1999

East Centrnl Warriors will

mu-..t be "uccessful in ~topping the "big pia\::. Among d deru;Jve standouts are linl!mcn Oa\ td Darnel (6-2, 270) ot Tus.:-aloo~.1 Count): James Kt•\ es 6-2. 255) ot Collins and Jamie Nacho 1 s (6-2 290) of Phtl;tdelphta; ;tnd Bnan )one.~ o-2, :!20) ot Victona ft>:~;as; and back." Machad Be.1l (6', ]1;5) of South L~:Jke ,md Frecm;m lunt"tm (b', 180) t,f 'vtendian. Handhng ktckmg and puntmg l"C'Sponst– btlttie!-. tn.. relume:s Josh Hard\ (5'11, 170) of Phtladt:lphia ,md Chris Weem~ (6', 200) of \Jcwton, respective!~. Returning assistants on Underwood's staff and their areas of responsibility are Steve Kelly Oinebackers and special teams), Todd Mangum (offensive line), Tim Coats (offen– sive coordinator, quarterbacks and running backs) and Fred Lyons (defensive line). Join– ing the Warrior staff for his first season is Tommy Oopton (wide receiver and tight ends). East Central begins season action by host– ing nationally ranked Northwest Mississippi Community College on Thursday, September 2. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. in Warrior Stadi– um. The Warriors were picked tied for fifth in the South Division pre-season poll.

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