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ECCC PHOTO Scott County members of the 2009 East Central Community College football team Include, from left, wide receivers Antonio Hughes (6-1, 185) and Duane Bilbro (6-1, 200), both of Morton; defe nsive back Bobby Thigpen (6-3, 180) and linebacker Kevin cayetano (5-10, 180), both of Forest. Not pictured is defen– sive lineman Grant Johnson (6-1, 225) of Morton. The ECCCWarriors begin season action by hostinc Coahoma Community College at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, August 27.

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foundation," said Ander– son, who succeeds former head coach Steve Cheath.am who resigned in July, citing health and family reasons. " l felt like we were one

of the top two or three teams in the state toward the end of the season, and hopefully the momentum from the end of the season will carry into this year." To be successful in

2009, Anderson said the Warriors must begin the season on a positive note. "Last year we did not get offto a good start and I think our conditioning was a big factor in ourloss (41-

31) to Coahoma," he said . ''That's why we have put so much emphasis on our summer workout pro– gram, which I think will pay big dtvtdends during the ~P.A

And if early preseason practices are an indication of what's to come, Ander– son said Warrior fans will be pleased with this year's results.

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