2004

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ECCC slips by SMCC DECATUR- With the likes of Pearl River, Hinds and Jones looming on both of their sched– ules, opening MACJC South Division play with a win Sat– urday afternoon was imperative for both the East Central Com– munity College Warriors and the Southwest Mississippi Community College Bears. The hostWarriors scored 10 points in a span of less than three minutes in the second quarter to take a 17-6 victory over the Bears from Summit. ECCC improved to 2-1 overall and 1-0 in the division. Southwest fell to 0-3 and 0-1. "It was a good team win, but I thought in the second half we relaxed," said ECCC head co~ch Terry Underwood. "All in all, we won and we're proud to win. We're 1-0 in the division and that's the biggest thing." The Bears lost three fum– bles and had two passes picked off to remain winless. "Defensively, we played well enough to win," Said Southwest head coach Dom Green. "We By Marty Stamper staff writer

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SCORING A WIN didn't keep them out and they Above, East Central's Ke 1110 Home goes a~rborne over Southwest's Fred Marshall Below East made a couple of big plays on Central's Terrance McFadden lunges for extra yardage as he gets tackled by Southwest defenders. us, but offensively we can't give ECCC won 17-6. them all those chances and expect to win.

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