After their eighteen title in team history, Gaffney is starting over again.The Indians defeated Dutch Fork last December, snapping the Silver Foxes 62-game unbeaten streak and denying the Midlands powerhouse a sixth straight 5A championship, but for Gaffney to repeat, they'll need to replace a wealth of experience.Ten seniors from last year's team have graduated, and head coach Dan Jones will be counting on a bunch of talented, but unproven players to fill the gaps."We're playing a lot of tenth graders, they just haven't played any amount of varsity football yet," said Jones. "We have to get them some game experience, and let them get a feel for the speed and also the excitement and adrenaline that comes with a Friday night at Gaffney. We have some talented seniors that need to step up for us and bring those tenth graders along."Jones praised the offseason development of quarterback Grayson Loftis, saying the Duke commit is bigger, faster and stronger.Gaffney kicks off their season Saturday night in Rock Hill against last year's 4A champion South Pointe.Pigskin Previews:Riverside WarriorsFountain Inn FurySouthside Christian SabresAbbeville PanthersSeneca BobcatsWren HurricanesWalhalla RazorbacksMauldin MavericksWestside RamsDorman CavaliersGreenville Red RaidersSpartanburg Vikings