Local high school football schedule for Nov. 13

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(The playoff pairings for South

Carolina's Class AAAA and North

Carolina will be announced on Saturday)

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South Carolina Playoffs

(Times TBA)

Second Round

Class AAA

Midland Valley at Myrtle Beach

Socastee at Marlboro County

Class A, Division I

Carvers Bay at Hemingway

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