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HS Insider: Hughes football coach Chris Mobley reflects on the Big Red's 5-0 record

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Hughes senior Keshawn Barber makes a play in a 46-13 win over Purcell Marian on Sept. 18. Barber had eight receptions for 185 yards and two touchdowns in the game.

By: Mike Dyer

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Hughes football coach Chris Mobley joined the WCPO High School Insider this week to discuss the 5-0 record for the Big Red entering this Friday's game at Western Hills.

"What I like most about us right now is the brotherhood," Mobley said. "We're playing together, we're playing for each other. We're playing hard and we're very focused."

Hughes, which defeated Woodward 46-6 this past weekend, experienced two canceled games in August, but Mobley said that made the team much more hungry for the opportunity to compete.

Hughes head football coach Chris Mobley has led the Big Red to three consecutive winning seasons.

"The boys are playing hard every single down," Mobley said. "They're not quitting. Hitting hard, we're catching passes, we're running behind our pads and executing the play calls to the best of our ability."

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