2002

WEEK OF5:~ 23 1 UJ52-. ·arsStill Lookingfor ·-.. ~ ......113-9 to Pearl River

Cleveland of Morton has been added to the injury list, which now includes sever– al players; running back Ramon Williams of Daphne, Ala., offensive lirie– man Marcel Bmion ofTuscaloosa (Ala.) Central, fullback Wesley Wright of Winston Academy, defens1ve tackle Chris Allen ofTuscaloosa (Ala.) County and offensive guard Rudy Su'e of Pensacola. Fla., who suffered the most serious injury (broken ankle) in the Holmes game and is out for the season. STATISTICS Horace Glenn led the Warn or offe~ e With 76 yards on 13 carrie:. Titu5 Rvan added 54 yards on 14 attempt:. • Daniel Forrest completed 21 of 30 passes for 238 yards and t\\o touchdown for Pearl River. Prior to the EC contest, Forrest had completed 37 of 3 pac:; es for 430 yards and three touchdowns. GAME THIS ~JIEEK East Central "' 1 try to get into the wm column th.i:. Tbursdav \\ik~ dni:.ton foe Gulf Coa t Cornn";unity College comes to campU:. Kickoff IS '>Ct for 6:30 p.m. at Wam"r Stad1um The Bulldogs (2-1) defeated Copiah– Lincoln Commurucy College 16-1 l:bt week. All Warrior football game) can be heard on WSSI-FM (98 3) fcatunng \ct– eran sporucastcr Mike Good\\in and game anal}:.t G1lben Barham.

cored fir:.t 1n the d1\ i-;1on cz:o.:t;;;;p, v.hen Forre!>t - the state's lead– - fired a 22-yard strike to Wide t: -er Donovan Morgan of 'lew \\1th 3:54 left m the op.:ning pcrod. Greg Bryant':. PAT anempt was b ed The Wildcat drive covered 80 :rards m eight plays and followed a \\ mor march that resulted m a mis:.ed ~-yard field goal by Travare:. o,Jcy of Hue)10\\ n. Ala., who only recently took O\ cr kicking duties The Warriors bed the contest earlv in the ,econd quarter on Eiland's one-yard plunl!e, \\hich was set up by defenstve lineman J. E. Hayne of~oxapater, \\ho

intercepted a Forrest pass at the Pearl River 35-yard-linc and rambled to the Wildcat four. Osley's PAT was not suc– cessful. Pearl River broke the deadlock with JUSt O\'er a minute left in the first half when Forrest and wide receiver Jonathan Eiland of Hattiesburg combined talents on a 20-yard touchdown pass. Bryant. a Poplarville product, added the PAT. East Central responded to the Pearl River tally by sconng the game's fmal points, a 47-yard field goal by Osley with JUSt 18 seconds left before halftime. JNJCRYUPD.-4-TE Freshman linebacker Marcus

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