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GHS head coach Bernard Goodrum talks with Delreon Cleveland during a timeout earlier this season. Horace Shivers III/GDN GRIFFIN — The regular season is officially in the rearview mirror, and the Griffin High Bears are preparing for their biggest challenge as they enter the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) Class AAAAA State Playoffs.The Bears (6-4) enter the postseason as the No. 29 seed and will travel to Dalton on Friday night to face the Catamounts at Harmon Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.For Dalton, Friday’s matchup carries additional significance. The Catamounts will host their first home playoff game in 10 years, creating what is expected to be an electric atmosphere.Dalton has been difficult to beat at home this season, posting a 4-1 record at Harmon Field. However, Griffin head coach Bernard Goodrum understands the challenge awaiting his team.“We understand the environment we’re walking into Friday night,” Goodrum said.

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