2002

RRIORS NAMED HONORABLE MENTION ALL-STATE • were above members f. t Central Community College football team. Seated from left- wide receiver ~meobuger of Noxapater, running back Chad Warren of Quitman, linebacker Stacey oba Central, running back Terrance DeGraffenried of Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Cen– cc::.r.at:oive back Marco Cole of Neshoba Central. Second row from left are defensive on Triplett of Louisville, running back Ramon Williams of Daphne, Alabama; an Robert Finch of Louisville, linebacker Melvin Cotton of Holt (Ala.) High ~ensive back Josh Chaney of Newton County High School. Third row from left eman Johnny Jackson of Aliceville (Ala.) High School, offensive lineman Leake Academy, tight end }3rian Lillis of Neshoba Central, and offensive 'cAfee of Philadelphia and Rudy Su'e of Escambia High School in Pensa- ptdured are tight end Fredrick Knighten of Meridian, offensive lineman er of Tuscaloosa (Ala.) County High School, wide receiver Marcus Lee and ichael Wells, both of Forest; defensive lineman Jon Gusman of Newton School, defensive back Buck Thames of Philadelphia, kicker Danny Haynes ool, Killen, Ala.; defensive lineman Howard Jackson of Scott Central; • Hope of Tuscaloosa (Ala.) County and defensive back Chris Hooper of H SChool in Atlanta, Georgia. East Central posted a 6-3 regular season ed second in the South Division with a 4-2 record. The Warriors advanced } ffs where they fell to Mississippi Delta Community College.

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