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Last week, 5 ⭐️ kicker Evan Noel set a MS high school state record with a 61-yard FG against Pass Christian. On Thursday the St. Stanislaus star decided to test his leg again, this time at practice, and drilled a 72-yard FG that left his teammates speechless. #25sports

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