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yards and one score.

to put the game out of reach early in the third period, when quarter– back Greg Jenkins and running back Brandon Johnson hooked up on a nine-yard touchdown pass, capping a 10-play, so-yard drive, resulting in a 31-7 advantage. The Warriors began their comeback attempt on theensuingpossession withTaylor andLangston combining talents on the 52-yard pass play. Gulf Coast put its fmal points on the scoreboard late in the third period on Jenkins' 49-yard touchdown strike to wide receiver Kelvin

East Central will trY to improve on its 2-5 overall mark when Copiah-Lin· coln visits the Decatur campus Thursday night. Kickoff for the division contest is set for 6:30p.m. at Bailey Stadium. The Wolves are 3-4 overall fol– lowing their 21-16 set– back to Pearl River Sat- urday. Co-Lin is 2-2 in division play while EC is 1-3. The ECCC-Co-Lin match-up has been pro– claimed as "Black-Out Night," as all Warrior fans are encouraged to wear black for the home fmale. The Warrior Club is sponsoring tailgating activities for members and prospective mem– bers getting under way at 4:30 p.m. near the entrance to Bailey Stadi- um.

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TD pass - a ?&yard pass to wide receiver Kendrick May, a product of Tuscaloosa CountY (Ala.) High School. with 7:00 remaining in the

half. Gulf Coast stretched its lead to 24-7 at the break, following Young's seven-yard TD run with 1:56 left before halftime and Steve Brauchle's 26- yard field goal, which came with just five sec– onds left. The three· pointer was set up when Bulldog linebacker Chris White stretched his 6'4" frame to intercept Tay– lor's pass at the EC 36 and ··eturned the pigskin to the 9-yard line. The Bulldogs appeared

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Taylor completed 17 of 35 passes for 253 yards and three scores. He had one interception. May was the top receiver with three catches for 106

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