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						<h2>UNBEATEN, UNTIED, UNBELIEVABLE (Fitchburg HS)</h2>
						<b>The 2000 Red Raiders were out to get something in their senior campaign, and perfection was not out of the question.  Perfection was wanted, and perfection was achieved.</b><br><br>

							By Ryan Davenport<br>

						Published: Fall 2001
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						In the preseason, every team is undefeated. Staying that way is the hard part.<BR><BR>The Promise<BR><BR>When the Fitchburg High School varsity football team gathered for its preseason training camp, coach Ray Cosenza (also a BFS clinician) asked his players what their goals were for 2000. More than a few responded, “Twelve an 0.”<BR>That confidence, strengthened by hard work and some outstanding senior leadership, led the Raiders to their Division I Super Bowl Championship. It was the team’s first return to a Super Bowl since a disappointing 1998 loss at WPI’s Alumni Stadium, in Worcester, Massachusetts. A game in which this year’s current seniors were mere sophomores.<BR>With tears falling down their cheeks and empty looks on their faces, two current Captains of the 2000 squad, quarterback Jason Twomley and tailback Frank McDonald, looked at their coach and promised that they would never feel this way again. <BR>Coach Cosenza recalled, “After the f