1995

East Central announces area football signees Sixteen area high school footba ll s tandouts, including four from Ncshoba County, have signed the dotted line to become East Central \.ommunit} College Warriors next season. announced new head coach Willie "Tenny" Coats. Signing from Neshoba Central were running back/defens1ve back Robert Yarbrough <6-1. 195 , offen– sive lineman Michael Mc\\'1Uiams <6-0, 255>. and offensh·e defens1ve lineman Joseph Griffith < 6-0. 250 >. Philadelphia defensive back Chad Clark <6-3. 1881 also inked w1th ECCC. Yarbrough scored five touch- downs for the 7-3Rockets and had 42 carries for 415 yards. He also had 42 tackles. ~lcWilliams recorded 67 tackles. Other signees include: <6-2, 225); Forest: linebacker Dennis Patrid (5-10, 205); Louisville: defensive back Chari~ Henton <5-11, 1751; Morton : linebacker Neal Keatoli 16-0. 210>, tight end Eddie J ohnsor (6-2. 200), offensive lineman An· Please see ECCC 78 Coats said he is •·very pleased" \\ ilh his first group of student– athletes who signed on Feb. 1.

Carthage: defensive lineman Frederick Carson ( 6-2, 205> and tight end/defensive end Chris Luck– ett <6-3. 228>; Edinburg: linebacker Earl Truss *ECCC

thOny Johnson (6-0, 270). and offen– sive/ defensive lineman Ryan Sto– vich (6-1, 250); Scott Central: defensive end Ryan Burks (6-2, 240), defehsive lineman Oynell Butler < 6-3, 243>, and defen– sive back Lonnie McClendon \5-10, 180). Coats expects to announce addi– :ional signees later this month.

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