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SEPTEMBER 7-13, 2015

GRIDIRON

INSIDE » MSU’S RICHIE BROWN FEATURE » LAQUON TREADWELL RETURNS » DAYTHON DAVIS OPPORTUNITY » BIG 10 AND LITTLE 10 RANKINGS

AND NOTES » TOP 10 HIGH SCHOOL GAMES » MACJC ROUNDUP » HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS » HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULES

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Northwest Rankin junior quarterback Braden Smith has passed for 444 yards, rushed for 222 yards and has accounted for six total touch-downs. Smith rushed for 156 yards and two scores in last week’s win over Pearl.

5 RICHIE BROWN INTERVIEW: Richie Brown talks about the USM win and LSU coming up.

7 LAQUON TREADWELL IS FINDING HIS RHYTHM: Laquon Treadwell played in his first game since last year’s injury.

7 DAYTHON DAVIS WITH GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY: USM full-back Daython Davis adds physical presence to Eagles’ roster.

8 COLLEGE GAME BY GAME: A quick look at every college game in Mississippi.

9 HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS AND NOTES: Our staff takes a look at everything happening in high school football.

10 NATIONAL GUARD TEAM OF THE WEEK: We highlight last week’s best performances around the state.

12 TOP 10 HIGH SCHOOL GAMES: Our staff takes a look this week’s top 10 high school games.

13 MACJC ROUNDUP: The Mississippi junior colleges are in full swing in week 3 of the season.

14 HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE: A full listing of every high school game this week in the Magnolia State.

15 HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS: Updated standings of every region and district in Mississippi.

On the Cover: Oak Grove senior wide receiver Jordan Duncan is committed to the University of California. Duncan has helped lead the Warriors to a 2-0 record with 14 receptions for 159 yards and a pair of touchdowns.

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Mississippi State picked up a road win in week one as the Bulldogs emerged victorious over the home standing Golden Eagles of Southern Miss. The Bulldogs held the Eagles to 102 yards on the ground and limited the hosts to just one offen-sive touchdown. Linebacker Richie Brown was the leading tackler in the game with 11 personnel stops.

“It went pretty good,” Brown said of his team’s first night in the new defense. “I think some young guys learned a lot of things. We had some simple mistakes here and there that would should have capitalized on here or there, but all in all it was a good night.”

A key point in the ball game took place just before the first half ended. Southern Miss was set up with a first and goal to go at the Missis-sippi State three yard line. The four ensuing plays netted just two yards as the Bulldogs stood tall on their own goal line.

“That goal line stand was big for our defense,” Brown said. “They were trying to run it down our throats and we were trying to send a message not to do that. I think the whole defense did good on that. Everybody was swarming to the ball.

“I got in on that a little bit. They were running right down my ‘A’ gap.”

The Bulldog defense spent most of the first half on the field as the Mississippi State offense was limited to just seven offensive snaps. After a Bulldog score on their first pos-session after intermission, Brown made a play that led to a reversal of fortunes.

“I was just running to the ball like usual and the ball just popped up,” Brown said of his interception. “Great things happen when you run to the ball. We had great coverage on their receivers and I just got a nice bounce. You have to be able to create those turnovers.”

The Bulldogs scored on three of their third quarter possessions, which provide some distance between them and the Golden Eagles. Southern Miss pulled out all of the stops including a pair of onsides kicks and gadget plays.

Brown reports that his team ex-pected the Eagles to come out ready to play hard to defend their home turf.

“We knew they were going to come out and be a better team this year,” Brown said. “We knew they had a chip on their shoulder. They

are a much better team. We weren’t surprised by that at all. We knew that they would be.”

Southern Miss struggled to establish a ground game, but found some success through the air netting 311 passing yards. Brown admit-ted that the Eagles presented some new wrinkles that took some time to adjust to.

“They had some really good schemes going,” Brown explained. “They came with some different formations and stuff like that and some things we really hadn’t prac-ticed. That’s really not a big deal. We should have covered it.

“We had a little air here and a little bit of first game jitters. We had some little errors that we’ll get fixed.”

The trip to Hattiesburg provided Brown the chance to be closer to his hometown of Long Beach, Missis-sippi as well as a return visit to the site of some camping dates when he was searching for his college home.

“I played in a few Brett Favre 7-on-7 championships here,” Brown said. “We went undefeated here a couple of years. I like winning here. It’s fun.”

With the Bulldogs now 1-0, the stage is set for a huge ball game this week as Mississippi State hosts the Tigers of LSU in the home opener in

Former Long Beach star linebacker Richie Brown had a game-high eleven tackles and an interception in the Bulldogs’ 34-16 win over Southern Miss Saturday night.

RICHIE BROWN TALKS USM, LSU WEEK

Mississippi State junior linebacker Richie Brown led all players with eleven tackles in the win over Southern Miss .

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AP TOP 25# Team Rec Pts Next Week1 Ohio State(61) 1-0 1525 9/12 vs Hawaii2 Alabama 1-0 1420 9/12 vs Middle Tennessee3 TCU 1-0 1365 9/12 vs Stephen F Austin4 Baylor 1-0 1252 9/12 vs Lamar5 Michigan State 1-0 1198 9/13 vs #7 Oregon6 Auburn 1-0 1166 9/12 vs Jacksonville State7 Oregon 1-0 1081 9/13 @ #5 Michigan State8 USC 1-0 1074 9/13 vs Idaho9 Notre Dame 1-0 1061 9/12 @ Virginia

10 Georgia 1-0 981 9/12 @ Vanderbilt11 Florida State 1-0 942 9/12 vs South Florida12 Clemson 1-0 862 9/12 vs Appalachian State13 UCLA 1-0 833 9/13 @ UNLV14 LSU 0-0 653 9/13 @ #25 Mississippi State15 Georgia Tech 1-0 636 9/12 vs Tulane16 Texas A&M 1-0 629 9/12 vs Ball State17 Ole Miss 1-0 600 9/12 vs Fresno State18 Arkansas 1-0 480 9/12 vs Toledo19 Oklahoma 1-0 469 9/12 @ #23 Tennessee20 Boise State 1-0 279 9/13 @ BYU21 Missouri 1-0 274 9/12 @ Arkansas State22 Arizona 1-0 259 9/12 @ Nevada23 Tennessee 1-0 169 9/12 vs #19 Oklahoma24 Utah 1-0 137 9/12 vs Utah State25 Mississippi State 1-0 104 9/13 vs #14 LSU

Receiving votes: Wisconsin 79, BYU 74, Northwestern 72, Arizona State 49, Oklahoma State 30, West Virginia 23, Temple 8, Florida 8, Cincin-nati 7, Kansas State 7, Minnesota 5, NC State 4, Louisville 4, Western Kentucky 3, California 2, Stanford 1

Starkville. The Tigers saw their game on Saturday cancelled due to inclem-ent weather.

Brown does not believe that many if any conclusions can be drawn from the fact that the Bayou Bengals did not get the chance to work the kinks out against McNeese State. The ju-nior linebacker expects a hard fought Saturday night battle against the boys from Baton Rouge.

“They’re a good team and they’re going to play some good hard ball,” Brown said of the Tigers. “I am sure that they will come out aggressive and we are going to play our best.”

The Tigers are a much different animal when it comes to offensive play calling. Les Miles likes to line up and run downhill, while Southern Miss like to spread the ball around more on the perimeter. Brown reports that the change in opponent’s offensive philosophy will provide a unique set of challenges.

“It’s a little bit different offense,” Brown said of LSU. “It’s running downhill. That’s how LSU is and we have to prepare for that this week. We’ll have to switch gears a little bit. There was a little bit of LSU in what (Southern Miss) did here and there, but we have to transfer for more of a downhill running mindset this week.”

COACHES TOP 25# Team Rec Pts1 Ohio State(63) 1-0 15992 Alabama(1) 1-0 14853 TCU 1-0 14644 Baylor 1-0 13495 Oregon 1-0 12796 Michigan State 1-0 12527 Auburn 1-0 11908 Florida State 1-0 10909 Georgia 1-0 1075

10 USC 1-0 103511 Notre Dame 1-0 99412 Clemson 1-0 87013 UCLA 1-0 80114 Ole Miss 1-0 73515 LSU 0-0 73416 Georgia Tech 1-0 65117 Oklahoma 1-0 54118 Arkansas 1-0 49519 Texas A&M 1-0 41820 Arizona 1-0 33621 Missouri 1-0 30122 Boise State 1-0 27723 Tennessee 1-0 21224 Wisconsin 0-1 10825 Utah 1-0 106

Receiving votes: Mississippi State 97, Arizona State 66, Oklahoma State 52, Northwestern 35, BYU 23, Kansas State 23, South Caro-lina 22, Duke 15, West Virginia 13, Miami (FL) 12, Florida 7, Louisville 6, Marshall 6, Minnesota 5, NC State 4, Nebraska 3, Maryland 3, Temple 3, Pittsburgh 2, Illinois 2, Memphis 1, Stanford 1

SEC STANDINGSEast Division Conf AllGeorgia 0-0 1-0South Carolina 0-0 1-0Florida 0-0 1-0Kentucky 0-0 1-0Missouri 0-0 1-0Tennessee 0-0 1-0Vanderbilt 0-0 0-1West Division Conf AllArkansas 0-0 1-0Ole Miss 0-0 1-0Alabama 0-0 1-0Auburn 0-0 1-0Mississippi State 0-0 1-0Texas A&M 0-0 1-0LSU 0-0 0-0

C-USA STANDINGSEast Division Conf AllFlorida Intl 0-0 1-0Charlotte 0-0 1-0Western Kentucky 0-0 1-0Old Dominion 0-0 1-0Middle Tennessee 0-0 1-0Marshall 0-0 1-0Florida Atlantic 0-0 0-1West Division Conf AllLouisiana Tech 0-0 1-0Rice 0-0 1-0North Texas 0-0 0-0Texas San Antonio 0-0 0-1UTEP 0-0 0-1Southern Miss 0-0 0-1


The season opener between Ole Miss and UT-Martin was scheduled as a one-sided win and that’s exactly how it played out with the Rebels manhandling the Skyhawks 76-3 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

Everything - almost - about Saturday’s season opener against UT-Martin went according to plan, at least on the field.

The Rebs, as expected, mauled the Skyhawks, 76-3, with just about everything clocking the Rebs’ way.

(We’ll get to the off-the-field ‘stuff’ in a bit.)

Take a lot of the following with a grain of salt - with al due respect to them, the Skyhawks were hard to get a true measurement from.

* Everyone, literally, had their eyes on the quarterbacks since there has been an eight-month battle for the starting nod. Junior Chad Kelly won the honor to start the opener and did not disappoint, throwing for 211 yards and two TDs and running for a 20 yard TD. But Ryan Buchanan and DeVante Kincade also did nice jobs, showing why the battle for the job has been, as the coaches have been saying

all along, a close one. At the same time, yours truly can see why Chad currently has the edge. Either way, from a first look perspective, QB is in pretty good hands.

* It was good to see Laquon Treadwell back in action, even though the gifted one played tentative and looked rusty, which he admitted and felt postgame. That will go away, quickly. Good to have that first game back from his horrific injury under his belt.

* From the first day of spring train-ing until the present, the Rebels have worked on improving the run game. If their dreams are to be fulfilled, they must be a better run team than they were last year. The early signs are positive that they are better on the ground. Again, we’re tempering our enthusiasm based on the opposition, but from an execution standpoint, the Rebel run game just looked crisper and better overall. 338 yards rushing is a modicum of proof.

* Individually, it was cool to see Robert Nkemdiche catch a TD pass out of the heavy set (Freeze said he called the play for Robert’s Mom, who was in attendance on a rare occasion) and to block a field goal, besides caus-ing havoc on the DL.

Laquon Treadwell caught four passes for 48 yards in his first return to the football field following last year’s season-ending injury.

LAQUON TREADWELL SEARCHING FOR RHYTHM

Ole Miss junior wide receiver Laquon Treadwell saw his first game action back from last year’s season-ending injury.

* It was great to see Carlos Davis back in action after sitting out a year with a knee injury. He has a re-ally good look, from my cheap seat, fielding punts and he certainly looks capable of making a play with his speed and courage back there.

* It was cool to see Cody Core, Markell Pack, Quincy Adeboyejo, Jaylen Walton (2), Eugene Brazley and D.K. Buford score offensive TDs and Trae Elston’s 93-yard interception return was scintillating.

* It was good see freshman LG Javon Patterson in action with his first career start. He’s going to be a special OL here and is off to a really fast start.

Now to the unexpected. . . . Rumors started circulating Thurs-

day about the school siting out Lar-emy Tunsil while some “unresolved issues” were being looked into by the NCAA. He sat out the opener, which he was not needed in, but the question that nobody can seem to answer is ‘how many more games, if any?’ The prevailing thought, also rumor, is “2-4” but nobody really knows for sure.

Fahn Cooper moved to left tackle from RT for the UT-Martin game and did a fine job, but with all respect to Fahn, he is no Tunsil, who is a top five NFL pick. It was good to see Sean

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Sophomore fullback Daythan Davis was still reflecting on the open-ing weekend in Hattiesburg when the Mississippi State Bulldogs came rolling into town.

Though the Eagles came up on the losing side of the scoreboard, there are plenty of things for this team to take into the rest of the season and plenty of ways to continue to carry on that momentum.

“It was amazing to see the stadium packed and to see all the Gold,” Da-vis told GoldenEaglePride.com after Tuesday’s practice.

“We were so excited to see all that gold. After the Eagle walk everyone was as amped as could be and just ready to play.”

The Eagles lost 34-16 in a game that was closer than the score, and after all the off-season talk of an improved team Southern Miss was excited they were able to show it

against a quality opponent.“I’m a firm believer that even

though we had a loss at the beginning of the season it will only make us a better team,” Davis said.

“We are certainly learning from it. We don’t really like to hear that we played a heck of a game because we believe we could have won the game and that is the way this team really thinks. We just have to build off that and continue to grow as a team even from that loss.”

This team has a different approach coming into games this season. They have moved from hoping to win to really believing they are going to win, and it’s something that Davis said comes from continuity and belief in one another.

“The mindset is this year that we have all been together, the core of the team at least, and we know what we are doing and feel confident in our system and our coaches,” he said.

“There are no more excuses. We are going to go out and make things happen, it is not a question of if, but

Southern Miss fullback Dayton Davis provides the Golden Eagle offense with a physical presence.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR DAVISwhen.

“After last year I feel like the mental aspect of it is really down so we just have to go out there and do it. We have the mental side locked down knowing the system.”

Davis, who had a nice catch out of the backfield for 18 yards, believes there is more of that in store for him this year.

“I think I will be more active in the offense,” he said.

“Now that we have the TE’s be-cause they don’t need me as much to stay in and block. Last year we had Triplett out there who was a pure re-ceiver and I had to block all the time.

“Now I can go out and make plays through the air because our offensive line is better and we have more who

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can block and block well in the pass-ing game. We just have a whole lot more options this season.”

Southern Miss dove into Tuesday’s practice with the task of putting the emotional game Saturday behind them and focused on getting ready for Austin Peay.

“We just keep telling ourselves that we haven’t won a game yet and we have to prepare the same every game,” Davis said.

“We are going into it with the mindset that we have to work as hard as if it is any game and not worry about who the opponent is. We can talk all we want but if we don’t get it done at practice and preparation then we will not get it done on the field. This team is very focused.”


Southern Miss sophomore full-back Daython Davis.


Rawlings get his first start at RT, but with all due respect to him, he’s not Fahn Cooper yet.

Bottom line, obviously, is that the Rebs need Tunsil back in the fold. And that’s a big ‘duh, Chuck.’

Also, MLB C.J. Johnson, FS C.J. Hampton and DT Breeland Speaks (for a half) were suspended and it was stat-ed those suspensions were for breaking

team rules, even though we had heard Hampton’s was also NCAA related. Either way, all three are anticipated to play next week against Fresno State.

Get Laremy back soon and all will be well with the world because other than his school-imposed suspension, all was well in the world of Ole Miss football. . .

. . . . as expected.


COLLEGE with Fresno State, 2-0. The two teams last met in 2012, with Ole Miss win-ning 38-28 in Fresno. Pick: Ole Miss 34-14

Tennessee State vs. Jackson State (Memphis)Saturday, 6:00 pm

The Tigers travelled to Murfrees-boro, Tennessee last week and lost to Middle Tennessee State 70-14.

One of the bright spots on offense was the play of quarterback La Mon-tiez Ivy, who completed 22-39 passes for 264 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception.

Head Coach Rod Reed enters his sixth season at the helm of Tennessee State.

Last season, Tennessee State de-feated Jackson State 35-7. Tennessee State has won the past three meetings leads the all-time series 14-11. Pick: Tennessee State 21-18

Alcorn State (0-1) at Alabama State (0-1)Saturday, 6:00 pm

The Braves started their season last Thursday with a loss to Georgia Tech, 69-6. Quarterback John Gibbs completed 8 of 22 passes for only 50 yards and an interception. Damon Watkins led Alcorn State with 12 tackles against the Yellowjackets.

The Hornets have 12 starters returning. Daniel Duhart enters the 2015 season as the fourth leading player in ASU history in total offense (4,844) and in passing yards (4,509).

The Hornets dropped their season opener to Tennessee State, 24-14 in Nashville last Sunday. Pick: Alcorn State 35-24

Southern (0-1) at Mississippi Valley State (0-1) Thursday, 6:30 pm

Southern will look for their first win of the season when they travel to Itta Bena to take on Mississippi Valley State. Last week, Southern opened their season with a 62-15 loss at Louisiana Tech (1-0).

Last Saturday, the Delta Devils travelled to Albuquerque to take on the University of New Mexico. After dropping a 66-0 decision to the Lobos, the Delta Devils return to Itta Bena to open up their conference schedule against Southern. Pick: Southern: 28-10

Delta State (1-0) at Texas A&M - Commerce (1-0)Saturday, 7:00 pm

The #10 Delta State Statesmen will head to Commerce, Texas as they take on the #18 Texas A&M – Com-merce Lions.

In last week’s season opener, the Statesmen defeated Fort Valley State, 48-7. Tyler Sullivan led Delta State by throwing for 293 yards on 16-25 passing with three touchdowns. Law-

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rence Hopkins had eight tackles. Commerce enters Saturday’s

matchup coming off their season opening win over Adams State, 48-17. Against Adams State, A&M quarterback Harrison Stewart com-pleted 17 of 32 passes for 254 yards and three touchdowns.

Commerce and Delta State last met at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas back in 2013. The Lions defeated the Statesmen, 45-37. Pick: DSU 42-31

Mississippi College (1-0) at North Alabama (1-0)Saturday, 6:00 pm / ESPN3

The Choctaws will travel to Flor-ence, Alabama to take on #13 North Alabama in both teams’ conference openers. The Choctaws started their second season under head coach John Bland with a 61-6 victory over Texas College.

Kyle Smith completed 8-13 passes for 138 yards and a pair of touch-downs. In the rushing department, MC was led by Smith, who carried the ball nine times for a team-high 67 yards and a score. Six different Choc-taws scored rushing touchdowns.

On defense, Alexander Greer led the team with six tackles, while Da’Quan Lewis and Chris Manning picked off passes for the Choctaws.

Quarterback Luke Wingo complet-ed 18-26 passes for 187 yards with one touchdown and an interception in the North Alabama season opener. Lamonte Thompson rushed for 173

yards on 22 carries. Last year, North Alabama defeated

Mississippi College in Clinton, 58-0. Pick: North Alabama 28-14

Millsaps (1-0) at Mary Hardin-Baylor (1-0)Saturday, 6:00 pm

Last week, Millsaps opened up their season with a 52-23 victory over rival Belhaven. Against Belhaven, quarterback Ty Procter threw for 122 yards on 12-19 passing with three touchdowns.

The #4 Crusaders travelled to Ohio Wesleyan and won their season opener, 42-3. The Crusaders did most of their damage on the ground, rush-ing for 246 yards as a team. Pick: UMHB 35-21

Wisconsin-Whitewater (0-0) at Belhaven (0-1)Saturday, 1:00 pm

The #1 Wisconsin-Whitewater Warhawks have won six of the last eight NCAA Division III National Championships. Seven players return on offense, including the entire of-fensive line.

Belhaven dropped their season opener to cross-town rival Millsaps, 52-23. Clayton Webb put together one of the greatest performances in Belhaven history. Webb completed 47 of 72 passes for 525 yards, three touchdowns, and a pair of intercep-tions. Pick: UWW 42-17

On defense, Southern Miss was led by Picasso Nelson, Deshadrick Truly, and D’Nerius Antoine, who had five tackles apiece.

The Governors dropped their season opener at home to Mercer, 28-7. At quarterback, Austin Peay’s Trey Taylor threw for 188 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. Pick: USM 35-14

Fresno State (1-0) at Ole Miss (0-1)Saturday, 2:30 pm / ESPN2

The Rebels began their 2015 campaign with a blowout victory over UT-Martin, 76-3. The Rebels did most of their damage on the ground last week, amassing 338 rushing yards on 36 carries.

On defense, Tony Bridges led the Rebels with six tackles. A.J. Moore had five tackles with a forced fumble, while Trae Elston had a 93-yard inter-ception return for a touchdown.

Fresno State hasn’t beaten a ranked team since 2004. They opened their 2015 season with a 34-13 win over Abilene Christian.

Ole Miss leads the all-time series

LSU (0-0) at Mississippi State (1-0)Saturday, 8:15 pm / ESPN

MSU opens SEC play Saturday as they host the LSU Tigers. Last week, the Bulldogs travelled to Hattiesburg and defeated Southern Miss, 34-16. Dak Prescott completed 22-38 passes for 237 yards and two touchdowns.

The #14 LSU Tigers will be mak-ing their season debut Saturday. Last week’s opener vs. McNeese State was cancelled due to lightning with 10:08 left in the first quarter.

Last year, Mississippi State de-feated LSU 34-29 in Baton Rouge. It was the Bulldogs’ first win at LSU since 1991. The win also snapped LSU’s 14-game win streak vs. Mis-sissippi State. Pick: LSU 24-21

Austin Peay (0-1) at Southern Mississippi (0-1)Saturday, 2:30 pm

Last week against MSU, Southern Miss was led by quarterback Nick Mullins, who completed 30 of 44 passes for 311 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions.

Mississippi College sophomore quarterback Kyle Smith had 205 total yards last week. The former Petal star accounted for 3 TD’s.


Delta State senior defensive tackle Randall Boyd starred at Forest High. He had four tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss last week.



Bobby Hall Gets Win No. 300

Biloxi coach Bobby Hall got coaching career win No. 300 on Friday night when the Indians rallied back to beat Northshore (La.) 28-23.

Hall joins Jackson Prep coach Ricky Black and Centreville Acad-emy coach Bill Hurst as the only active coaches with 300 career wins or more.

Biloxi (2-1) hosts Gautier (2-1) on Friday.

Breland Bowl Has New Meaning

The Breland Bowl between Lake and Union will have an unfamiliar taste to it this year.

It isn’t for a region championship.For the first time in four seasons

the Hornets (3-0) and Yellow Jackets (3-0) will play for bragging rights instead of seeding going into the playoffs.

“The competiveness in us will come out before the game. But once the game starts it will be like any other game,” said Union coach Brad Breland. “There isn’t as much stress because we aren’t playing for playoff seeding so that’s enjoyable.”

Union has beaten Lake three times out of the four years. Union won last year 22-16, but Lake won the Region 5-2A championship due to point dif-ferentional.

“The expectations are still to win. Me and Brad want to beat each other as bad as we cane,” said Lake Jeff

NOTEBOOKHattiesburg vaults up this week’s rankings. Lafayette, St. Martin and Brandon join the Top 10.

Breland. “Someone will be unde-feated and the other won’t. The teams are 25 miles apart and the kids are developing a rivalry.”

Quarterback and Morton transfer Dylan Lingle has helped open up the Lake offense

The Hornets first string offense and defense hasn’t played a full four quarters this season.

“We are not a run heavy offense no more. Dylan has become a big time weapon for us at quarterback and we can score much more quickly than we have in the past,” Jeff Breland said. “We haven’t played a full complete game. This Friday night will the first game will have to play for complete quarters. We better come ready to play.”

Union will be playing keep away in order to try to stay in it.

“Play our assignments on of-fense and be consistent. Defensively we haven’t played well in the last two games. And we have given big plays,” Brad Breland said. “Lake as weapons and we are going to have to try to get them off the on third downs. “

Streak SnappedRiverside snapped the state’s

longest active losing streak on Friday night.

The Bulldogs saw its 27-game losing skid end with a 14-12 win over Durant.

The last win for Riverside came on Oct. 5, 2012 when the Bulldogs defeated now defunct S.V. Marshall 42-8. (Continued)

HIGH SCHOOL TOP 101 South Panola

Next: @ Madison Cen. 2-0

2 Noxubee County Next: @ Meridian 2-1

3 Starkville Next: Memphis KIPP 2-1

4 Oak Grove Next: @ D’Iberville 3-0

5 Madison Central Next: South Panola 3-0

6 Wayne County Next: Open 2-1

7 Hattiesburg Next: East Marion 3-0

8 Lafayette Next: Oxford 3-0

9 St. Martin Next: @ Crestview 3-0

10 Brandon Next: Tupelo 2-1

LITTLE 101 Bassfield

Next: @ Collins 3-0

2 Collins Next: Bassfield 2-1

3 Tylertown Next: Open 3-0

4 Charleston Next: @ Senatobia 2-1

5 MRA Next: @ Parklane 2-1

6 Jackson Prep Next: @ Pillow 3-0

7 Calhoun City Next: @ Aberdeen 2-1

8 West Marion Next: @ Columbia 3-0

9 Hazlehurst Next: @ Crystal Springs 3-0

10 East Webster Next: @ East Webster 3-0

6A TOP 10# Team Rec1 South Panola 2-02 Starkville 2-13 Oak Grove 3-04 Madison Central 3-05 St. Martin 3-06 Brandon 2-17 Northwest Rankin 3-08 Warren Central 2-19 DeSoto Central 2-1

10 Ocean Springs 2-1

5A TOP 10# Team Rec1 Wayne County 2-12 Hattiesburg 3-03 Pascagoula 2-14 Pearl River Central 2-05 Oxford 1-26 Grenada 2-17 Laurel 1-28 West Point 2-19 Clarksdale 2-1

10 Germantown 2-1

4A TOP 10# Team Rec1 Noxubee County 2-12 Lafayette 3-03 Itawamba AHS 3-04 St. Stanislaus 1-25 Greenwood 2-16 Kosciusko 2-07 Corinth 2-18 Senatobia 3-09 North Pike 2-1

10 McComb 2-1

3A TOP 10# Team Rec1 Collins 2-12 Tylertown 3-03 Charleston 2-14 West Marion 3-05 Hazlehurst 3-06 Kemper County 1-27 Philadelphia 2-18 Franklin County 2-19 Aberdeen 2-1

10 Forest 1-1

2A TOP 10# Team Rec1 Bassfield 3-02 Calhoun City 2-13 East Webster 3-04 Bay Springs 2-15 Baldwyn 2-16 Winona 3-07 Pisgah 3-08 Lake 3-09 Heidelberg 3-0

10 Eupora 3-0

1A TOP 10# Team Rec1 Simmons 2-02 Resurrection 3-03 Shaw 2-14 Smithville 2-15 Broad Street 1-16 Salem 1-27 Noxapater 1-28 Falkner 2-19 Coffeeville 0-3

10 Nanih Waiya 0-3

AAAA TOP 10# Team Rec1 MRA 2-12 Jackson Prep 3-03 Oak Forest 2-14 PCS 2-15 Pillow 2-16 Copiah 3-07 Jackson Academy 0-38 Lamar 2-19 Washington 1-2

10 East Rankin 2-1

Oak Grove quarterback Alex Ward is averaging 210 yards passing per game with seven touchdowns and one pick.


Hattiesburg senior quarterback Julian Conner is averaging over 200 yards passing per game.


AAA TOP 10# Team Rec1 Adams County Chr. 3-02 Simpson 3-03 Starkville Academy 3-04 Cathedral 2-15 Indianola 3-06 Silliman 2-17 Centreville 2-18 Greenville St. Joseph 3-09 Columbia Academy 2-1

10 Leake Academy 2-1

AA TOP 10# Team Rec1 Tri-County 3-02 Marshall 2-13 Prentiss Christian 3-04 Trinity Episcopal 1-25 Oak Hill 2-16 Winona Christian 2-17 Canton Academy 1-28 Newton County Ac. 1-29 Sylva Bay 2-1

10 Benton Academy 1-2

A TOP 10 (8-MAN)# Team Rec1 Tallulah 2-02 Marvell 3-03 Christian Collegiate 3-04 Kemper Academy 3-05 Sharkey-Issaquena 2-16 Hebron Christian 2-17 Delta Academy 2-18 Tensas Academy 1-29 Macon Central 1-2

10 Calhoun Academy 1-2


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(From page 9) The Bulldogs (1-2) will travel to W Tallahatchie (2-1).

Carroll Academy (0-3) now holds the state’s longest active losing streak at 14 games.

National Guard Team Of The WeekOFFENSE

QB, Jack Abraham, OxfordOxford senior quarterback Jack

Abraham had a huge night in a loss to Madison Central. Abraham com-pleted 36-68 passes for 479 yards and three touchdowns against the Jaguars.

AP, Juwan Adams, North Pike North Pike senior quarterback Juwan Adams earns the all-purpose spot this week after rushing for 98 yards and a pair of touchdowns, to go with 283 passing yards and two more scores in a 38-35 win over Franklin County.

RB, Tyrell Price, LafayetteLafayette senior running back

Tyrell Price carried the ball 36 times for 277 yards and two touchdowns in a 20-14 win over Grenada last week.

WR, Calvin Keys, CollinsCollins wideout Calvin Keys

hauled in four passes for 176 yards and two touchdowns in a 28-26 loss to Hattiesburg last week.

OL, HazlehurstThe Hazlehurst offensive line

paved the way for a 36-24 win over

Magee. The Indians piled up 438 rushing yards as a team on just 38 carries for an 11.5 yards per carry av-erage. Two players rushed for more than 100 yards.

DEFENSEDL, Jeffery Simmons, Noxubee

CountyNoxubee County senior defensive

lineman Jeffery Simmons almost led his Tigers to a 10-6 win over Aleda, the TX 5A defending state champs. Simmons had nine tackles, a forced fumble and a sack in the 10-6 loss.

LB, T-Tez Cole, Lawrence County

Lawrence County senior line-backer T-Tez Cole racked up 22 total tackles and six tackles for loss in a 55-33 win over Brookhaven. Cole also recovered a fumble.

DB, Graham Eklund, Jackson Prep

Jackson Prep senior defensive back Graham Eklund turned a pair of interceptions into touchdowns as the Patriots beat Cathedral 49-17.

SPECIAL TEAMSPK, Haden Miller, PisgahPisgah junior placekicker Haden

Miller hit 5-5 field goal attempts in the Dragons’ 35-14 win over St. Andrews. Miller also averaged 34.7 yards per punt.

Top PerformersQB, Jack Abraham, OxfordOxford senior quarterback Jack

Abraham had a huge night in a loss to Madison Central. Abraham com-pleted 36-68 passes for 479 yards and three touchdowns against the Jaguars.

Andrew Berry (RB), MRA: Patriot running back Andrew Berry helped lead MRA to a blowout of Taylorsville with 176 yards rushing and five touchdowns.

Thomas Poole (RB), Brookhav-en: Thomas Poole had one of the state’s best performances last week with 232 yards rushing and a pair of touchdowns in a loss to Lawrence County.

Cam Akers (QB), Clinton: The Arrows came up short against Bran-don but Cam Akers was big with 302 yards of total offense and four scores.

Kyle Burney (RB), Simpson: With 131 yards rushing on 20 car-ries and a touchdown, Kyle Burney helped to lead the Cougars over Lamar in an MAIS rivalry game.

Michael Allen, (RB), German-town: Germantown running back Michael Allen was impressive with 151 yards rushing and three scores in a 27-24 victory over visiting Men-denhall.

Julian Conner (QB), Hatties-burg: Junior quarterback Julian Conner came up big in a hard-fought 28-26 win over Collins, finishing with three touchdowns and 250 yards of total offense.

Vijay Miller (QB), Itawamba: Quarterback Vijay Miller paced an Itawamba offense that ranks among the nation’s best statistically. Miller piled up 340 yards of total offense and accounted for five touchdowns in a win over Saltillo.

Jett Johnson (DB), Tupelo: Jett Johnson had a full night with ten tackles, a pair of interceptions and a forced fumble as Tupelo rolled over Shannon 55-16.

Quitten Brown (RB), Lawrence County: The Cougar running back finished the night with 172 yards rushing and three touchdowns in a blowout win over Brookhaven.

Antares Gwyn (QB), Corinth: Quarterback Antares Gwyn piled up the yardage in a win over Ripley, ending the night with 349 yards of offense and five touchdowns.

Luke Logan (RB), Presbyterian Christian: PCS receiver Luke Logan caught five passes for 209 yards and three scores in a win over Parklane.

Jacob Crawley (WR), Jackson Prep: Jacob Crawley had 135 yards of offense and two touchdowns in a win over Cathedral. Crawley also hit all seven of his extra point attempts.

LaRaymond Spivery (QB), George County: LaRaymond Spiv-ery led George County over Petal with 368 yards of total offense and three touchdowns.

Statistal Leaders PASSING

# Team Yds/G1 Desmond Hunter, WCHS 356.52 Myles Brennan, St. Stan 350.33 Jack Abraham, Oxford 308.74 Brady Anderson, Brandon 300.05 Thomas Stevens, N. Hope 289.56 Juwan Adams, N. Pike 288.07 Detric Hawthorn, Collins 278.78 Tucker Boykin, Taylorsville 263.39 Eric Clark Jr., Kemper Co. 262.0

10 Danterius Ellington, C. Hill 258.511 V. J. Miller, Itawamba 258.312 Reggie Stewart, Wayne Co 257.513 Wiley Cleland , Columbia A 255.314 Markeveon Quinn, Rulevile 234.315 LaRaymond Spivery, GC 212.016 Mon. Montgomery, Starkv. 211.317 Alex Ward, Oak Grove 210.518 Julian Conner, Hattiesburg 209.019 D'angelo Shelton, Provine 205.020 Quavonte Adams, Amite C 201.0

RUSHING# Team Yds/G1 Zay Cullens, N. Pontotoc 219.32 Ben Hoffman, Lewisburg 176.33 Greg. Wilson, Holmes Co 172.74 Kevin Perkins, Rosa Fort 171.05 Quitten Brown, Lawr. Co. 167.76 Tyrell Price, Lafayette 159.07 Deion Dampeer, Mendenh 157.78 Alan Lamar. DeSoto Cen. 157.79 Jake Harville, Lewisburg 152.3

10 Terrence Thomas, St. Joe 148.311 James Smith, Velma Jack. 147.712 Justin Goodwin, Clarkdale 145.313 Marq. Kirkham, Gentry 144.714 Deon Leflore, Leake Cen. 142.315 Tyler Polk, St. Martin 140.716 T. J. McGinnis, Pisgah 140.3

RECEIVING# Team Yds/G1 Clifton Shavers 173.02 Devin Ducksworth 169.0

3 Ramiek Wallace 158.54 D.J. Clayton 157.05 Jonathan Weeks 140.06 Javian Jackson 133.07 Kalem Reddix 131.08 A.j. Brown 122.79 Chase Rogers 121.7

10 Corson Gunn 108.011 Dondre Andrews 108.012 Charles Hartfield 107.013 Anthony Juan 106.514 Calvin Keys 104.315 Andre Erby 99.516 Travion Jones 98.017 Kory Stephens 97.5

Pisgah senior athlete T. J. McGinnis is 16th in the state averaging 140 yards rushing per game.


Oxford quarterback Jack Abraham completed 36-68 passes for 479 yards and three TD’s in the Chargers loss to Madison Central.


NOTEBOOK

Jackson Prep defensive back Graham Eklund picked off two passes against Cathedral, returning both for scores.



TOP 10 GAMES OF THE WEEKSouth Panola rolls into Madison Central to test a Jaguar team that has impressed so far this season. 1. South Panola (2-0) at Madi-son Central (3-0), Thursday

Don’t call it David vs. Goliath just yet. Madison Central has been one of the most impressive teams through the first weeks of the season. The Jaguar defense, led by Will Brooks and Tiki McField, must find ways to slow down the heavy Tiger rushing attack. Jack Walker has been solid under center.

South Panola is coming off a bye week and will look to open up more of its offense with Tyler Pogue back from a knee injury. He played two weeks ago in the win over Meridian. Defending champs in a close one in The Jungle. Pick: South Panola 27-24

2. Oxford (1-2) at Lafayette (3-0)

Things have gone quite opposite of last year heading into this years Crosstown Classic. The Chargers have dropped two in a row to Starkville and Madison Central, while the Commodores have cruised along. Oxford looks to get things going again behind quarterback and Tulane commit Jack Abraham and wide receiver DK Metcalf. Abraham passed for a whopping 479 yards and three TD’s last week.

Lafayette has flown under the radar most of the season but the Commodores are absolutely loaded. They will look to keep Tyrell Price and the heavy rushing attack rolling. Price rushed for nearly 300 yards in last week’s very impressive win over Grenada. Commodores stun the Chargers. Pick: Lafayette 30-27

3. Tupelo (2-1) at Brandon (2-1)This will be the first time ever the

Golden Wave and Bulldogs will meet on the gridiron. After its opening week loss to Clarksdale, Tupelo has won two straight and quarterback Daniel Bristow has been nothing short of lights out.

Brandon is coming off a big emo-tional overtime win against Clinton last week behind back-up quarterback Bo Whatley, but expect regular starter Brady Anderson to play this week. Dogs at home.Pick: Brandon 21-20

4. Bassfield (3-0) at Collins (2-1)The defending Class 3A and Class

2A state champions will meet in the

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biggest “small school” game of the regular season. The Tigers knocked off the Yellowjackets last year and snapped Bassfield’s 26-game winning streak, so expect Bassfield to have revenge on their minds. The Yellow-jackets heavy rushing attack is led by Timothy Arnold and Ron Thompson.

Detric Hawthorn is pacing the high-potent Collins passing attack. Calvin Keys had 176 yards receiving in last week’s loss to Hattiesburg. Bassfield gets revenge.

Pick: Bassfield 32-24

5. Pascagoula (2-1) at George County (3-0)

Two former Region 4-5A rivals will go head to head in Lucedale. George County has been one of the surprises through the first three weeks and is led by dual-threat quarterback LaRaymond Spivery and running back Khalil Burns.

Pascagoula is coming off a big win over D’Iberville and is led by quarter-back Granland Torjusen. Panthers get it done on the road.Pick: Pascagoula 25-19

6. Philadelphia (2-1) at Louis-ville (2-1)

Two heavyweights and traditional powerhouses will go head to head.

The Tornadoes are coming off a loss to rival Neshoba Central, while the Wildcats bounced back after their whipping to West Point and went on the road and beat a good Kemper County squad.

Sophomore Courtney Smith has rushed for five touchdowns to lead the heavy Philadelphia rushing at-tack, Louisville is led by Keon Cole-man. Cats at home.Pick: Louisville 20-17

7. East Webster (3-0) at Hous-ton (3-0)

The Hilltoppers and Wolverines have lived up to expectations so far this season. Expect a lot of rush-ing attempts in this one. Do-it-all quarterback Jack Wilson leads a East Webster offense that is averag-ing 233.5 yards rushing. Houston is averaging 159.3 yards on the ground and is led by sophomores Quenton May and Urriah Shepherd.

Defensive back Denver McQuary is still two interceptions away from breaking state record held by Steve McNair. Hilltoppers at home.Pick: Houston 30-20

8. Calhoun City (2-1) at Aber-deen (2-1)

Two heavyweights that look to make deep runs in the playoffs will go head to head in Aberdeen. Quar-terback Tramonte Prather has thrown for 417 yards and three touchdowns and Memphis commit Jerrick Orr has been Prather’s main target for the Bulldogs.

Calhoun City is led by Brieton Sykes. Sykes led the team to the state championship game last season and looks to do the same this year, but

Aberdeen is playing well. Aberdeen in a close one at home.Pick: Aberdeen 21-19

9. Union (3-0) at Lake (3-0)The Breland Bowl will have a

unfamiliar taste to it this season with the teams competing in different divisions. Unlike the last few seasons this game will not decide a region championship.

Jay Jimison leads the heavy rush-ing attack for the Hornets, while the Yellow Jackets are led by Austin Hood. Lake gets revenge at home.Pick: Lake 22-18

10. Greenville St. Joseph (3-0) at Indianola Academy (3-0)

So far so good for Greenville St. Joe in its first three games as a mem-ber of the MAIS, but the Irish will get its first test of the season when hits the road to face the Colonels. Quar-terback Brice Johnson has thrown for nine touchdowns and has rushed for four more. Indianola Academy is led by Taylor Roberson. Irish pass road test.Pick: Greenville St. Joe 35-25

Madison Central senior tight end Grayson Gunter is committed to the University of Arkansas and is a big reason the Jaguars are 3-0.



Co-Lin Snaps East MS Streak

They say all things must come to an end.

Copiah-Lincoln did just that to East Mississippi’s 26-game losing streak as the fourth-ranked Wolfpack stunned the top-ranked Lions 31-24 in over-time last Thursday night.

Co-Lin was the last team to beat EMCC back in the MACJC playoffs of 2012.

“That is just credit to our coaches and kids for playing hard,” said Copiah-Lincoln coach Glenn Davis. “There are great teams in this league and are capable of beating anybody on any given day. It does not matter who it is.”

The Wolfpack got the ball to start the overtime period and scored on a 5-yard touchdown pass from Garrett Kruzcek to Lakedric Lee.

Then back up linebacker and former McComb standout Jaquarius Landrews intercepted a Wyatt Roberts pass at the 7-yard line in overtime to seal it for Co-Lin.

“I just read the quarterbacks eyes the entire time and when he threw I jumped and hoped I would catch it,” Landrew said. “This is the biggest win of my life by far.”

Jones (0-2) at Southwest (1-1)Thursday, 7:00 pm

Jones fell 21-20 to Itawamba last week and 42-20 to Northwest in week 1. Linebacker Ty Hill leads the MACJC with 28 tackles. Last week, DeSherrius Flowers rushed 12 times for 74 yards. Michael Godley is 4-4 on field goals this year.

Southwest is playing at home for the first time this season. The Bears knocked off MS Delta 20-13 last week. Tight end Ravian Pierce had eight catches for 38 yards in the game. LaDarion Thompson rushed for 78 yards on 16 carries.Pick: Jones 21-17

Hinds (2-0) at Pearl River (1-1)Thursday, 7:00 pm

Hinds beat Pearl River 30-15 last year in Raymond and have won four straight in the series. The Eagles beat Northeast 44-13 last week. Javon Wims had 6 catches for 191 yards last week.

Pearl River fell to Holmes last week. They were led by quarterback Mack Lowrie who completed 6-15 passes for 144 yards and a touch-down. Pick: Hinds 27-20

Coahoma (0-2) at East MS (1-1)Thursday, 7:00 pm

East Mississippi saw their nation-leading 26-game winning streak snapped at Co-Lin last week in overtime. Wyatt Roberts threw for 337 yards in the loss. D. J. Law ran for 100 yards and Isaiah Wright had

MACJC ROUNDUPCo-Lin moves to No. 2 in the latest JCGridiron top 30 rank-ings after beating previous No. 3 East MS last week.

104 yards receiving. Coahoma lost their second straight

game, 46-13 against East Central. Pick: East MS 35-10

Northeast (0-2) at Northwest (2-0)Thursday, 6:30 pm

Northwest beat their second straight top 20 team last week with a 26-10 win over Gulf Coast. The Rangers rolled up 405 yards of total offense and held Gulf Coast to 150. Justin Crawford rushed for 131 yards. Gardner Minshew passed for 242 yards and three TD’s.

Northeast fell 44-13 to Hinds. Mackenro Alexander returned a blocked field goal for a touchdown in the game. Shaquile Bush and Bran-don Tillman each had six tackles.Pick: Northwest 34-17

Itawamba (1-1) at Holmes (1-1)Thursday, 7:00 pm

Itawamba improved to 1-1 with a 21-20 win over Jones. Kwadra Griggs passed for 251 yards and a touch-down. ICC had 372 yards of offense overall. Colton Bramlett and Daniel Johnson each had 8 tackles.

Holmes was a winner last week, beating Pearl River 34-14 behind 550 yards of total offense. Dejerric Bryant had 71 yards rushing and 182 yards passing.Pick: Southwest 30-14

Co-Lin (2-0) at MS Delta (0-2)Thursday, 7:00 pm

Co-Lin beat previous No. 1 East MS in overtime 31-24 last week. Lakedric Lee topped 100 yards rush-ing and 100 yards receiving. Garrett Kruzcek passed for 390 yards and three TD’s in the win. Zach Williams led the Wolves with ten tackles.

JUNIOR COLLEGE

MACJC STANDINGSNorth Division Conf AllNorthwest 0-0 2-0East MS 0-0 1-1Itawamba 0-0 1-1Holmes 0-0 1-1MS Delta 0-0 0-2Northeast 0-0 0-2Coahoma 0-0 0-2South Division Conf AllHinds 0-0 2-0Co-Lin 0-0 2-0East Central 0-0 2-0Pearl River 0-0 1-1Gulf Coast 0-0 1-1Southwest 0-0 1-1Jones 0-0 0-2

JCGRIDIRON TOP 30# Team Rec LW1 Hutchinson 1-0 12 Co-Lin 2-0 53 Riverside 1-0 94 Nassau 1-0 45 San Mateo 1-0 126 Tyler 2-0 107 Cerritos 1-0 68 Butler County 2-0 159 East MS 1-1 3

10 Long Beach 1-0 1411 Georgia Military 2-0 1812 Canyons 1-0 NR13 Snow College 1-0 1314 Coffeyville 2-0 815 Northwest 2-0 NR16 San Francisco 1-0 1617 Trinity Valley 1-2 2418 Modesto 1-0 NR19 Scottsdale 1-0 NR20 Blinn 1-1 2021 Ventura 1-0 NR22 Chabot 1-0 NR23 Hinds 2-0 NR24 Mt. San Antonio 0-1 225 Iowa Western 0-2 1126 Gulf Coast 1-1 1927 Fort Scott 1-1 2828 Merced 1-0 2929 San Joaquin 1-0 NR30 Dodge City 2-0 NR

Others: Diablo Valley 1-0, Fresno City 1-0, ASA-Miami 1-1, Navarro 1-2, East Central 2-0, Rochester 2-0, Itawamba 1-1, Chaffey 1-0, Arizona Western 1-1, New Mexico Military 1-1, Central Lakes 2-0, DuPage 1-0, Saddleback 0-1, Ba-kersfield 0-1, Pima 2-0, Laney 1-0, Grossmont 1-0, Globe Tech 1-0, Sierra 0-1.

MS Delta is 0-2 after a tough 20-13 loss to Southwest last week. The Trojans dropped their season opener 34-0 on the road at East Central.Pick: Co-Lin 30-7

East Central (2-0) at Gulf Coast (1-1) Thursday, 7:00 pm

East Central is off to a 2-0 start following last week’s 46-13 win over Coahoma. The Warriors piled up 424 yards of total offense led by Jesse Hoskett with 230 yards passing and three TD’s.

Gulf Coast lost 26-10 at Northwest last week. The offense struggled but Chris Robinson managed 68 yards rushing on 16 carries. A. J. Erdely passed for 78 yards.Pick: Gulf Coast 24-14

National Guard JUCO Team Of The WeekOFFENSEQB, Garrett Kruzcek, Co-Lin

Co-Lin quarterback Garrett Kru-zcek led the Wolves to a 31-24 win over East Mississippi that snapped the Lions 26-game winning streak. He completed 32-49 passes for 390 yards and three touchdowns. AP, Lakedric Lee, Co-Lin

Co-Lin running back Lakedric Lee had a monster game to help the Wolves over East Mississippi. Lee rushed for 113 yards on 26 carries and added 113 yards receiving on 12 receptions. Lee scored a pair of touchdowns.RB, Justin Crawford, Northwest

Northwest sophomore running back Justin Crawford topped 100 yards for the second straight week, rushing for 131 yards on 28 carries in a win over Gulf Coast.WR, Javon Wims, Hinds

Hinds wide receiver Javon Wims had a huge game against Northeast as he caught six passes for 191 yards and a pair of touchdowns.OL, Holmes

The Holmes offensive line came up big against Pearl River as they led an offense that ran for 366 yards on 66 carries. The Bulldogs ran for four touchdowns with a long rush of 58 yards.

DEFENSEDL, Terrence Jones, Itawamba

Itawamba defensive end Terrence Jones helped lead his team to a win over Jones County by collecting five tackles and three sacks last week. LB, De’Arius Christmas, East MS

East Mississippi junior linebacker De’Arius Christmas racked up 16 to-tal tackles and two sacks in a loss to Co-Lin. The former Warren Central star had 14 unassisted stops. DB, Jalen Boney, East MS

East Mississippi defensive back Jalen Boney finished with ten total tackles and defended three passes in the Lions’ loss to Co-Lin.

SPECIAL TEAMSPK, Mason Sollie, Hinds

Hinds placekicker Mason Sollie hit 3-3 field goals in the Eagles win over Northeast including a long of 43 yards. Sollie also was good on 5-5 extra point attempts.

Co-Lin quarterback Garrett Kru-zcek passed for 390 yards and three TD’s last week.


Co-Lin running back Lakedric Lee had 113 yards rushing and an-other 113 yards receiving last week with two TD’s.



THURSDAY’S GAMESMHSAAForest Hill (2-1) at Callaway (3-0) (Newell)South Panola (2-0) at Madison Cen. (3-0)Taylorsville (1-2) at Raleigh (3-0)

FRIDAY’S GAMESMHSAAAdamsville (Tenn.) (2-1) at Baldwyn (2-1)Amory (1-2) at New Albany (2-1)Bassfield (3-0) at Collins (2-1)Belmont (0-3) at South Pontotoc (2-1)Biggersville (1-2) at West Lowndes (1-2)Bogue Chitto (0-3) at West Lincoln (1-2)Booneville (2-1) at Corinth (2-1)Brother Martin (1-0) at St. Stanislaus (1-2)Bruce (2-1) at North Pontotoc (2-1)Calhoun City at Aberdeen (2-1)Canton (2-1) at Leake Cen. (2-1)Charleston (2-1) at Senatobia (3-0)Clarkdale (3-0) at Enterprise-Lin-coln (3-0)Clarksdale (2-1) at Indianola Gentry (2-1)Cleveland (1-2) at Yazoo Co. (2-1)Clinton (1-2) at Germantown (2-1)Coahoma AHS (0-3) at Amanda Elzy (1-2)Coldwater (1-2) at Falkner (2-1)Columbus (2-1) at West Point (1-1)DeSoto Cen. (2-1) at Lake Cormo-rant (2-1)East Marion (0-3) at Hattiesburg (3-0)East Webster (3-0) at Houston (3-0)Ethel (0-2) at Noxapater (1-2)Eupora (3-0) at Choctaw Co. (0-3)Forest (1-1) at NE Lauderdale (2-1)Franklin Co. (2-1) at Loyd Star (2-1)Gautier (2-1) at Biloxi (2-1)Greene Co. (0-3) at Moss Point (1-2)Greenville O’Bannon (2-1) at Ru-leville (1-2)Greenwood (2-1) at Greenville (0-2)Hancock (3-0) at De La Salle (1-0)Hatley (2-1) at Alcorn Cen. (1-2)Hazlehurst (3-0) at Crystal Springs (1-2)Heidelberg (3-0) at Wingfield (1-1) (South Jackson)Hernando (3-0) at Lewisburg (2-1)Horn Lake (2-1) at Center Hill (1-1)Houlka (1-1) at Byers (0-3)Humphreys Co. (1-2) at Shaw (3-0)Independence (1-2) at Byhalia (2-1)Kosciusko (2-0) at Holmes Cen. (3-0)Kossuth (2-1) at Tishomingo Co. (3-0)Lanier (1-2) at Jim Hill (0-3) (Hughes)

Lawrence Co. (2-1) at Prentiss (1-2)Leake Co. (0-1) at Nanih Waiya (0-3)Leflore Co. (1-2) at Tunica Rosa Fort (3-0)Marks Palmer (2-1) at Hollandale Simmons (2-0)McComb (2-1) at Brookhaven (0-3)McLaurin (2-1) at Richland (0-3)Memphis Kipp (3-0) at Starkville (2-1)Memphis Manassas (0-3) at South-aven (1-1)Middleton (Tenn.) (1-1) at Walnut (1-2)Mize (1-2) at Bay Springs (2-1)Montgomery Co. (0-2) at McAdams (0-2)Mooreville (1-2) at Mantachie (1-2)Morton (2-1) at Raymond (0-3)Mound Bayou JFK (0-3) at Leland (0-2)MUS (Tenn.) (3-0) at Grenada (2-1)Neshoba Cen. (1-2) at West Lauder-dale (2-1)Newton (0-3) at Mendenhall (2-1)North Forrest (1-2) at Forrest Co. (0-3)North Pike (2-1) at Wilkinson Co. (2-1)Northwest Rankin (3-0) at Ridge-land (0-3)Noxubee Co. (2-1) at Meridian (0-3)Oak Grove (2-0) at D’Iberville (1-2)Okolona (2-1) at Caledonia (2-0)Olive Branch (1-2) at Memphis White Station (2-1)Oxford (1-2) at Lafayette Co. (3-0)Pascagoula (2-1) at George Co. (3-0)Pearl River Cen. (2-0) at Harrison Cen. (0-3)Petal (1-2) at Laurel (1-2)Philadelphia (2-1) at Louisville (2-1)Picayune (0-2) at Gulfport (1-2)Pisgah (3-0) at Velma Jackson (2-1)Pontotoc (1-2) at Water Valley (1-2)Poplarville (1-2) at Stone (2-1)Port Gibson (1-2) at Terry (2-1)Potts Camp (1-2) at Benton Co. (1-2)Provine (2-1) at Murrah (1-1) (Newell)Quitman (0-3) at East Cen. (1-1)Resurrection (3-0) at Perry Cen. (2-1)Richton (0-3) at Bay St. Louis (1-2) Ripley (1-2) at Saltillo (0-3)Riverside (1-2) at W. Tallahatchie (2-1)Sacred Heart (1-2) at Mount Olive (0-3)St. Andrew’s (2-1) at Madison St. Joseph (1-2)St. Martin (3-0) at Crestview (1-1)St. Patrick (0-3) at Puckett (2-1) Salem (1-2) at Stringer (0-3)Scott Cen. (3-0) at Florence (2-1)Sebastopol (0-3) at French Camp (1-2)

Shelby Broad Street (1-1) at Co-ahoma Co. (0-3)South Delta (0-3) at Jefferson Co. (1-2)South Jones (2-1) at NE Jones (2-0)SE Lauderdale (0-2) at Newton Co. (2-1)Strayhorn (2-1) at East Union (2-1)Sumrall (1-2) at Choctaw Cen. (1-2)Thrasher (2-1) at Smithville (2-1)Tupelo (2-1) at Brandon (2-1)Union (3-0) at Lake (3-0)Vancleave (2-1) at Long Beach (0-3)Vardaman (1-2) at Coffeeville (0-3)Warren Cen. (2-1) at Natchez (1-1)Wesson (2-1) at Seminary (1-2)West Bolivar (1-2) at East Side (1-2)West Harrison (0-2) at Pass Chr. (1-2)West Jones (1-2) at Magee (1-2)West Marion (3-0) at Columbia (1-1)Winona (3-0) at J.Z. George (1-2)Yazoo City (1-2) at Vicksburg (2-1)

MAISAdams Chr. (3-0) at Wilkinson Chr. (2-1)Amite School (1-2) at Bowling Green (2-1)Briarfield (1-1) at Franklin (1-2)Brookhaven (0-3) at Cathedral (2-1)Canton (1-2) at Newton Co. (1-2)Carroll (0-3) at Lee (0-3)Cen. Holmes (1-2) at Benton (1-2)Cen. Private (1-2) at University (0-3)Centreville (2-1) at Ben’s Ford (1-2)Chr. Collegiate (3-0) at Mt. Salus (0-1)Claiborne (1-2) at Riverdale (0-3)Columbus Chr. (0-3) at Tupelo Chr. (2-1)Delta Streets (0-3) at Sharkey-Issaquena (2-1)DeSoto (Ark.) (2-1) at Bayou (1-2)East Rankin (2-1) at Heidelberg (1-2)Greenville St. Joseph (3-0) at Indi-anola (3-0)Hartfield (1-2) at Manchester (0-3)Hebron Chr. (2-1) at Macon Cen. (1-2)Heritage (2-1) at Lee (2-1)Humphreys (1-2) at Marvell (Ark.) (3-0)Jackson Ac (0-3) at Presbyterian Chr. (2-1)Jackson Prep (3-0) at Pillow (2-1)Kemper (3-0) at Delta (2-1)Magnolia Heights (1-2) at North-point Chr. (3-0)MRA (2-1) at Parklane (1-2)North Delta (1-2) at Kirk (1-2)North Sunflower (1-2) at Strider (0-3)Oak Forest (La.) (2-1) at Copiah (3-0)Oak Hill (2-1) at West Memphis (1-2)Park Place (1-2) at Calvary Chr. (0-3)Porter’s Chapel (1-2) at Hillcrest Chr. (2-1)Prairie View (3-0) at Glenbrook (0-3)

THIS WEEK This week high school schedule and weekly picks.

Prentiss Chr. (3-0) at Sylva-Bay (2-1)Rebul (2-1) at Unity Chr. (2-1)River Oaks (1-2) at Cen. Hinds (3-0)St. Aloysius (0-3) at Washington School (1-1)Silliman (2-1) at Columbia (2-1)Simpson (3-0) at Leake (2-1)Starkville (3-0) at Lamar (2-1)Tensas (2-1) at Tallulah (2-0)Tri-Co. (3-0) at Greenville Chr. (2-1)Trinity Episcopal (1-2) at Riverfield (2-1)

Tunica (1-2) at Fayette (3-0)Union Chr. (1-2) at Clinton Chr. (0-3)Winona Chr. (2-1) at Deer Creek (1-2)Winston (0-3) at Wayne (1-2)

MHSAA/MAISMarshall (2-1) at Holly Springs (1-2)

Laurel senior tight end Octavious Cooley.

HIGH SCHOOL



HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS 6A REGION 1-6A Reg All W L W LHernando 0 0 3 0South Panola 0 0 2 0Columbus 0 0 2 1DeSoto Cen. 0 0 2 1Horn Lake 0 0 2 1Tupelo 0 0 2 1Southaven 0 0 1 1Olive Branch 0 0 1 2 REGION 2-6A Callaway 0 0 3 0Madison Cen. 0 0 3 0NW Rankin 0 0 3 0Starkville 0 0 2 1Warren Cen. 0 0 2 1Murrah 0 0 1 1Clinton 0 0 1 2Greenville 0 0 0 2 REGION 3-6A Oak Grove 0 0 2 0Brandon 0 0 2 1Forest Hill 0 0 2 1Terry 0 0 2 1Pearl 0 0 1 2Petal 0 0 1 2Jim Hill 0 0 0 3Meridian 0 0 0 3 REGION 4-6A George Co. 0 0 3 0Hancock 0 0 3 0St. Martin 0 0 3 0Biloxi 0 0 2 1Ocean Springs 0 0 2 1D’Iberville 0 0 1 2Gulfport 0 0 1 2Harrison Cen. 0 0 0 3 CLASS 5A REGION 1-5A Clarksdale 0 0 2 1Lake Cormorant 0 0 2 1Lewisburg 0 0 2 1West Point 0 0 1 1Center Hill 0 0 1 1Oxford 0 0 1 2New Hope 0 0 0 3Saltillo 0 0 0 3 REGION 2-5A Holmes Cen. 0 0 3 0Grenada 0 0 2 1Canton 0 0 2 1Germantown 0 0 2 1Vicksburg 0 0 2 1Lanier 0 0 1 2Neshoba Cen. 0 0 1 2Ridgeland 0 0 0 3 REGION 3-5A Provine 0 0 2 1South Jones 0 0 2 1Wayne Co. 0 0 2 1Natchez 0 0 1 1Wingfield 0 0 1 1Laurel 0 0 1 2West Jones 0 0 1 2Brookhaven 0 0 0 3

REGION 4-5A Hattiesburg 0 0 3 0Pearl River Cen. 0 0 2 0Gautier 0 0 2 1Pascagoula 0 0 2 1Stone 0 0 2 1Picayune 0 0 0 2West Harrison 0 0 0 2Long Beach 0 0 0 3 CLASS 4A REGION 1-4A Itawamba AHS 0 0 3 0Tishomingo Co. 0 0 3 0Corinth 0 0 2 1Amory 0 0 1 2Pontotoc 0 0 1 2Shannon 0 0 1 2 REGION 2-4A Lafayette Co. 0 0 3 0Senatobia 0 0 3 0Rosa Fort 0 0 3 0Byhalia 0 0 2 1New Albany 0 0 2 1Ripley 0 0 1 2 REGION 3-4A Greenwood 0 0 2 1Gentry 0 0 2 1Cleveland 0 0 1 2Yazoo City 0 0 1 2Raymond 0 0 0 3 REGION 4-4A Houston 0 0 3 0Caledonia 0 0 2 0Kosciusko 0 0 2 0Leake Cen. 0 0 2 1Louisville 0 0 2 1Noxubee Co. 0 0 2 1 REGION 5-4A NE Jones 0 0 2 0Mendenhall 0 0 2 1Newton Co. 0 0 2 1NE Lauderdale 0 0 2 1West Lauderdale 0 0 2 1Quitman 0 0 0 3 REGION 6-4A Florence 0 0 2 1Lawrence Co. 0 0 2 1McComb 0 0 2 1North Pike 0 0 2 1Richland 0 0 0 3South Pike 0 0 0 3 REGION 7-4A Columbia 0 0 1 1Poplarville 0 0 1 2Purvis 0 0 1 2Sumrall 0 0 1 2Forrest Co. 0 0 0 3Greene Co. 0 0 0 3 REGION 8-4A Vancleave 0 0 2 1East Cen. 0 0 1 1Bay St. Louis 0 0 1 2Moss Point 0 0 1 2Pass Chr. 0 0 1 2

St. Stanislaus 0 0 1 2 CLASS 3A REGION 1-3A Booneville 0 0 2 1Kossuth 0 0 2 1Alcorn Cen. 0 0 1 2Benton Co. 0 0 1 2Belmont 0 0 0 3New Site 0 0 0 3 REGION 2-3A Charleston 0 0 2 1Marks Palmer 0 0 2 1North Panola 0 0 2 1Holly Springs 0 0 1 2Independence 0 0 1 2Water Valley 0 0 1 2 REGION 3-3A Velma Jackson 0 0 2 1Yazoo Co. 0 0 2 1Amanda Elzy 0 0 1 2East Side 0 0 1 2Humphreys Co. 0 0 1 2Ruleville 0 0 1 2 REGION 4-3A Aberdeen 0 0 2 1Hatley 0 0 2 1North Pontotoc 0 0 2 1South Pontotoc 0 0 2 1Mooreville 0 0 1 2Nettleton 0 0 0 3 REGION 5-3A Philadelphia 0 0 2 1Forest 0 0 1 1Choctaw Cen. 0 0 1 2Kemper Co. 0 0 1 2SE Lauderdale 0 0 0 2Choctaw Co. 0 0 0 3 REGION 6-3A Raleigh 0 0 3 0McLaurin 0 0 2 1Morton 0 0 2 1St. Andrew’s 0 0 2 1Crystal Springs 0 0 1 2Magee 0 0 1 2 REGION 7-3A Hazlehurst 0 0 3 0Franklin Co. 0 0 2 1Wesson 0 0 2 1Wilkinson Co. 0 0 2 1Jefferson Co. 0 0 1 2Port Gibson 0 0 1 2 REGION 8-3A Tylertown 0 0 3 0West Marion 0 0 3 0Collins 0 0 2 1Perry Cen. 0 0 2 1Seminary 0 0 1 2St. Patrick 0 0 0 3 CLASS 2A REGION 1-2A Baldwyn 0 0 2 1East Union 0 0 2 1Mantachie 0 0 1 2Potts Camp 0 0 1 2Walnut 0 0 1 2Byers 0 0 0 3

REGION 2-2A Strayhorn 0 0 2 1W. Tallahatchie 0 0 2 1J.Z. George 0 0 1 2Coahoma AHS 0 0 0 3Coahoma Co. 0 0 0 3 REGION 3-2A O’Bannon 0 0 2 1Leflore Co. 0 0 1 2Riverside 0 0 1 2West Bolivar 0 0 1 2Leland 0 0 0 2South Delta 0 0 0 3 REGION 4-2A East Webster 0 0 3 0Eupora 0 0 3 0Winona 0 0 3 0Bruce 0 0 2 1Calhoun City 0 0 2 1Okolona 0 0 2 1 REGION 5-2A Clarkdale 0 0 3 0Enterprise-Cl. 0 0 3 0Heidelberg 0 0 3 0Union 0 0 3 0Bay Springs 0 0 2 1Newton 0 0 0 3 REGION 6-2A Lake 0 0 3 0Pisgah 0 0 3 0Scott Cen. 0 0 3 0Pelahatchie 0 0 2 1Puckett 0 0 2 1St. Joseph (Ma.) 0 0 1 2 REGION 7-2A Bassfield 0 0 3 0Enterprise-Lin. 0 0 3 0Amite Co. 0 0 2 1Loyd Star 0 0 2 1Prentiss 0 0 1 2West Lincoln 0 0 1 2 REGION 8-2A Mize 0 0 1 2North Forrest 0 0 1 2Taylorsville 0 0 1 2East Marion 0 0 0 3Richton 0 0 0 3 CLASS 1A REGION 1-1A Falkner 0 0 2 1Smithville 0 0 2 1Thrasher 0 0 2 1Biggersville 0 0 1 2Coldwater 0 0 1 2Vardaman 0 0 1 2West Lowndes 0 0 1 2Coffeeville 0 0 0 3Hamilton 0 0 0 3 REGION 2-1A Shaw 0 0 3 0Simmons 0 0 2 0Broad Street 0 0 1 1Benoit Brooks 0 0 0 2JFK 0 0 0 3 REGION 3-1A Durant 0 0 1 2French Camp 0 0 1 2Noxapater 0 0 1 2Leake Co. 0 0 0 1

STANDINGSEthel 0 0 0 2McAdams 0 0 0 2Montgomery Co. 0 0 0 2Nanih Waiya 0 0 0 3Sebastopol 0 0 0 3 REGION 4-1A Resurrection 0 0 3 0Sacred Heart 0 0 1 2Salem 0 0 1 2Bogue Chitto 0 0 0 3Lumberton 0 0 0 3Mt. Olive 0 0 0 3Stringer 0 0 0 3 Ac. AAAA DISTRICT 1-AAAA MRA 0 0 2 1Pillow Ac. 0 0 2 1Washington 0 0 1 1Mag. Heights 0 0 1 2Jackson Ac. 0 0 0 3 DISTRICT 2-AAAA Copiah Ac. 0 0 3 0Hillcrest 0 0 2 1Oak Forest 0 0 2 1Parklane Ac. 0 0 1 2UA-Cenla 0 0 0 3 DISTRICT 3-AAAA Jackson Prep 0 0 3 0Lamar School 0 0 2 1East Rankin 0 0 2 1PCS 0 0 2 1 Ac. AAA DISTRICT 1-AAA St. Joseph (Gre.) 1 0 3 0Indianola Ac. 0 0 3 0Lee Ac. 0 0 2 1North Delta 0 0 2 1Kirk Ac. 0 0 1 2Bayou Ac. 0 1 1 2 DISTRICT 2-AAA Starkville Ac. 0 0 3 0Leake Ac. 0 0 2 1Heritage Ac. 0 0 2 1Winston Ac. 0 0 0 3 DISTRICT 3-AAA Riverfield 1 0 2 1Cen. Hinds 0 0 3 0Hartfield Ac. 0 0 1 2St. Aloysius 0 0 0 3Manchester Ac. 0 1 0 3 DISTRICT 4-AAA Adams Chr. 0 0 3 0Simpson Ac. 0 0 3 0Cathedral 0 0 2 1Columbia Ac. 0 0 2 1Brookhaven Ac. 0 0 0 3 DISTRICT 5-AAA Bowling Green 0 0 2 1Centreville Ac. 0 0 2 1Silliman 0 0 2 1Ben’s Ford 0 0 1 2Cen. Private 0 0 1 2 Ac. AA DISTRICT 1-AA Marshall Ac. 1 0 2 1West Memphis 1 0 1 2Lee 0 0 0 3DeSoto 0 1 2 1Tunica Ac. 0 1 1 2

DISTRICT 2-AA Oak Hill Ac. 0 0 2 1Winona Chr. 0 0 2 1Deer Creek 0 0 1 2Carroll Ac. 0 0 0 3Columbus Chr. 0 0 0 3 DISTRICT 3-AA Tri-Co. Ac. 1 0 3 0Greenville Chr. 0 0 2 1Canton Ac. 0 0 1 2Benton Ac. 0 0 1 2Clinton Chr. 0 0 0 3Cen. Holmes 0 1 1 2 DISTRICT 4-AA Prentiss Chr. 0 0 3 0Sylva-Bay Ac. 0 0 2 1Heidelberg Ac. 0 0 1 2Newton Co. Ac. 0 0 1 2Wayne Ac. 0 0 1 2 DISTRICT 5-AA Wilkinson Chr. 0 0 2 1Amite School 0 0 1 2Porter’s Chapel 0 0 1 2Trinity Episcopal 0 0 1 2 DISTRICT 6-AA Prairie View 1 0 3 0River Oaks 1 0 1 2Claiborne 0 0 1 2Glenbrook 0 0 0 3Union Chr. 0 1 1 2Riverdale 0 1 0 3 Ac. A (EIGHT MAN) DISTRICT 1-A Marvell 0 0 3 0Delta Ac. 0 0 2 1North Sunflower 0 0 1 2Delta Streets Ac. 0 0 0 3Strider Ac. 0 0 0 3 DISTRICT 2-A Kemper Ac. 0 0 3 0Hebron Chr. 0 0 2 1Calhoun Ac. 0 0 1 2Macon Cen. 0 0 1 2 DISTRICT 3-A Chr. Collegiate 0 0 3 0Rebul Ac. 0 0 2 1Park Place 0 0 1 2Mt. Salus 0 0 0 1Calvary Chr. 0 0 0 3 DISTRICT 4-A Tallulah 0 0 2 0Sharkey-Iss. 0 0 2 1Tensas 0 0 2 1Briarfield 0 0 1 1Humphreys Ac. 0 0 1 2Franklin 0 0 1 2 OTHERS Northpoint Chr. 3 0MSD 1 0Tupelo Chr. 2 1Houlka 1 1Victory Chr. 0 2Russell Chr. 0 3

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