Operation Football preview: Dunbar Wolverines

Posted: Aug 15, 2017 / 09:25 PM EDT / Updated: Aug 15, 2017 / 09:25 PM EDT

DAYTON (WDTN) – After a controversial off-season, Dunbar returns to the field with a chip on it’s shoulder. Watch the preview.

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