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Co-Lin; host PRCC Reggie Hunt intercepted Taylor's pass and crossed the goal line from 25 yards out. Fitzgerald added the PAT. yard burst moved the pigskin to the 5, but the Warriors could not over– come a high snap from center wh1ch

moved possession back to the 16. The fourth quarter began with EC again in Wolf territory, but the drive stalled on the 24. The Warrior defense kept Co-L111 from adding to its lead when \1obley was gang tackled on fourth-and-goal from the 2. The Woh·~:.s bad gained possession at the EC 10 following un interception by Jordan I Junt. For EC, Taylor completed 13-of- 28 passes for 254 yards and one touchdown. He also had two int~r­ ceptions. Harvey was the top recei\– er with four catches for 103 yard..,, including the 60-yard TO reception EC will wrap up the 2009 cam– paign by hosting Pearl Rh er Community Thursday night. Kickoff is set for 6:30. . The Wildcats are 5-3 overall and 2-3 in division play follo\\ing a 43-7 rout of Southwest Mississmpi Community College Saturday m Poplarville.

EC marched to the Co-Lin 24 on the ensulilg posse:.sion and during a driving ram stonn, but the drive stalled when Taylor was sacked for a 9-yard loss on founh-and-9. The Wamors also bad scoring threats in the second half but failed to capitalize on tho:.e opportunities. The f~rst missed opportunity occurred when the Wamors received the second-half .luckoff and drove from its 19 to the Co-Lm 16, only to lose possession on a fumble. Highlights dunng the 65-yard drive included Taylor's 16-yard pass to Harvey to the Co-LI.Il49, followed by Taylor's 14-yard strike to receiver Radarious Owens of Quttman to the Wolves' 39-yard-line. On EC's next possession - which began at the Co-Lin 41 fol– lowing a short Fitzgerald punt - Taylor connected with receiver Antonio Ricks on a 31-yard pass to the Wolves' 10. Derrick Cade's 5-