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\'lng a ~rt~JOO: mto the wind, the \\oh·es went up 8-7 on a 1-yard run by Michael Loving with 4:59 to go before half– time. The Warriors blocked the extra point. After reco\·ering a Warrior fumble at the EC 36 with four minutes remauung in the first half, the \ \'olves extended their lead to 1~/. Odell Bradley was nearly sacked but eluded the Wamor defense m time to throw acro::.s the held to Lorenzo T0\\'1\.Sel\d for a ::!B--yard scoring play "1th 2.25 to go The Wamors responded with the game's only points into the wind as Darrius Thames ran 11 yard:. on a rewrse \\ith 120 left in the fi.r5t half A twl>-pomt try failed as Co-Un led 15-13 at the break.. Aki>)· play or. t.>:e dn\'e was a 26-ya:d r • .t!l by M1tchell McKinnon :o the C~Lin ll. Co-Lin had ""'"0 chances m the third penod to pad its lead onlv to have the \\a.rnor detea--e crush both opportunities 1be \\~( :\~::> attempted a fake field goal only to

After the Warriors recovered a fumble at the Co-Lin 21, Prince outran the Wolves to the left cor– ner of the 'end zone from three yards out with 1:02 remaining. Thoms' PAT was no good. EC lost four fumbles and had a pass picked off in the game, while Co-Lin lost four fumbles. EC hosts Hinds, 5-1 overall and 2-0 in the South Division, Saturday afternoon. Hinds took a 42-10 beating at Northwest last week. The Eagles have beaten the Warriors in their last 18 meetings. EC's last victory eame in 1981,24- 21, at Raymond. The Warriors haven't beaten Hinds in Decatur sinCP 1 °"'"