1993

WEEK OF

East Central Community C?llege afopped to l-5 overall a~d 1-2m the ~outh DivisiOn With a 34-7 lo~s to .lmds at Raymond Thur:-day mght: I The warriors tell behind 28-~ by halftime as the contest was decided carl\ ll d 1 Hi.nds impro\ed to 5-1 O\era an \r=rfri the South . Kentress Hampton ga'e Hmds a lead it would ne'er relinquish when he :-cored on fourth-and I at tt~e 6 'lit 5:01 remamm~ Ill the h~st uarter The Ea!!le,· 11-pla;. dnve 0 , ered 60 yards -~-~

Lamont Crockett

Division whipping at Hinds

the \\arriors The Warriors aUO\\-ed a school– r ecord 339 pomts a year ago. Through six games. agamst the identical schedule as m 1992. ECCC has g1ven up ::>ix more pomts !179·1i3J this fall :be ollense has scored hve fe\\er pornts l-i2 th1s season The \\ar 1 rs host Pearl River for homecommg aturday at 2·30 p.m The Wildcats. 4-2 overall, 2-1 South. dealt a 64-20 ''hipping to Gulf Coast last ''eek PRCC' t!' led b;. former ECCC

assistant coach Willie Coats. Sophomore Chris Ryan rushed for 144 yards and four touchdowns in the rout of Gulf Coast. He had 21 carries for 140 yards a nd two touchdowns against ECCC in 1992. The Wildcats have a 38-14-3 ser ies advantage over the Warriors a nd a commanding 33-7-llead since 1949. ECCC 0 0 0 7- 7 Hmds . . 7 21 6 0 - 34 • Area high school students a re in– vited to attend "Be Our Guest Night" activities scheduled for Oct. 21 when ECCC hosts Southwest.

to 34-0. Philadelphia's Lamont Crockett broke up the shutout when he scored on an 11-yard run with 1:10 left in the contest. Antony Phipps a dded the extra point. The scor ing drive cO\·ered 80 yards. Crockett led the ECCC offense with 80 yards on 13 carries. David l\Iartm caught three passes for 50 yards. Lee Ragsdale of Pelahatchie car– ried the ball 19 times for 114 yards for Hinds. Hinds had 4 1:~ total yards to 215 for

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