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Early defensive sparks not enough as Dinos fall to Falcons

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CEDAR CITY — Fresh off an impressive victory over Juan Diego, the Carbon Dinos faced a tough challenge Friday night, traveling to Cedar City to take on the undefeated Canyon View Falcons. Carbon’s defense made an immediate impact and provided an early spark for the visitors.

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