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Jordan Chapman throws the ball in practice.

Jordin Chapman is the first quarterback playing back-to-back seasons for Osan coach Tyler Greve during his four-year run. (Photo by Dave Ornauer/Stars and Stripes)

Eighth in a series of DODEA-Pacific football previews.

OSAN AIR BASE, South Korea – They’re eight seasons removed from their last Far East Division II football title. But Osan is on the road to becoming competitive again, coach Tyler Greve says.

The Cougars have the same quarterback for the second straight year, sophomore Jordin Chapman – a first in Greve’s four-year tenure.

Osan is deep in running backs and wide receivers. And senior skills players Gevonni Lunn and T.J. Price have returned from missing last season due to injuries.

Read more at stripes.com.

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