The sight of tackling dummies and blocking sleds being moved onto the field at Dawson County High School’s Tiger Stadium was a welcome sight for Linebacker Coach Gregory Baloga as fall sports season officially began on May 6. “It was nice to see all the equipment back out on the field,” Baloga said. “It will be good to be back out on the field again.” Despite that joyful feeling, Coach Baloga went on to acknowledge the challenges facing this year’s version of the Tigers as the team rebuilds from the loss of 28 seniors to graduation. “This is the time we get to take a look at new players and new talent, as well as a look at our returning guys,” Baloga said. “We finally get the chance to see if a kid that is good in the weight room can transition those skills to the field, and we get to see what we have to work with, who we need to develop.”