that has tasted rare air and now must rebuild momentum without its central architect.
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