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at Newton County High Itawamba.

role in there. I didn't see many vacant seats at the State and Ole Miss games." If all schools are able to par– ticipate. Mississippi's junior colleges will play a seven-game, regular-season schedule, drop– ping just the flrst two weeks and moving the third week to the end of the season. Most of the schools that com– pete in the South Division - most notably Gulf Coast. Pearl River. Copiah-Lincoln, South– west Mississippi and Jones County Junior College -– received heavy damage during last week's storm.

Under the proposed schedule shuffling presidents discussed earlier this week. l~ast Cen– tral's Sept. 15 contest at South– west Mississippi will be moved to the end of the season - meaning the Warriors' first game will be Sept. 22 against visiting Pearl Rive1: Sutphin said he thought it was important.for the schools that are able tb participate to return to action. "One of the reasons that I pushed hard ... was to get back to some sense of normalcy,·· Sutphin said. "Athletics plays a