2010

Paula Merritt/The Meridian Star East Central Community College's Reggie Hall finds some running room on a kickoff return Thursday night against Northeast Mississippi Community College at Bailey Stadium. Own worst enemy

ECCC loses four fumbles in blo\vout loss to Northeast

By Marty Stamper Sp~ 31 to the Star

DECATUR- A year ago, the East Central Community College Warriors rallied from a two-touchdown dcticit to defeat Northeast Mis– -.i sippi Community College and win their homecoming game. In Thursday'<: rematch. the b ertw~ c d lead a:. tht"y extended thetr advantage to four touchdowns in a 34-6 win. 'They've got a few really good players, but the bottom line is we didn't control us," said ECCC head coach Brian Anderson. "We didn't handle us. We didn't execute offen– sively. We didn't protect the ball on special teams. We didn't pro– tect the ball offensively. We had & 6 turnovers in our hands defensively and didn't take them. We just didn't play well at all. "We've got a lot of young players. We st;trtPn