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11/13/09
Today's a special day for the Annapolis Panthers football team. For the first time since 2002, the team heads to the playoffs after an 8-2 regular season. One of the reasons the team has been successful is defensive back TaJuan Watson of Oxford Landing. 
Wendi Winters — For The Capital
Annapolis High School IB senior, TaJuan Watson, 16, plays both football and basketball, in addition to being a member of the National Honor Society and volunteering with Habitat for Humanity.Find Us On Facebook
"This is the most talented team since we've been here," said TaJuan. "Most guys work hard during practice and it shows." "TaJuan is always focused, always ready and he never complains," said one of his coaches Joe Eades, who added, "He is very humble, likes to laugh, but is always serious when it's time." The youth...
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