1990

WEEK OF \J- \l-'1D

• TEAM

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three fumble recoveries, one inter– ception. and six quarterback sacks. As a freshman, he had 49 tackles, one intercepuon, and a fumble recovery.

solo. • Kevin Harn ·-The defen ive ltneman from E.MCC was a second-team all-state selection and played in the all-star game. • Anthony Dale-The defensive lineman from EMCC wa s a second-team all-state pick and played in the all-star game. As a sophomore, he had 62 tackles (35 unassisted). • Sanders Hixon- The sopho– more defensive li neman from JCJC had 63 tackles, three fumble recoveries, and two quarterback sacks. As a freshman, he bad 54 tackles and one sack. • Tyran Dri ver - The sopho– more linebacker from JCJC was a fi rst-team all-state selection and played in the all-star game. As a sophomore, he had 79 tack les, team all-state selection. As a so– phomore, he had 57 tackles (44 solo), three fumble recoveries, and an interception. • EarlieDunlap-The defensive back from JCJC had 37 tackles (32 solo), interceptedfive passes, and broke up 1 0 passes. • Riley Jones- The punter/ quarterback from JCJC was a first-team all-state choice and played in the all-star game. As a sophomore, he completed 109-of-230 passes for 1,441 yards and six touchdowns. He also aver– aged 41.0 yards on 51 punts. As a freshman, he completed only 5-of-30 passes for 63 yards in lim- tterl action, but averaged 38.9 yards on 36 punts. He also rushed for 125 yards.

• Demctriu Payne- The sopho– more offensive lineman from EMCC was a second-team all– sene choice and played in l.he all– star game. • John Kirk- The sophomore ·as chosen as tre \1VP on the of– fensi\'e line for EMCC. • Andy Murray- The sopho– more kicker from EMCC made 21-of-31 extra points and 4-of-7 field goah v. ilh a long kick of 41 yard.. As a freshman, he made -of-10 extra points and 1-of-4 freld goals. • O)nassus Buggs- The sopho– more defen ive lineman from ECCC was a fi rst-team all-state pick. was chosen to the All– Region 23 team, and played in Lhe all-star game. As a sophomore, he had 103 tackles, 66 of which were ECCC was a first-team all-state selection and played in the all-star game . As a sophomore, he inter– cepted four passes. He had three imerccptions as a freshman. a Fred Ward- The sophomore widcrecc•vcr/dcfensive back from EMCC was first-team all-state and All-Region 23 team picks and played in the all-star game. As a sophomore, he caught 24 passes for 549 yards, returned 12kickoffs for 335 yards, and was second on his team in scoring witb.42 points. As a freshman, he caught 18 pas– ses for 300 yards and three touch– downs, returned 49 punts for 735 yards, and 24 kickoffs for a 35-yard average. • Keith Martin- The defensive hack from JCJC was a second-

• Wyalt Williams- The sopho– more linebacker from ECCC was a second-team all -state seleCtiOn and played in the all-star contest. As a sophomore, he had 100 tac~lcs (62 unassisted). As a freshman, he led ECCC in tackles with 96 (60 unassisted).

• Kenny Sims- The sophomore linebacker from JCJC was a second-team all-state choice. As a sophomore, he had 88 tackles (60 solo), five fumble recoveries, 10 quarterback sacks, and 11 bumes. As a freshman, he had Zl tackles. • Felton Burroughs- The so– phomore defensive back from

• Willie McClelland - The freshman kick returner/runn ing back from ECCC was an honor– able mention all-state pick. Here– turned 17 kickoffs for 305 yards and brought back L wo punts for touchdowns. He had five touch– downs in all. • HONORABLE MENTION: From EMCC are: Sonny Archer, Rendarryl Chandler, Reggie Wil– liams, Antonio Lairy, Eddie Jack– son, and Andre Smith. ECCC's arc: Dewayne John– son, Terrance Peoples, Tim Jack– son, Dee Dee Moore, Ben Wil– liams, and Hayes Petty. Those from JCJC are: Kevin Winfrey, John Stringer, Clay En– glish, and Tracy Potts.

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