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Doom... Continued from 4B... attempt on EO's first The Warriors' second possession resulted in points for Northeast as Tiger linebacker Oortney Sutton scooped up an EC fumble and raced 16 yards to pay dirt with 8:53 remaining in the opening stanza. Taylor Earhart added the first of four PATs for a 7-0 lead. Northeast stretched its lead to 14-{) early in the second quarter· when quar– terback Bryan Steele hooked up ~;th receiver Donte' Barks-dale on a 65- yard scoring play. EO cut the lead to 14-7 on its next possession, thanks to a 46-yard TD strike from "Manley to receiver Jimmie Broom– field with 12:35 left before halftime. Carpen– ter added the PAT. Northeast's Tt·es Houston hauled in a 24- yard TD pas:; fr()m quar– terback Parks Frazier with 10:08 remaining until the break for a 21-7 lead. The Tigers added a safety and a field goal in possession.

the final moments of the first half to extend their lead to 26-7. The safety came when EC's Dennis Thames was tackled in the end zone with 1:25 left. . Earhart added a 20- yard field goal with five seconds left in the half following an EC fumble. Devin Lindsey scored on a 14-yard fumble return with 12:53 left in the third quarter to put the Tigers up 33-7. The Warriors closed to within 33-20 with 7:51 remaining in the third quarter on a 26-yard run by Thames and a 28-yard pass from Manley to Reggie Hall. Northeast pulled away, however, as Frazier and Markie Dukes combined talents on a 28-yard scor– ing pass play with 27 sec– onds left in the third stan– za. Manley added a 30- yardTD toss to BrockHall with 11:291eft in the game EO had 11 t yards rushing. led by Thames' six carries for 50 yards and Lavadius Lyles' nine carries for 50 yards. Broomfield caught three passes for 77 yards.

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