No. 3 Bears dominate Lafayette County Cougars, 42-8
September 7th, 2010 All stampsSTAMPS - The Spring Hill Bears took care of business on the road to take out the Lafayette County Cougars for a 42-8 victory to start out the 2010 football season, Friday September 3.
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