Asked how he managed to juggle the practice and game time requirements of football and still produce an impressive 4.46 GPA, Allatoona senior Andrew Hester responds: ‘Time management is huge!’<br>Staff/Kelly J. Huff
Asked how he managed to juggle the practice and game time requirements of football and still produce an impressive 4.46 GPA, Allatoona senior Andrew Hester responds: ‘Time management is huge!’
Staff/Kelly J. Huff
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