Tight Ends/Running Backs Coach 14 Cheer Coach/Support Staff 15
Offensive Coordinator 10
Top 5 40 Individual Game Stats 38 All-Americans 46 Tigers in the Pros 48 Retired Jerseys 49 Four Year Signees 50 SEASON PREVIEW Tiger Stadium 54 Season Preview 56 Roster 58 Meet the Tigers 59 Geographical Roster 61 Breakdown of Opponents 62
MACCC Master Schedule 80
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Athletics Year-In-Review 70
Cheer Team Roster 79
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MACCC Sports Hall of Fame 66
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2021 Game Recaps
FOOTBALL STAFF
Head Coach 8
Year-by-Year
NEMCC Sports Hall of Fame 64
CoSIDA Academic All-America 77
Assistant Athletic Director 7
Defensive Coordinator 9
Letter from the President
Athletic Director 6
2021 Season Stats 18
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YEAR-IN-REVIEW
HISTORY
All-Decade Team 72
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Defensive Line Coach 11
History of “Tigers”/Area Coaches 17
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Results 30 Opponent Series 33 All-Time Letter Winners 36 RECORD BOOK
NJCAA All-Academic Awards 68
Sports Information Procedures 16
Academic All-MACCC 69 2021 All-MACCC Selections 76
Band Roster 78
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TIGER SPIRIT
SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director Blake Long Sports Information Specialist Ryan Moreland
SPORTS MEDICINE Head Athletic Trainer Ziggy Marro Assistant Athletic Trainer Becca Ruckes
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National Affiliation NJCAA
Chasity Moore
Defensive Line Parrish Huddleston Wide Receivers Cole Rotenberry
STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER
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Founded 1948
Location Booneville, Mississippi
Capacity 5,200
Mascot Tiger
FOOTBALL
Head Coach Greg Davis Defensive Coordinator Jonathan Webster Offensive Coordinator AJ Erdely Defensive Backs Cedric Shell
Conference Affiliation MACCC
Running Backs/Tight Ends Turner Rotenberry
President Dr. Ricky G. Ford Stadium Tiger Stadium
CHEER Head Coach
ARCHERY Head Coach Parrish Huddleston
MEN’S BASKETBALL Head Coach Cord Wright Assistant Coach Kyle Morris
SOFTBALL Head Coach Jody Long Assistant Coach Kevin Connell
President Dr. Ricky G. Ford Athletic Director Kent Farris Assistant Athletic Director Brenda Mayes
Student-Athlete Success Coach Jillian Guy Student-Athlete Success Coach Leigh Treloar
TENNIS Head Coach Mark Gilliland
GOLF Head Coach Derek DeVaughn
ADMINISTRATION
BASEBALL Head Coach Richy Harrelson Assistant Coach Will Brand
Head Coach Chelsey Rhodes Assistant Coach Aspriona Gilbert
GENERAL INFORMATION ATHLETIC OFFICES
Colors Black & Gold
VOLLEYBALL Head Coach Brenda Mayes
Recently Northeast was recognized as an Apple Distinguished School. Receiving this coveted honor exhibits to the world our commitment to cutting edge technology within our instructional process.
We are happy to have each of you as part of the Northeast family. Please feel free to contact me should the need ever arise. As you leave campus after this event, we wish you the very best and safe
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Ford, NortheastPresident Mississippi Community College
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Students, Fans, Alumni,
While our students are here, our goal is to provide opportunities of personal growth through cutting edge instruction in the classroom and athletic programs. Northeast recognizes that its primary commitment is to the education of our studentathlete.Ourvision is to develop one of the premier athletic programs in the nation. To that end, the completion of our Baseball/Softball complex was certainly a step in the right direction. In addition, the beginning of our Game, Set, Match capital giving campaign for our state of the art tennis complex shows our continued commitment to excellence.
On behalf of Northeast Mississippi Community College, welcome to the greatest institution in the UnitedHereStates!atNEMCC, we have a tradition in all sports of exhibiting not only a championship atmosphere, but one of class, integrity, and professionalism. We are proud of the student/athletes that have chosen to attend Northeast. We are thankful each of you have chosen to attend this athletic event.
I hope you will have time prior to or after this athletic event to walk or drive around our campus and get a small glance at what we have to offer. You are welcome to visit anytime with our students, faculty, and staff.
Katie Moreland
Tenure of Service: 2016 AlcornEducatorCounty
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Tenure of Service: 2016 Tippah County Retired Educator
Ken Basil
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Tenure of Service: 2002 Prentiss County Retired Educator
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Larry Mitchell Tenure of Service: 2016 Alcorn County Retired Educator
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Christie Holly Tenure of Service: 2014 Tishomingo County Superintendent of Education
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Around 1,250 fans packed the bleachers at Harold T. White Field for seven games over a three-day period. Farris’ ballclub faced eventual state champion Jones and East Central Community College before ending the campaign with a 27-20 mark.
A total of 59 athletes that starred under the watch of Farris committed to play at four-year universities at the NCAA Division I, II, III and NAIA levels. He also instructed Northeast Sports Hall of Famers Brandon Farley and Chase Porch.
The Falcons recorded an 18-11 mark in 2006 and
Kent Farris took over as Northeast Mississippi Community College’s athletic director during the 2015 fallHissemester.responsibilities include overseeing the dayto-day operations of an athletic department that will soon feature nine sports that are sanctioned by the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) with the start of volleyball in the fall of 2023.
His squads qualified for the MACCC playoffs six times since he joined the Tigers prior to the 2007 campaign. Farris brought postseason action back to the City of Hospitality when Northeast finished as the division runner-up in 2009 with a 33-14 mark and welcomed Jones College for a best-of-three series.
Northeast edged rival Northwest Mississippi Com munity College for the title and later took its opening round playoff meeting with Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
Three men that started for Farris at Northeast reached the professional ranks. Phillip Chapman signed with the Minnesota Twins, Farley was drafted in the 33rd round of the Major League Baseball (MLB) First-Year Player Draft by San Francisco and Porch inked with three separate organizations in the independent American Association.
hosted a first round playoff series for the inaugural time after claiming the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) Division 2, Class 5A championship.Duringhistenure with the Falcons, five players signed college scholarships and two athletes partici pated in the Crossroads Diamond Club All-Star Game in Jackson. Farris was named The Commercial Dispatch Coach of the Year in 2006.
Farris’ Alcorn Central teams qualified for the playoffs on four occasions. He was tabbed as the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Coach of the Year in 1988 after guiding the Golden Bears to the MHSAA Class 3A state title.
Northeast also broke or tied school records for the most Academic All-MACCC (57) and NJCAA All-Academ ic (35) recipients last year. Five programs – baseball, golf, men’s tennis, softball and women’s basketball –were recognized as NJCAA All-Academic teams.
The Tigers continued to rewrite their record books in 2014 when they received the privilege of hosting the double elimination MACCC Tournament for the first time under its format at that time.
He is the eighth listed athletic director and is the latest in a legendary lineage of gentlemen to serve in this capacity, including NJCAA Hall of Famers Bonner Arnold, Ricky Ford and W.B. “Bill” Ward.
His most extensive head coaching experience on the prep stage came at Alcorn Central High School, where he was its commander from 1984-95. Farris compiled a 265-162-7 ledger while with the Golden Bears.
units by the NJCAA on more than one instance under Farris, including a No. 19 ranking during the poll period from March 11-24, 2014.
The 2021-22 academic year was full of success, as is the norm at Northeast, with five sports that reached the postseason. Men’s basketball led the way by making the championship game of the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) Tournament.
Farris has been a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA), the Crossroads Diamond Club, the Mississippi Association of Coaches (MAC), the Mississippi Association of Professional Educators and was a co-founder of the Northeast Mississippi Coaches Association for Better Baseball (NEMCABB).
He was chosen to coach in the Crossroads Diamond Club All-Star Game in 1989 and the NEMCABB All-Star Game at Corinth’s Jesse Bynum Field twice in 1992 and 2002. He assisted Team Mississippi in the Junior Sunbelt Classic from 1979-99 and in 2001.
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Farris guided the Tigers to their first MACCC North Division championship since 1992 four years later.
He started his career as an assistant at the University of North Alabama from 1983-84 and helped lead the Lions to the Gulf South Conference (GSC) title for the first time in its history in 1984. That club also concluded the NCAA Division II South Central Region as the runner-up and featured five men that inked pro deals.
The Tigers were placed among the country’s elite
The Corinth native cemented his legacy at North east as one of the greatest coaches in the history of its baseball program. Farris left the Tigers as their second winningest headman with 212 victories in nine campaigns at the helm.
In addition, the softball program made runs to the semifinals of both the MACCC and NJCAA Region 23 tournaments. The baseball, football, golf and men’s basketball teams were all nationally ranked at some point during their respective seasons as well.
He also made sure his student-athletes focused on their studies in the classroom. The Tigers were se lected as a NJCAA All-Academic Team for two straight seasons while eight players captured individual scholastic awards as well.
Farris was the headman at Caledonia High School for three seasons and an assistant at New Hope High School from 1996-2002. He was part of two state championship teams with the Trojans and one of three Mississippi prep squads all-time to end a season without a loss when his unit went 43-0 in 1996.
Farris earned Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from North Alabama. He has one son, Keaton, and is happily married to his wife, Joye, who is the administrative assistant to the vice president of student services at Northeast.
Farris replaced another Northeast Sports Hall of Famer in Ray Scott when he accepted the position at Northeast from Columbus, where he spent the two seasons as head coach.
Mayes was in charge of a Muscle Shoals (Ala.) High School program that captured four consecutive Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) state titles from 1998-2001.
All-Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) distinction at least once.
She completed her basketball career at the University of North Alabama from 1983-85. Mayes led the Lady Lions to their inaugural Gulf South Conference (GSC) title and to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances.
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In addition, Mayes is also taking on the role of assistant athletic director with an emphasis on female sports. Northeast currently sponsors women’s teams in basketball, cheerleading, softball and tennis.
She was recognized as the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Coach of the Year in 2001. Mayes was The Birmingham News Coach of the Year for the entire state of Alabama in 1998.
She helped 12 Lady Tigers move on to the four-year level. Mayes also instructed 10 players that garnered
Mayes’ journey at Northeast continues after serving as head women’s basketball coach for the past seven seasons. She guided the Lady Tigers to five playoff berths and the 2018 north division championship.
Mayes also secured 14 AHSAA area championships and 10 AHSAA area runner-up finishes for a total of 24 postseason appearances. Muscle Shoals also won 13 Colbert County (Ala.) Tournament crowns.
Mayes received several awards during her tenure at North Alabama, including Kodak NCAA Division II AllAmerican and NCAA South Region All-Tournament in 1985. She was a two-time All-GSC recipient as well.
Brenda Mayes will serve as the inaugural head coach of Northeast’s brand-new women’s volleyball program. The Tigers begin intercollegiate competition during the fall 2023 semester.
Her Lady Trojan teams claimed 11 AHSAA Elite Eight berths, including seven in a row from 1997-2003. Their last such playoff run resulted in Mayes receiving Coach of the Year honors from The TimesDaily.
The Corinth native has been inducted into the Alabama High School, Colbert County, North Alabama, Northeast and Mississippi Community College sports halls of fame.
She was selected to serve as a coach in the 1999 Alabama High School Athletic Directors and Coaches Association (AHSADCA) All-Star Game. Mayes was also a member of the AHSAA volleyball committee.
The Biggersville High School alumna was also a founding member of Northeast’s softball program. The Tigers, who competed in slow-pitch at that time, advanced to the national tournament during Mayes’ sophomore year of 1983.
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Mayes originally came to the Booneville campus after signing a basketball scholarship to play for Ford. She earned all-conference laurels after topping the Lady Tigers in scoring and rebounding during the 1982-83 campaign.
He saw action on both sides of the pigskin at center, nose guard and long snapper for the Thunder Bears. Davis made seven tackles and forced one fumble for Houston from 2000-01 while touring the country and squaring off against opponents such as the five-time AFL champion Arizona
A total of 73 Northeast standouts have advanced to the four-year level, including Power Five signees Reginald Hughes, Brenden Williams, Williams and Prince to the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss); Ethan Smart to Purdue (Ind.) University and Andison Coby to Indiana University.
Davis signed with the practice squad of the NFL’s New York Giants following his senior campaign in 1999. He then returned to the Lone Star State and inked with the Arena Football League’s (AFL) Houston Thunder Bears.
Northeast has also placed an emphasis on academics with Davis at the helm. Smith was recognized as the inaugural College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America® selection in both 2021 andThe2022.Tigers have received 59 Academic All-MACCC accolades in Davis’ seven seasons. Northeast has also secured 22 NJCAA Academic Student-Athlete Awards in that same span, including two-time winners Carson Banks, Tommy Branyan, JT Moore, Carter Putt, Cedrick Wilder, Jr., and Smith.
Before his stretch at Kentucky State, Davis was part of Sul Ross State (Texas) University’s staff where he held the titles of offensive line coach and offensive coordinator as well. Davis preceded his stint with the Lobos by spending a pair of seasons in Arkadelphia, Ark., at Henderson State University.Itwasduring his time as the Reddies’ offensive line coach that Davis made a name for himself. During his tenure at Henderson State, Davis had four linemen selected to the NCAA Division II All-Southeast Region Team, three elected to the All-Gulf South Conference (GSC) Team and one tabbed as an All-American.
He starred on the gridiron at Texas Christian University in the mid-1990s. Davis participated in the 1994 Independence Bowl and was named to the 1998 All-Sun Bowl Team after guiding the Horned Frogs to a 28-19 victory over the University of Southern California.
DavisRattlers.hasaBachelor’s degree from Texas Christian and a Master’s degree from Stephen F. Austin. He and his wife Karri, who served for three years as Northeast’s cheerleading coach, have two sons, Reed and Rece.
The aforementioned 2016 campaign was just as special. The Tigers went 6-3, including a sweep of its opponents from the MACCC South Division, and ascended into the top 10 of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) poll.
While serving in Frankfort, Ky., Davis was chosen to attend the 2011 NFL and NCAA Football Academy at Disney’s Boardwalk Inn. He learned how to improve and reinforce various aspects of managing and excelling at various
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Six of Davis’ former Tigers have signed professional contracts. That includes three – Joe Horn, Jr., of the Baltimore Ravens, Daniel Ross of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Anthony Rush of the Tennessee Titans and Sam Williams of the Dallas Cowboys – in the National Football League (NFL).Williams was the 56th overall pick in the second round
Greg Davis was selected as Northeast Mississippi Community College’s 14th head football coach in 2015. He begins his 11th year overall on the Tigers’ staff in 2022.
Davis surpassed Andy Greening to become the second winningest headman in program history following Northeast’s season ending home victory over Holmes Community College last fall.
The Tigers pieced together one of their best seasons ever in 2020 after claiming the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) North Division runner-up spot with a 5-1 record.
Northeast was awarded with a national ranking of No. 13 from JCGridiron at the conclusion of the 2020-21 academic year. It is the second final top 15 rating for the Tigers under Davis with the first coming in 2016.
of the 2022 NFL Draft by the Cowboys. He is the fifth draft pick in school history and the first since Michael Boireau in 2000.Williams became one of the most decorated athletes in school history after receiving NJCAA Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2018. He accumulated 75 takedowns, 28.5 tackles for loss and 17.5 sacks during his sophomore campaign with the Tigers.
Henderson State’s Kurt Kutscher was also a finalist for the 2007 Gene Upshaw Award, which is given to the best offensive lineman in NCAA Division II, under the direction of Davis.During the 2004-05 seasons, he found himself at Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) member Upper Iowa University. Before becoming a Peacock, Davis was the offensive line coach and strength coordinator at Muskogee, Okla., based Bacone College.
Davis made his way to Booneville in 2012 after serving at Kentucky State University for two years. As the assistant head coach, offensive coordinator and offensive line coach for the Thorobreds, he helped lead a pair of running backs in Anthony Boykins and Shannon Frieson to 1,000-yard seasons in 2009.
coaching positions at the collegiate level.
He began his coaching career at Stephen F. Austin State (Texas) University. Davis then moved to Independence (Kan.) Community College where he served in multiple roles, including assistant head coach, run game coordinator and offensive line coach.
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The Tigers tied for the most individual All-MACCC recipients that season with 14. Northeast also garnered seven Fall All-America honorees from JCGridiron, including defensive backs Keyshawn Cobb, Deantre Prince and Tony Washington; defensive linemen Jamal Ellis and Cedric Hillsman; offensive lineman Will Derico; quarterback Kevin Hurley and linebacker Jamarcus Smith.
Webster has sent a pair of his athletes to the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) in as many seasons at Northeast in Deantre Prince and Reginald Hughes. Several others have inked with NCAA Division I schools.
Webster was previously the Tigers’ defensive backs instructor from 2012-13. He came back to the Booneville campus after serving in the same capacity for the six seasons at Northwest Mississippi Community College.
Four of Webster’s former players at Northwest have signed contracts with National Football League (NFL) franchises, including 2017 fifth round draft pick Treston DeCoud with the Houston Texans.
Webster got his inaugural taste of the pro ranks in 2014 by spending three weeks with the Chargers. He worked with their special teams and cornerbacks units and was on the sidelines for San Diego’s preseason triumph over the Dallas Cowboys.
He returned to the NFL during the summers of 2017-18 with the Falcons. Webster was assigned by headman Dan Quinn to assist with multiple defensive positions while also helping with film breakdown and preparations for a pair of preseason games against the Miami Dolphins and the New York Jets.
Webster was a decorated student-athlete as well at both Northwest and Arkansas Tech University. The Rangers went a combined 15-4 and were nationally ranked by the NJCAA during both of his years on the roster.
Webster played an integral part in Northwest’s success over the last several years. That includes the 2015 campaign in which the Rangers won both the MACCC and national championships.Northwestqualified for the state playoffs during each
The Tigers have received eight all-conference winners on the defensive side over the last two campaigns, including repeat performers Cedric Hillsman on the line and Tony Washington in the backfield.
Several talented athletes such as All-MACCC selections Dequinten Spraggins and Brian Walker starred for Webster during his previous stint in the City of Hospitality.
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The South Panola High School graduate has honed his craft in the NFL himself. Webster was twice accepted into the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship program with the Atlanta Falcons and the San Diego Chargers.
Webster was twice tabbed as a Gulf South Conference (GSC) Academic Honor Roll and College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-District honoree while with the Wonder Boys. He was named to the National Football Foundation (NFF) Hampshire Honor Society as well in 2008.Hetallied 234 tackles, 29 pass break ups and four intercep tions between his stops at Arkansas Tech and Northwest. He placed second for the Wonder Boys during his senior season with 79 Websterstops.has a Bachelor’s degree from Arkansas Tech and a Master’s degree from the University of Southern Mississippi. He and his wife Bridget have three children, Kenadie, Kaleb and Nori.
His 2021 group excelled in forcing turnovers. The Tigers once again placed in the top 15 nationally with 11 recovered fumbles (9th), 13 interceptions (11th) & three defensive touchdowns (10th).
He was Northwest’s defensive most valuable player (MVP) during his sophomore campaign. Webster was also a member of the Rangers’ MACCC North Division championship team as a freshman in 2003.
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Jonathan Webster, who has 16 years of experience as both a student-athlete and coach in the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC), is beginning his third season as the defensive coordinator for Northeast Mississippi Community College.
Four Rangers earned National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-American honors while under the tutelage of Webster, including Brandin Echols, Tito Windham, DeCoud and Norwood.
Webster’s units at Northwest were consistently among the best in the entire country. The Rangers’ secondary combined for 69 interceptions, 187 pass break ups, 24 forced fumbles and 10 blocked kicks during his stay in Senatobia.
The Batesville native opened his coaching career at Southwest Mississippi Community College in 2009. This is the first time that Webster has held a coordinator position.
Walker averaged 5.2 tackles per game during the 2012 campaign while Spraggins finished third on the team in both takedowns with 51 and pass break ups with six one year later.
season that Webster was on its staff. The Rangers also appeared in three bowl games, including the 2015 Mississippi Bowl, the 2016 C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl and the 2017 Graphic Edge Bowl.
Most recently Josh Norwood inked an undrafted free agent (UDFA) deal with the Seattle Seahawks. Wesley Bush and Marcel Newson also spent time in training camps with the New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers, respectively.
Webster’s inaugural defense at Northeast finished in the top 15 in the country in fumble recoveries (3rd), interceptions (11th), interception return yards (14th), defensive touchdowns (2nd), total tackles (12th) and sacks (13th).
A total of 25 defensive backs from Northwest advanced to four-year institutions after learning from Webster. They include Power Five signees Kaleb Chalmers to the University of South Carolina, Marlon Character, Jr., to the University of Louisville (Ky.), Cam White to Texas Tech University, DeCoud to Oregon State University, Echols to the University of Kentucky and Norwood to West Virginia University.
Spraggins and Walker were among five Northeast players that were instructed by Webster to sign scholarships. That list includes Martice Buckley to Missouri Southern State University, Gregdrecus Leland to the University of West Alabama, Jaquille White to the University of Tennessee at Martin, Spraggins to Murray State (Ky.) University and Walker to Fort Valley State (Ga.) University.
Webster’s tenure at Southwest was highlighted by his very first group of cornerbacks and safeties that racked up 19 interceptions. Jeremy Ratliff guided that effort and led the NJCAA with 10 picks in only eight contests.
He primarily assisted with a talented group of Southern Miss quarterbacks that featured Jack Abraham, who secured All-Conference USA honorable mention distinction after throwing for 3,496 yards with 19 touchdowns over 13 contests.Erdely
Erdely helped develop one of the most sensational wideouts in school history during his first season at Northeast in Andison Coby, who went on to sign a scholarship with the University of Tennessee.
He tutored all-conference selection Goldman Butler, who accounted for four touchdowns between receiving and rushing, during his inaugural season in charge of the Tigers’Erdelyoffense.alsobenefited from a pair of NCAA Division I wideouts in Caleb Anderson and Dallas Payne, who combined for 58 catches and 606 yards. Anderson signed with the University of Akron (Ohio) while Payne went to the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).
He joined the Tigers prior to the 2020 season as wide receivers coach and worked alongside previous offensive coordinator Nick Coleman, who is now an offensive analyst at the University of South Carolina.
was an integral piece to UAB’s quick return to prominence on the gridiron. He led the Blazers to a 19-8 re cord during the 2017-18 campaigns with back-to-back bowl berths and the Conference USA championship as a senior.
He broke the Conference USA all-time mark for comple tion percentage in a single game at 95.2 on November 4, 2017 versus Rice (Texas) University. Erdely was 20 of 21 for 197 yards with three scores through the air in the home victory over the Owls.
Erdely completed 19 of 29 passes for 246 yards and two scores in the MACCC championship contest against Northwest Mississippi Community College. He racked up 222 yards overall one week earlier in a semifinal triumph over Itawamba Community College.
A.J. Erdely, who is a former quarterback for football programs at the senior and two-year college levels, is entering his second season as Northeast Mississippi Community College’s offensive coordinator.
Erdely originally inked with Middle Tennessee State University after graduating from West Forsyth (Ga.) High School. He has an Associate’s degree from Mississippi Gulf Coast and a Bachelor’s degree from UAB.
His cumulative collegiate statistics includes 6,457 yards of total offense, 5,751 passing yards, 703 rushing yards, 37 passing touchdowns, 20 rushing scores and a 60.7 completion percentage.
Erdely was the starter behind center at UAB during its first two seasons back from a three-year hiatus. He also spent his sophomore campaign at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
ranked 14th in the country as well.
Erdely had season highs of 274 yards, including a career-long 95-yard pass, with two touchdowns at Rice and an 81.3 completion percentage versus the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2018.
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He was named to the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm and Manning Award watch lists prior to his final campaign at UAB. Erdely lived up to hype by guiding the Blazers to a program-best eight-game winning streak and their first ranking in 14 years.
His touchdown total was tied for third best in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and first in the Magnolia State. Coby’s 17.6 yards per catch
The Cumming, Ga., native began his transition from player to instructor in 2019 as an offensive quality control coach at the University of Southern Mississippi. The Golden Eagles went 7-6 that year and participated in the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl.
Erdely eventually nabbed All-Conference USA honorable mention accolades following a junior year in which he threw for over 2,300 yards and tied the school record for most rushing touchdowns with 13.
Coby earned All-Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) first-team honors after recording team-highs of 24 catches, 422 receiving yards and seven scores in just six games.
Award Star of the Week as selected by the Allstate Sugar Bowl.Erdely set career-highs during the 2017 season of 321 yards and four passing touchdowns against the University of North Texas and 24 completions versus Ohio University in the Bahamas Bowl.
He guided Mississippi Gulf Coast to the 2016 MACCC South Division title and a top 10 rating from the NJCAA. Erdely threw for 1,881 yards and 14 touchdowns during his lone season with the Bulldogs.
His efforts against Rice paid off with a pair of prestigious prizes, including the College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) National Performer of the Week and the Manning
He accounted for UAB’s inaugural points during its historic first game back on a one-yard run less than six minutes into the matchup. Erdely added two passing touchdowns as the Blazers defeated Alabama A&M Univer sity on September 2, 2017 at Legion Field.
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Two members of Huddleston’s first group of linemen in Cedric Hillsman and Stephon McGlaun garnered
High School graduate had a breakout game against rival Itawamba Community College during week eight of the 2012 campaign with five takedowns, 3.5 sacks and a forced fumble.
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He is the first alumnus to rejoin the Northeast football program as an instructor since Travis Macon held various roles such as offensive line coach and defensive coordinator from 2008-13.
He had the second most tackles among linemen during his freshman season behind only Lavon Hooks, who went on to play in the National Football League (NFL) with the Pittsburgh Steelers, with 31.
Parrish Huddleston, who suited up for the Tigers from 2012-13 before advancing to the NCAA Division I level, made his return to Northeast Mississippi Community College in 2020 as its new defensive line coach.
The Dorsey native accepted his first job as a graduate assistant with an emphasis on linebackers at Pikeville. He helped the Bears clinch their first-ever Mid-South Conference (MSC) East Division championship.
He came back to the Magnolia State in 2017 to assist his prep alma mater of Baldwyn. The Bearcats continued their traditional winning ways with Huddleston’s guidance by capturing back-to-back postseason berths.
Baldwyn won a division title and advanced to the second round of the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) Class 2A playoffs during his initial year on its staff.
He most recently served as an assistant at Senatobia High School last fall. The Warriors compiled a 9-3 overall record during the 2019 season and secured the MHSAA Division 2-3A
Huddleston was instrumental in the development of Collie Taylor, who earned first-team All-MSC distinction after racking up 44 stops, 2.5 tackles for loss, one forced fumble and one interception.
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Huddleston posted a career-high that year with eight tackles against Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. He recorded six stops plus his first sack at Northeast one week earlier versus Northwest Mississippi Community College.TheBaldwyn
Huddlestoncrown.hasreceived a Bachelor’s degree from UT Martin and a Master’s degree from Pikeville. His mom, Ruby, was on the women’s basketball team at Northeast from 1983-84 under current president Dr. Ricky Ford.
and tallied 16 takedowns, three tackles for loss and two sacks as a junior. However, Huddleston transferred to UT Martin for his senior year after the football team at UAB was temporarily disbanded.
Huddleston appeared in 10 contests during his lone campaign as a Skyhawk and registered 16 tackles. He made two stops during his UT Martin debut at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss).
He originally signed with the Blazers out of Northeast
Huddleston completed his playing career with stints at both the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and the University of Tennessee at Martin before entering the coaching ranks in 2016 at the University of Pikeville (Ky.).
Huddleston’s top performance of his final season with the Tigers came during a road victory over Northwest. He accounted for six stops, two tackles for loss, one sack and a quarterback hurry.
All-Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) recognition.
McGlaun added 18 takedowns, three tackles for loss and a sack. Hillsman finished fourth for the Tigers with 35 total stops to go with four tackles for loss and a pair of sacks.Hillsman repeated as an All-MACCC performer during the 2021 season. The Ohio University signee had 35 tackles for the second consecutive year, 1.5 sacks and a forcedHuddlestonfumble. made a direct impact for the Tigers during both of his campaigns on the team. He accumulated 53 tackles, including 10 of them for loss, and seven sacks while donning a black-and-gold uniform.
Shell spent the previous five years in various roles at Coahoma Community College, including most recently as co-defensive coordinator. He got his professional start in the Midwest at Graceland (Iowa) University and McPherson (Kan.)
Shell’s final stop before moving back to his native state was at Graceland. He was the wide receivers coach and special teams coordinator for the Yellowjackets of the Heart of America Athletic Conference (HAAC) from 2012-13.
Shell most recently tutored Acieon Hopkins, who was an All-MACCC recipient at defensive back after posting 17 tackles, four pass break ups and two interceptions during the 2018 campaign at Coahoma.
Carter Bonds, Tayvius Duckett and Smith were the top three tacklers for the Tigers with a combined 156 stops. Another of Shell’s stars in Anthony Scott inked a NCAA Division I scholarship with Alabama State University.
K’Shunyears.Evans, who went on to sign with Delta State University, was Shell’s first athlete at Coahoma to garner postseason laurels after hauling in 42 catches for over 500 yards and five touchdowns.
Shellcoordinator.andtheBulldogs reached the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) playoffs in back-to-back campaigns from 2009-10. McPherson compiled a sensation al 19-3 record during that two-year stretch.
He helped the Bulldogs capture the 2010 Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) championship after completing an undefeated regular season. It was the first league title for McPherson, which earned a final national ranking of No. 12 from the NAIA, since 1952.
Smith headlined that unit as an all-conference and first-team Fall All-America selection. He also became the first Northeast student-athlete to receive College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America distinction.
at Coahoma consistently ranked near the top of the Mississippi Association of Community Col leges Conference (MACCC) standings in multiple statistical categories.
and defensive backs to pass game coordinator and special teams
Shell was a two-year letterwinner at both wideout and defensive back for Alcorn State University. He lifted the Braves to a 6-5 mark during his senior season of 2001, which included a 5-2 record against Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) foes and a win over rival Mississippi Valley State University.
He graduated from the now-defunct T.L. Weston High School. Shell, who holds a Bachelor’s degree from Alcorn State, and his wife Jaime have three children, Cedric, Jr., Eris and Blake.
SHELLCEDRIC
Nelson also collected NJCAA All-Region 23 and All-MACCC recognition while under the watch of Shell. He added two fumble recoveries for a total of 10 takeaways that season.
That team featured defensive back Antonio Nelson, who was selected as a first-team All-American by the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) after finishing second in the country with eight interceptions.
He began his coaching career at McPherson from 200611. His duties ranged from working with wide receivers
His 2017 unit ranked fifth in the state by allowing 351.6 yards per game. The 2016 edition of the Tigers snagged 14 interceptions, which was the second most in the MACCC behind only Northwest Mississippi Community College.
Devonta Jones and Marvin Davidson followed in Evans’ footsteps one season later. Jones tallied 28 receptions for nearly 400 yards and three scores while Davidson anchored the Tigers’ offensive line.
Shell transitioned to linebackers coach for the Tigers ahead of the 2020 campaign and built one of the strongest groups from top-to-bottom at that position in recent memory.Jamarcus
Cedric Shell, who played collegiately at the NCAA Divi sion I level and has over a decade of coaching experience, was named as Northeast Mississippi Community College’s defensive backs instructor in 2019.
The Greenville product originally served the Tigers on the opposite side of the pigskin as their offensive coordinator upon his arrival prior to the 2014 season. He taught three All-MACCC standouts while in that capacity for two
Smith made more history in 2021 as the first player to ever lead Northeast in tackling for three consecutive campaigns. The University of West Alabama signee also repeated as a CoSIDA Academic All-America winner.
Raysean Brown was a two-time All-HAAC honoree during his pair of campaigns under Shell after recording 82 catches, 1,251 yards and 12 touchdowns. Punter Cody Thornton averaged 42.8 yards per boot to secure All-HAAC honors as well in 2013.
Shell’sCollege.defenses
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He was a first-team All-GSC recipient as a senior after posting a league-best 28.5 yards per kickoff return. Rotenberry had a 92-yard kickoff return for a touchdown during the Choctaws’ victory over Shorter (Ga.)
Technology on October 12, 2019.
Cole Rotenberry, who has experience both as a player and as a coach in the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC), is now in his second season as the wide receivers instructor for the Tigers.Hetutored a pair of NCAA Division I receivers during his inaugural year on the Booneville campus in Caleb Anderson and Dallas Payne. Payne, who inked with the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), had a team-best 36 catches for 399 yards while Akron (Ohio) University signee Anderson racked up 22 receptions and 307 yards.
ROTENBERRYCOLE
Rotenberry also reached the end zone that season against the University of West Florida and Shorter. He amassed 1,169 all-purpose yards over 20 career appearances at Mississippi College.
Von Hill was an All-MACCC selection at Coahoma while under the tutelage of Rotenberry. He had 20 receptions for a team-high 353 yards with two touchdowns for the Tigers.Rotenberry was sensational during his pair of seasons at Mississippi College. He was recognized by the Gulf South Conference (GSC) on its all-decade team as a special teams utility standout.
Rotenberry’s overall offensive figures between Mississippi College and Northwest include 89 catches, 1,447 receiving yards, eight total touchdowns and 2,366 all-purpose yards.
Rotenberry was part of a resurgent Coahoma program that finished third in the MACCC North Division during the 2020 campaign with a 3-2 overall record. The Tigers also held a No. 28 national ranking in the final JCGridiron Dirty 30 poll.
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Rotenberryberths. had two 100-plus yard performances with the Rangers. He recorded a career-high 105 yards on seven catches versus Itawamba Community College on September 14, 2017.
RotenberryUniversity.was Mississippi College’s leading receiver for two straight years with totals of 33 catches, 664 yards and six scores. Three of those touchdowns came in the same game against the Florida Institute of
His efforts helped Northwest capture the 2017 MACCC North Division championship and earn two consecutive National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) bowl
Rotenberry was an award-winning wideout himself at both Northwest Mississippi Community College and Mississippi College. He was also an impact performer on the special teams unit at both institutions.
He had 100 yards on the dot on a career-best nine receptions four weeks later in a home triumph by Northwest over East Mississippi Community College. His lone touchdown with the Rangers came during a win at Holmes Community College earlier that year.
The Batesville native was a volunteer assistant at Coahoma Community College two falls ago alongside his twin brother Turner Rotenberry. This is the first full-time position of Rotenberry’s young coaching career.
The South Panola High School graduate had a season-best four receptions for 97 yards, including a 70-yard touchdown catch, versus the University of North Alabama during his junior campaign with the Choctaws.
He put up tremendous numbers at Northwest from 2016-17. Rotenberry obtained All-MACCC second-team distinction as a sophomore after topping the Rangers with 55 receptions for 786 yards.
Rotenberry was part of a big turnaround during his tenure at Coahoma. The Tigers finished with a winning record for the first time in 11 years during his inaugural campaign on their staff.
Three of his former Coahoma student-athletes signed with four-year institutions, including Kasimir Absolu to the University of West Florida, Jordan Montgomery to Mississippi Valley State University and Windham to Delta State
Coahoma carried that good fortune into the first half of the ensuing 2021 campaign. The Tigers rose to as high as No. 14 in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division I rankings after starting the season with four victories in five games.
He added another interception return for a touchdown just seconds before halftime during Mississippi College’s triumph over archrival Delta State in the 2019 Heritage BellRotenberryClassic.
back himself at both Mississippi College and Northwest Mississippi Community College.
earned a starting nod in all 20 appearances with the Choctaws. He was named to Mississippi College’s all-decade team after accumulating 95 tackles and six interceptions over two seasons.
Rotenberry was recognized as both the MACCC and NJCAA Defensive Player of the Week after posting 10 takedowns, two tackles for loss and a 41-yard pick-six for Northwest in its MACCC semifinal win over Hinds Community College.
Rotenberry was in charge of the safeties during his pair of seasons in the delta. He was a standout defensive
Rotenberry obtained that accolade after leading the GSC as a junior with 182 interception return yards. He picked off four passes that year, including an 87-yard
Rotenberry instructed Marlon Windham, who was selected as the most valuable defensive back in the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) North Division last season after accounting for 49 tackles and three interceptions.
It was the start of three consecutive double-digit tackling performances in the postseason for Rotenberry. He concluded his sophomore campaign by racking up a career-high 15 stops versus Iowa Western Community College in the 2017 Graphic Edge Bowl.
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TheUniversity.Batesville native won multiple awards during his playing career. Rotenberry was a Preseason All-Gulf South Conference (GSC) recipient going into his senior campaign at Mississippi College.
Turner Rotenberry is Northeast Mississippi Community College’s new running backs and tight ends coach. He rejoins his twin Cole Rotenberry, who serves Northeast as its wide receivers instructor.
The South Panola High School graduate received All-MACCC second-team honors following his final year at Northwest. He had the second most tackles for the Rangers with 79 along with four picks.
The Rotenberrys have followed the exact same path both as players and as coaches with the exception of last year when Cole came to Northeast and Turner remained at Coahoma Community College as a graduate assistant.
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pick-six during his debut with the Choctaws against Clark Atlanta (Ga.) University.
His overall statistics between Mississippi College and Northwest include 205 takedowns, 8.5 tackles for loss, 16 pass break ups, 13 interceptions, six touchdowns and three forced fumbles.
Chasity Moore, who has more than a decade of experience teaching advanced tumbling and stunts, was selected as the new head coach of the Northeast Mississippi Community College cheerleading squad in 2015.
She guided the Braves to prosperity on the national stage as well. Tishomingo County won the 2013 Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) Mid-South Regional and finished second at the same event one season later.
MOORECHASITY
The “Voice” of the Tigers
Moore spent the next nine years with the Braves alongside fellow instructor Beth James and immediately led them to great successes. Tishomingo County placed among the top three squads in the MHSAA Class 4A-6A non-tumble competition in for eight consecutive years.
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She continued her career at Northeast as a Tiger Dancer and pom squad member. Moore took center stage with the Showband from Tigerland for pregame and halftime performances at football games plus select events such as area Christmas parades.
Moore also served as an assistant in the recruitment office during her time as an undergrad at Northeast and aided in campus tours and special events for prospective students.
The “Voice” of the Tigers
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The Braves edged Cleveland High School for their inaugural state title in 2010 at the historic Mississippi Coliseum. Tishomingo County returned from Jackson as champions twice more during Moore’s tenure in 2012 and 2014.
Moore came to Northeast from Tishomingo County High School, where she trained three Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) state championship teams over a five-year period.
CARTER SMITH
Moore and the Braves traveled to Orlando, Fla., in 2015 to participate UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship at the Walt Disney World Resort and ranked an outstanding seventeenth in the medium varsity non-tumble division.
The Belmont native began her professional career in 2004 as a family and consumer science educator at Tishomingo County. She taught a variety of classes including nutrition and wellness and comprehensive health.
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She was initially indoctrinated into the sport while attending Belmont High School. She earned a spot on the Cardinals’ roster during each of her four years and twice received AllAmerican honors from the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA).
She holds a Bachelor’s degree from the Mississippi University for Women and a Master’s degree from Mississippi State University. Moore is married to Kirk and the couple has one son, Jackson.
ZIGGY MARRO Head Athletic Trainer
BECCA RUCKES Assistant Athletic Trainer
Moore is a member of the Mississippi Association of Coaches (MAC) and is safety certified nationally by the American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators (AACCA).
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She is now in her eighth year of directing the Tigers’ cheerleaders, who appear at basketball and football contests plus pep rallies and other special activities around campus during each academic year.
BLAKE LONG Sports Information Director
PROCEDURESINFORMATIONSPORTS
Northeast Mississippi Community College’s sports information department welcomes all media interest of its tradition-rich intercollegiate athletic programs. Northeast will make every effort to facilitate coverage of the Tigers and Lady Tigers by both national and local outlets. For information on student-athletes or coaches, to set up interviews or photo shoots, to be added to our media contact list or for requests of a file photo, please contact Northeast sports information director Blake Long at 662-720-7448 or by email at bdlong@nemcc.edu or Northeast sports information specialist Ryan Moreland at 662-720-7337 by email at mrmoreland@nemcc.edu.
Select Northeast broadcasts will also be simulcast on the radio by WSKK “The Shark” on frequency 102.3 FM out of Ripley. Northeast athletics can be heard by more than 200,000 people across portions of northeast Mississippi and southwest Tennessee on “The Shark.”
All interviews with Northeast Mississippi Community College student-athletes and coaches should be coordinated through the sports information department with 24-to-48 hours advance notice. Home or cell phone numbers for players or coaches will not be released to reporters under any circumstance.
SECONDARY CONTACT FOR ALL SPORTS
INTERVIEWS
The sports information department at Northeast Mississippi Community College handles the coverage and promotion of 11 intercollegiate athletic programs, including archery, baseball, cheerleading, football, men’s basketball, men’s golf, men’s tennis, softball, women’s basketball, women’s tennis and women’s volleyball.
PRIMARY CONTACT FOR ALL SPORTS
BROADCASTS
E-mail: bdlong@nemcc.edu
Other radio or television stations wishing to broadcast during contests on the Northeast campus should contact the sports information department with at least one week advance notice in order to preserve a space on press row.
Every effort will be made to respond to each respective request in a timely manner. Inquiries received after normal business hours (8 a.m.-4 p.m. MondayThursday; 8 a.m.-Noon Friday) will be handled the following business day.
CREDENTIALS
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The office is responsible for all athletic publications, media relations pertaining to each sport, historical record-keeping for all sports, other promotional activities and maintaining the institution’s athletic webpage (www. nemccathletics.com), which was selected in 2015 as the top sports site among the Magnolia State’s 15 community and junior colleges by the College Public Relations Association of Mississippi (CPRAM).
Online, print, radio or television outlets wishing to cover sporting events at Northeast Mississippi Community College must contact the sports information office in order to apply for a credential. This credential grants the bearer access to the pressbox at Tiger Stadium or The Plex or press row inside Bonner Arnold Coliseum. It also allows sideline access for photographers and on-field or on-court privileges for reporters to complete postgame interviews with coaches and student-athletes.
An issued credential must be displayed at all times in order for working media to be granted complimentary entrance into any Northeast athletic contest. Northeast reserves the right to revoke any credential if the terms or conditions for use are breached.
OVERVIEW
Blake Long, Sports Information Director Office: (662) 720-7448
Ryan Moreland, Sports Information Specialist E-mail: mrmoreland@nemcc.edu
The official television home of all Northeast Mississippi Community College athletic programs is NEMCCTV. Those wishing to watch the Tigers and Lady Tigers may visit www.NEMCCTV.com on their computer, cell phone or tablet devices. Airtime for most televised events is between 15-to-30 minutes prior to the scheduled start time for the pregame show hosted by “The Voices of the Tigers” Jody Presley and Carter Smith.
HISTORY OF
THE “TIGERS” NICKNAME AREA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COACHES ALCORN CENTRAL Marty Warren BALDWYN Michael Gray BELMONT Jason Coker BIGGERSVILLE Case Ingram BOONEVILLE Mike Mattox CORINTH Justin Dye EAST UNION Brandon Cherry FALKNER Jeff Anglin KOSSUTH Brian Kelly MYRTLE Josh Curbow NEW ALBANY Cody Stubblefield RIPLEY Perry Liles THRASHER Ross Coley TISHOMINGO COUNTY Cory Quinn WALNUT John Meeks
Later, Northeast’s athletic program grew to include men’s and women’s varsity sports. “Fighting” was dropped and the teams became known as the “Tigers” and “Lady Tigers.” FIGHT SONG:
Therefore, “Fighting Tigers” was adopted as the school’s mascot.
Arnold and legendary University of Kentucky men’s basketball coach Adolph Rupp were friends. As a result of this friendship and the success of the Wildcats basketball program, Arnold wanted the Northeast’s athletic teams to sport a similar nickname.
NORTHEAST
When Northeast Mississippi Community College was founded in 1948, Bonner Arnold served as physical education instructor, men’s and women’s basketball coach and athletic director.
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GO, FIGHT, WIN “Go --- Tigers, We’re behind you. Fight --- till the battle’s over. Win --- for --- the pride of Northeast Gain the Fight!.....................Go!.........................Victory!Win!.......................N.E.M.C.C. Lyrics by former Northeast director of bands and ‘74 alumnus Ricky Bishop. Sung to the tune of “The Victors,” (L.Elbel) the University of Michigan fight song.
Tackles Sacks Pass Def Fumbles Blkd
29 Brandon Mercer 3 0 1 1 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
20 Deidrick Orange 9 18 9 27 4.5/15 2.5/7 0/0 1 2/0 5 0 0
6 Delvon Fegans 4 2 0 2 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
AVERAGE PER CATCH 11.9 11.2 AVERAGE PER GAME 185.7 147.9
32 Willie Latham, III 9 28 23 51 1/5 0/0 0/0 1 1/8 0 0 0
TEAM STATISTICS NEMCC OPP
PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 11-93 15-155
ATTENDANCE 5171 7060
9 Reginald Hughes 6 16 6 22 2.5/7 1.5/3 0/0 0 0/0 2 0 0
NO PLAYER NAME GP UT AT TOTAL FORLOSS NO/YARDS INT/YDS BRUP RCV/YDS FF KICK SAF
97 Alfernee Hankins 9 5 7 12 4/11 2/7 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
24 Goldman Butler, VI 7 3 0 3 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
3 Mondrel Boykins 6 1 0 1 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 1/0 0 0 0
90 DQ Watkins 6 4 2 6 1/3 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 13-126 12-215
34 Deonta Barnes 8 8 5 13 0/0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
PASSING YARDAGE 1671 1331
14 Stephon McGlaun 9 12 10 22 2/2 1/1 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
TDS PASSING 9 8
SACK BY-YARDS 15-53 15-83
KICKOFF-YARDS 39-2369 47-2617
42 Triston Newson 9 22 15 37 0.5/1 0/0 0/0 1 1/0 2 0 0
3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 40/124 46/130
10 Kevin Nelson 7 8 2 10 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 1/0 0 0 0
21 Tyler Shorter 9 14 8 22 1/2 0/0 1/0 3 0/0 0 0 0
17 Kris Sides 6 0 3 3 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 1/0 0 0 0
7 Keyshawn Cobb 9 26 19 45 3.5/17 0/0 1/27 4 1/0 2 0 0
TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 29:57 30:03
4TH-DOWN PCT 31% 69%
RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 14-28 18-23
44 Jakeven Green 8 5 9 14 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
3RD-DOWN PCT 32% 35%
19 Quae Shorty 3 3 0 3 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
OVERALL DEFENSIVE STATSOVERALL TEAM STATS SCORE BY QUARTERS 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT1 TOTAL Northeast Tigers 31 47 67 28 0 173 Opponents 62 51 59 52 0 224
93 Jamal Ellis 6 5 4 9 2/4 1/1 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
45 Shaundell Carter 3 1 2 3 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
PUNT RETURNS AVERAGE 8.5 10.3
99 Quontavious Lymon 8 5 5 10 1/8 1/8 0/0 1 0/0 0 0 0
89 Kortlen Wilfawn 6 1 0 1 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
PENALTY 18 10
PUNTS-YARDS 49-1771 48-1958
30 Carter Bonds 8 46 17 63 7.5/32 4/24 1/0 1 0/0 0 0 0
TOTAL OFFENSE 2739 2990
35 Rashad Thomas 6 4 2 6 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
TOTALS 9 377 256 633 45/153 15/53 13/126 20 11/38 16 1 0
TDS RUSHING 10 16
FUMBLE-LOST 27-13 26-11
RUSHING 65 84 PASSING 73 64
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 7-12 10-11
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23 Gary Banks, II 3 2 0 2 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
AVERAGE PER PUNT 36.1 40.8
AVERAGE PER PASS 6.5 5.8
4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 5/16 11/16
AVERAGE PER KICK 60.7 55.7
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 22 26
5 Jamarcus Smith 9 36 38 74 7.5/32 0.5/1 1/13 0 0/0 1 0 0
49 Cedric Hillsman 9 16 19 35 4/30 1.5/2 0/0 1 0/0 1 1 0
1 Marcus Rule 7 9 2 11 0/0 0/0 1/0 4 0/0 0 0 0
72 Will Derico 9 1 0 1 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
16 Kylan Garrett 9 1 0 1 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
AVERAGE PER PLAY 4.6 4.9 AVERAGE PER GAME 304.3 332.2
PAT-ATTEMPTS 18-21 20-23
POINTS PER GAME 19.2 24.9
RUSHING YARDAGE 1068 1659
RED-ZONE SCORES 19-28) 27-32
25 Javian Gipson-Holmes 8 8 6 14 0/0 0/0 0/0 1 1/0 0 0 0
13 Cam Coleman 5 1 0 1 1.0/3.0 1.0/3.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
AVERAGE PER RUSH 3.1 4.4 AVERAGE PER GAME 118.7 184.3
33 Tabias Brown 4 1 0 1 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 1/0 0 0 0
SCORING 173 224
29 Scott Norphlet 6 7 5 12 0/0 0/0 1/16 0 0/0 0 0 0
11 Dallas Payne 9 1 0 1 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 36-633 22-485
INT RETURNS AVERAGE 9.7 17.9
FIRST DOWNS 156 158
92 Quay Edwards 8 6 5 11 0.5/1 0/0 0/0 0 1/0 2 0 0
RUSHING ATTEMPTS 343 374
48 Kelton Law 8 13 13 26 0.5/0.5 2/3 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
80 DK Gaines 3 2 0 2 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
2 Tony Washington 9 22 15 37 3/7 0/0 5/62 2 2/30 1 0 0
22 Cayden Betts 9 1 0 1 0.0/0.0 0.0/0.0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0
COMP-ATT-INT 140-257-12 119-231-13
27 Steven Edwards 7 11 1 12 0/0 0/0 2/8 1 1/0 1 0 0
PENALTIES-YARDS 63-534 64-699 AVERAGE PER GAME 59.3 77.7
KICK RETURNS AVERAGE 17.6 22
Cayden Betts 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 12
Mondrel Boykins 4 51 12.8 0 18
Calvin Jones, Jr. 3 3 22 7.3 0 9 7.3
Tameron Patterson 9 90 395 0 395 43.9
Tyler Shorter 1 0 0 0 0
Khi Holiday 21 416 19.8 1 33
Gary Banks, II 9 78 252 0 252 28.0
Cedrick Wilder, Jr. 1 0 6 0 0 0 6 6.0
Cayden Betts 9 3 27 9 0 14 3
Calvin Jones, Jr. 3 0 22 0 6 0 28 9.3
Mondrel Boykins 6 0 163 0 51 0 214 35.7
Calvin Jones, Jr. 1 6 6 0 6
AC Graham 4 69 119 292 411 102.8
Goldman Butler, Vl 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 24
Caleb Anderson 9 0 307 0 0 0 307 34.1
Jamarcus Smith 1 13 13 0 13
Cayden Betts 9 66 281 0 281 31.2
John Ellis Murrah 0 7-12 18-21 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 39
Kylan Garrett 9 0 410 0 0 0 410 45.6
Carter Putt 4 117.3 87 161 5 54 1096 6 78 156.6
Stephon McGlaun 9 1 0 1 -1 -1 0 0 -0.1
Total 9 343 1364 296 1068 3.1 10 42 118.7
Gary Banks, II 2 18 9 0 17
JT Moore 6 45 69 153 222 37.0
Carter Putt 7 191 -13 1096 1083 154.7
Goldman Butler, Vl 7 28 58 0 0 0 86 12.3
PAT
Caleb Anderson 9 22 307 14 1 49 34.1
Gary Banks II 9 4 26 6.5 0 12 2.9
Scott Norphlet 1 16 16 1 16
Cayden Betts 9 281 27 0 142 0 450 50.0
Cayden Betts 9 66 309 28 281 4.3 2 30 31.2
Goldman Butler VI 7 15 34 6 28 1.9 1 7 4
INTERCEPTIONS NO. YDS AVG TD LONG
Tony Washington 5 62 12.4 2 62
Total 36 633 17.6 1 33
Max Favre 2 35 36 130 166 83.0
Totals 22 7-12 18-21 0-0 0 0-1 0.0 1 173
Max Favre 2 36 0 0 0 0 36 18.0
TOTAL OFFENSIVE YDS G PLAYS RUSH PASS TOTAL AVG/G
PUNTING NO. YDS AVG LONG TB FC I20 BLKD
FIELD GOALS FGM/FGA PCT 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LG BLK
John Ellis Murrah 35 1339 38.3 60 0 3 11 1
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JT Moore 6 1 18 18 0 18 3
RECEIVING G NO. YDS AVG TD LONG AVG/G
Total 9 140 1671 11.9 9 78 185.7
ScottNorphlet 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 0
Tony Washington 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 0
AC Graham 4 119 0 0 0 0 119 29.8
Steven Edwards 7 0 0 0 0 8 8 1.1
Carter Putt 7 30 62 75 -13 -0.4 1 14 -1.9
TD FGS KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF POINTS
Javian Gipson-Holmes 1 0 0 0 0
John Daniel Deaton 11 407 37 45 2 0 2 0
CamColeman 5 0 135 0 0 0 135 27.0
Stephon McGlaun 9 1 -1 0 -1 -0.1
JT Moore 6 23 88 19 69 3 3 13 11.5
Tameron Patterson 9 90 411 16 395 4.4 2 26 43.9
PUNT RETURNS NO. YDS AVG TD LONG
RETURNS NO. YDS AVG TD LONG
Cedrick Wilder, Jr. 1 1 6 6 0 6 6 Jay Wortham 3 1 -33 33 0 33 11
Keyshawn Cobb 11 93 8.5 0 31
Goldman Butler, VI 7 6 58 9.7 3 14 8.3
PASSING G EFFIC ATT CMP INT PCT YDS TD LONG AVG/G
Totals 9 600 1068 1671 2739 304.3
Cayden Betts 7 142 20.3 0 26
Keyshawn Cobb 1 27 27 0 27 Steven Edwards 2 8 4 0 8
Mondrel Boykins 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6
Tameron Patterson 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 12
Total 9 111.3 140 257 12 54.5 1671 9 78 185.7
Max Favre 2 4 47 11 36 9 0 42 18
Carter Putt 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6
AC Graham 4 27 137 18 119 4.4 1 32 29.8
John Ellis Murrah 7-12 58.3% 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-2 0-0 41 1
Caleb Anderson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6
Khi Holiday 9 0 58 0 416 0 474 52.7
Goldman Butler, Vl 7 15 28 0 28 4.0
AC Graham 4 121 27 42 2 64.3 292 1 57 73
JT Moore 6 100.7 8 22 1 36.4 153 1 49 25.5
KICK
KeyshawnCobb 9 0 0 93 0 27 120 13.3
Kylan Garrett 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6
ALL PURPOSE YDS G RUSH REC PR KOR IR TOT AVG/G
Dallas Payne 9 0 399 0 0 0 399 44.3
RUSHING G ATT GAIN LOST NET AVG TD LONG AVG/G
Mondrel Boykins 6 12 163 13.6 1 46 27.2
Max Favre 2 78.1 18 31 4 58.1 130 1 17 65
Dallas Payne 9 36 399 11.1 2 41 44.3
Carter Bonds 1 0 0 0 0
JT Moore 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 18
JT Moore 6 69 18 0 0 0 87 14.5
SCORING
Scott Norphlet 6 0 0 0 0 16 16 2.7
Cam Coleman 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6
Dallas Payne 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 12
Tameron Patterson 9 395 9 0 0 0 404 44.9
Jamarcus Smith 9 0 0 0 0 13 13 11.4
Tony Washington 9 0 0 0 0 62 62 6.9
Totals 9 1068 1671 93 633 126 3591 3 99.0
Khi Holiday 9 8 58 7.3 0 20 6.4
OVERALL INDIVIDUAL STATS
Gary Banks, II 9 78 276 24 252 3.2 0 17 28
Marcus Rule 1 0 0 0 0
Kylan Garrett 9 22 410 18.6 1 78 45.6
Tameron Patterson 9 5 9 1.8 0 10 1
Cam Coleman 5 16 135 8.4 1 30 27
Total 11 93 8.5 0 31
Gary Banks, ll 9 252 26 0 18 0 296 32.9
AC Graham 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6
Jay Wortham 3 0 33 0 0 0 33 11.0
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
Rushing 5 14
Khi Holiday 5 105 0 29 Gary Banks, II 1 17 0 17
Rushing Attempts 40 47
KICKING FG LG XP PTS John Ellis Murrah 1/1 33 2/2 5
2nd 4:09 42 1:59 10-14
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
Calvin Jones, Jr. 2 17 0 9 8.5
NEMCC John Elllis Murrah 33 Field Goal 9
FIRST DOWNS 13 21
Brody Pierce 4 155 38.8 0 1 43 Yohan Thompson 3 142 47.3 1 1 54
Carter Bonds 7 2 9 1 1
Jamarcus Smith 3 5 8 0 1 Willie Latham 5 3 8 0 0
Penalty 2 1
1sr 4:46 0 0:00 0 - 14
Number of Kickoffs / Yards 6 / 122 3 / 61
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
Khi Holiday 2 10 0 6 5
Tam Patterson 9 67 0 26 7.4
Interception Returns: Number / Yards 1 / 0 1 / 8
Possession Time 31:11 28:49
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JC Paul Hughes 10 run (Brody Pierece kick) 10
Third Down Conversions 3 of 13 3 of 12
JC Travor Randle 27 fumble recovery (Brody Pierce kick) 0
Had Intercepted 1 1
Fumbles: Number / Lost 6 / 3 2 / 0
Touchbacks 0 0
Number of Punts / Yards 9 / 365 7 / 297
RUSHING ATT YDS TD LG AVG
Sacks: Number / Yards 3 / 7 1 / 8
La’Damian Webb 20 193 2 68 9.7
2nd 12:17 41 4:30 3 - 14
KICK RETURNS NO YARDS TD LG
Passes Attempted 26 23
NET YARDS RUSHING 94 326
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
John Ellis Murrah 9 365 40.6 0 3 48
Punt Returns: Number / Yards 2 / 18 2 / 81
TOTAL NET YARDS 227 408
PUNT RETURNS NO. YARDS TD LG Keyshawn Cobb 2 18 0 18
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards 6 / 122 3 / 61
Qua Sanders 2 19 0 11 9.5 Rasaiah Ruffin 1 15 0 15 15
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
JT Moore 6 1 1 -7 0 1
1 st 14:11 82 0:49 0 - 7
Passing 6 6
Fourth Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 2
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 66 70
PLYS YDS TOP SCORE
NEMCC AC Graham 4 run (John Ellis Murrah kick) 4
3rd 10:26 50 2:55 10 - 27
Penalties: Number / Yards 5 / 30 7 / 62
Kendall Coleman 2 24 0 16 12
AC Graham 13 30 1 9 2.3
Passes Completed 14 8
Average Per Punt 40.6 42.4
2nd 1:06 75 3:03 10-20
Gary Banks, II 6 30 0 16 5
RUSHING ATT YDS TD LG AVG
TEAM STATS NEMCC JC
Average Gain Per Play 3.4 5.8
AC Graham 20 13 0 140 0 57
Average Per Kick 51.0 55.5
JC Robert Henry 3 run (Brody Pierce kick) 4
PUNT RETURNS NO YARDS TD LG Ladarius Webb 2 81 1 62
KICKING FG LG XP PTS Brody Pierce 0 0 5/5 5
4th 8:44 30 1:53 17-41
Alan Follis 5 2 1 19 0 15
3rd 2:54 0 0:00 10 - 34
NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
NEMCC Goldman Butler, VI 4 run (John Ellis Murrah kick) 5
Robert Henry 11 85 1 17 7.7 Paul Hughes, II 6 37 1 12 6.2
SCORING SUMMARY:
JC La’Damian Webb 1 run (kick failed) 11
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
JC La’Damian Webb 68 run (Brody Pierce kick) 2
Kylan Garrett 7 100 0 57 14.3
GAME 1 | JONES-41 NEMCC-17 September 2, 2021 at Bobcat Stadium (Ellisville, Mississippi)
3rd 0:43 73 2:02 17-34
Q. Hawkins 18 6 0 63 0 16
Mike Cockream 5 3 8 0 0 J. Jenkins 4 1 5 0 0 Jaylin Simmons 1 4 5 0 0 C. Shaw 3 2 5 0 1
JONES COLLEGE
JC Ladarius Webb 62 punt return (Brody Pierce kick) 0
NET YARDS PASSING 133 82
Passing 4 4 Penalty 2 3
MS GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Passes Completed 10 17
1st 11:22 MGCCC Dylan Wasson 40 field goal 4 0 0:27 3-0
PUNT RETURNS NO. YARDS TD LG Jonathan Harris 3 11 0 10
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG John Ellis Murrah 6 239 39.8 0 0 56
Third Down Conversions 4 of 18 3 of 17
Cam Thomas 19 94 0 23 4.9
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
Interception Returns: Number / Yards 1 / 8 3 / 33
PLYS YDS TOP SCORE
1st 2:25 MGCCC Xavier Evans 2 run (Dylan Wasson kick) 52 2:11 12-0
4th 8:23 MGCCC Dylan Wasson 35 field goal 6 26 1:40 15-16
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
Average Gain Per Play 3.4 3.6
TOTAL NET YARDS 245 243
GAME 2 | MS GULF COAST-18 NEMCC-16 September 9, 2021 at Tiger Stadium (Booneville, Mississippi) 2021 GAME RECAPSHISTORY
Gary Banks, II 9 23 0 17 2.6 Tam Patterson 11 21 0 17 1.9
2nd 3:26 NEMCC John Ellis Murrah 19 field goal 63 4:56 12-10
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
NEMCCTIGERS | 21
Jalen Bracey 2 18 0 15 9 Chandler Williams 1 11 0 11 11
Rushing 6 5
Number of Kickoffs / Yards 5 / 318 5 / 322
1st 10:41 MGCCC Team Safety 0 0 0:00 5-0
Xavier Evans 6 57 1 26 9.5 Micah McGowan 12 16 0 8 1.3
Fourth Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 0
TEAM STATS GC NE
NET YARDS PASSING 85 168
Carter Putt 26 17 1 168 0 46
Punt Returns: Number / Yards 3 / 11 0 / 0
Sacks: Number / Yards 2 / 13 0 / 0
Passes Attempted 31 27
Had Intercepted 3 1
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
Possession Time 28:50 31:10
Dallas Payne 4 79 0 41 19.8 Mondrel Boykins 3 50 0 46 16.7 Caleb Anderson 3 17 0 8 5.7
KICKING FG LG XP PTS
Rushing Attempts 41 40
KICK RETURNS NO YARDS TD LG Keymari Odum 3 66 0 26
NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Fumbles: Number / Lost 4 / 1 3 / 2
Jamarcus Smith 1 7 8 0 0 Carter Bonds 4 3 7 0 1 Keyshawn Cobb 5 1 6 0 0 Triston Newson 1 5 6 0 0
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
2nd 10:46 NEMCC Scott Norphlet 16 interception return (John Ellis Murrah kick) 0 0:00 12-7
4th 0:58 MGCCC Dylan Wasson 25 field goal 4 4 0:41 18-16
NET YARDS RUSHING 160 75
2nd 0:00 NEMCC John Ellis Murrah 37 field goal 35 1:39 12-13
John Ellis Murrah 3/4 37 1/1 10
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3rd 4:57 NEMCC John Ellis Murrah 24 field goal 1 1:45 12-16
8
Carter Putt 9 27 0 14 3
TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 72 67
6
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
KICKING FG LG XP PTS Dylan Wasson 3/3 40 1/1 10
FIRST DOWNS 12 12
KICK RETURNS NO YARDS TD LG Khi Holiday 3 38 0 26
Penalties: Number / Yards 11 / 165 9 / 66
Rico Dorsey 3 46 0 23 15.3
George Caratan 7 334 47.7 3 3 59
Phillip Short 31 10 3 85 0 23
Average Per Kick 63.6 64.4
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
SCORING SUMMARY:
Hydee Barlow 9 5 14 0.5 4 C.J. Williams 8 5 13 0 0 Robert McDaniel 7 5 12 0 1 Mike Smith 7 4 11 0 1
Average Per Punt 47.7 33
4
0
Number of Punts / Yards 7 / 334 8 / 264
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards 3 / 66 3 / 38
1st 8:17 HCC Jaiden Burns 9 pass from BeSean McCray (Ben Duncan kick) 10 79 4:33 9-0
BeSean McCray 32 14 3 120 0 40
4th 5:29 HCC Ben Duncan 32 field goal 7 8 2:54 18-13
Goldman Butler 3 35 2 14 11.7
HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
1st 0:23 NEMCC Goldman Butler 12 pass from Carter Putt 4 33 1:26 9-7
Penalties: Number / Yards 9 / 71 8 / 44
TEAM STATS HCC NEMCC
Number of Kickoffs / Yards 5 / 287 4 / 235
Average Per Punt 42.8 38.7
GAME 3 | HINDS-18 NEMCC-13 September 16, 2021 at Tiger Stadium (Booneville, Mississippi)
3rd 3:42
Cayden Betts 12 46 0 11 3.8 Gary Banks, II 9 32 0 11 3.6
Passes Completed 15 20
Houston Smith 3 108 36.0 0 0 43
FIRST DOWNS 20 21
NET YARDS PASSING 114 250
Fumbles: Number / Lost 0 / 0 2 / 1
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
Rushing Attempts 45 33
KICK RETURNS NO YARDS TD LG
Rushing 15 6
TOTAL NET YARDS 292 322
Passes Attempted 29 30
NEMCC Goldman Butler 14 pass from Carter Putt (kick failed) 11 81 4:16 15-13
Number of Punts / Yards 6 / 257 3 / 116
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
KICKING FG LG XP PTS Ben Duncan 3 108 36.0 0
John Ellis Murrah 0 0 1/1 1
Punt Returns: Number / Yards 1 / 9 2 / 7
Penalty 0 1
Jaylan Ware 2 6 8 0 1 Emahd Dabney 4 2 6 0 0 Malik Sims 2 4 6 0 0 Khiry Gee 5 0 5 0 0 Jaylen Knight 4 1 5 0 0
Jeffery Pittman 24 70 0 19 2.9 BeSean McCray 5 22 0 8 4.4
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
John Ellis Murrah 3 116 38.7 0 1 48
Average Gain Per Play 4 5.1
Interception Returns: Number / Yards 3 / 61 0 / 0
Caleb Anderson 6 82 0 16 13.7 Kylan Garrett 3 60 0 36 20 Dallas Payne 6 52 0 15 8.7
3rd 7:58 HCC Ben Duncan 27 field goal 14 64 5:37 15-7
Carter Putt 30 20 3 250 2 36
Sacks: Number / Yards 1 / 6 0 / 0
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards 4 / 70 5 / 99
Kaleb Mosley 4 50 0 40 Tabashi Thomas 4 26 0 10 Jaiden Barnes,d Sr. 2 21 0 21
TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 74 63
Third Down Conversions 8 of 18 4 of 10
Jamarian Samuels 12 96 0 20 8.0
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
Had Intercepted 0 3
Touchbacks 0 0
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
Fourth Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2
NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SCORING SUMMARY:
1st 12:50 HCC Team Safety 0 0 0:00 2-0
KICKING FG FL XP PTS
Possession Time 32:45 27:15
Emahd Dabney 2 32 0 19 Jaiden Burns, Sr. 1 19 0 19
Willie Latham 5 2 7 0 0 Tony Washington 5 0 5 0 1 Cedric Hillsman 4 1 5 0 1
Passing 5 14
PLYS YDS TOP SCORE
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
Jamarcus Smith 6 3 9 0 1.5 Keyshawn Cobb 5 3 8 0 1.5
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
NET YARDS RUSHING 178 72
Average Per Kick 57.4 58.5
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
2nd 10:46 HCC Ben Duncan 25 field goal 7 13 3:11 12-7
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NET YARDS RUSHING 51 153
Jaquerrious Williams 2 56 1 57 28.0
7 80 3:54 6 - 14
2nd 13:22 NWCC Tyson Keys 42 pass from Michael Hiers (Eli Hamlin kick)
AC Graham 1 0 0 0 0 0
KICKING FG LG XP PTS Eli Hamlin 1/1 34 6/6 9
Carter Bonds 6 5 11 1 1
TOTAL NET YARDS 270 480
1st 4:33 NEMCC Carter Putt 3 run (kick failed)
Had Intercepted 0 0
9 62 1:27 6-21
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
3rd 3:19 NWCC Jaquerrious Williams 2 run (Eli Hamlin kick)
John Daniel Deaton 3 116 38.7 0 0 42
3 70 0:46 0-7
4th 9:00 NWCC Jamarien Bracey 6 run (E.liHamlin kick)
10 49 4:22 6-24
Average Per Kick 57 64.5
Fumbles: Number / Lost 2 / 2 1 / 1
Number of Kickoffs / Yards 3 / 171 8 / 516
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
Rushing Attempts 23 40
Cayden Betts 3 22 0 15 7.3 Goldman Butler 4 18 0 7 4.5
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards 2 / 37 3 / 63
Kylan Garrett 2 115 1 78 Dallas Payne 4 33 0 15 Mondrel Boykins 1 31 0 31
Rushing 2 7
Touchbacks 0 6
John Ellis Murrah 4 164 41 0 1 47
Passing 7 12
Possession Time 22:39 37:21
AC Graham 4 40 0 32 10
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Average Gain Per Play 4.7 6.6
SCORING SUMMARY:
Jamarien Bracey 15 23 0 13 1.5
Third Down Conversions 3 of 13 8 of 19
Fourth Down Conversions 1 of 2 4 of 4
2nd 0:20 NWCC D.T. Sheffield 23 pass from Michael Hiers (Eli Hamlin kick)
Penalty 2 2
Penalties: Number / Yards 6 / 69 9 / 95
3rd 9:02 NEMCC Kylan Garrett 78 pass from Carter Putt (John Ellis Murrah kick)
2 75 0:50 13-31
3rd 9:52 NWCC Jamarien Bracey 16 run (E.liHamlin kick)
KICK RETURNS NO YARDS TD LG Keyon Fordham 3 63 0 21
9 77 5:34 13-38
TEAM STATS NEMCC NWCC
7 77 2:23 6 - 7
Passes Completed 13 23
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG
Michael Hiers 33 23 0 327 3 69
Carter Putt 33 13 0 219 1 78
(Senatobia, Mississippi)
NEMCCTIGERS | 23
Interception Returns: Number / Yards 0 / 00 0 / 0
3rd 10:31 NWCC Eli Hamlin 34 field goal
2 21 0:25 6-31
NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG Tanner Gillis 5 215 43 1 2 54
TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 57 73
Average Per Punt 40 43
1st 13:10 NWCC E. Jai Mason 69 pass from Michael Hiers (Eli Hamlin kick)
Jamarcus Smith 4 5 9 0 0 Willie Latham 3 5 8 0 0 Reginald Hughes 3 2 5 1 1
9 41 5:45 13-45 at Bobby Franklin Field
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
2021 GAME RECAPSHISTORY GAME 4 | NORTHWEST-45 NEMCC-13 September 23, 2021
NET YARDS PASSING 219 327
PLYS YDS TOP SCORE
KICKING FG LG XP PTS John Ellis Murrah 0/1 0 1/2 1
Byron Pearson 2 2 4 0 0.5 Fred Harris, Jr. 4 0 4 0 0 Drea Shumaker 2 1 3 0 1 Sam Brumfield 2 1 3 2 2
Passes Attempted 34 33
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG E. Jai Mason 5 94 1 69 Tyson Keys 4 94 1 42 D.T. Sheffield 4 50 1 23
Sacks: Number / Yards 2 / 12 6 / 34
FIRST DOWNS 11 21
Number of Punts / Yards 7 / 280 5 / 215
KICK RETURNS NO YARDS TD LG Khi Holiday 2 37 0 21
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
Punt Returns: Number / Yards 1 / 3 2 / 11
Jamie Shaw 9 8 0 13 0.9 Tameron Patterson 1 -1 0 0 -1.0
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
4th 0:01 NEMCC Tony Washington 37 interception return (John Ellis Murrah kick) 0 0 0:00 17-31
Rushing Attempts 48 32
Fumbles: Number / Lost 3 /1 3 / 2
4th 0:11 NEMCC Dallas Payne 30 pass from Carer Putt (John Ellis Murrah kick) 5 31 2:30 17-24
GAME 5 | NEMCC-31 ICC-17
PLYS YDS TOP SCORE
TOTAL NET YARDS 190 366
Passing 2 12 Penalty 1 2
Fourth Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2
RJ Wilson 22 82 1 12 3.7
Third Down Conversions 6 of 16 6 of 15
FIRST DOWNS 10 20
3rd 7:14 ICC Shane Lasher 22 field goal
5 75 2:12 17-17
Carter Bonds 8 2 10 2 3
9 75 4:32 14-10
Caleb Anderson 7 98 0 23 14 Dallas Payne 5 77 1 30 15.4
John Ellis Murah 1/2 30 4/4 7
KICKING FG LG XP PTS
2 3 0:22 7 - 0
3rd 5:02 NEMCC Mondrel Boykins 40 pass from Carter Putt (John Ellis Murrah kick)
NET YARDS PASSING 46 286
Price Nixon 7 231 33 0 3 45
Shamar Sandgren 3 28 0 13 9.3
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
2nd 1:19 NEMCC John Ellis Murrah 30 field goal 11 49 3:42 14-3
ATT NET TD LG AVG
5 22 1:18 17-10
Jamal Brooks 10 47 1 15 4.7
Touchbacks 0 2
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards 0 / 0 2 / 52
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
Gary Banks, II 8 27 0 13 3.4
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 63 69
Shane Lasher 1/1 22 2/2 5
ITAWAMBA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Penalties: Number / Yards 6 / 44 12 / 125
Dylan Faulk 9 4 1 37 0 13 Hunter Jones 5 2 1 9 0 6
Interception Returns: Number / Yards 0 / 0 2 / 37
Passes Completed 6 19
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John Ellis Murrah 4 138 34.5 0 3 60
NET YARDS RUSHING 144 80
3rd 10:28 NEMCC JT Moore 5 run (John Ellis Murrah kick)
NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
Had Intercepted 2 0
Sacks: Number / Yards 1 / 3 6 / 18
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
TEAM STATS ICC NEMCC
Average Per Kick 54.5 58.8
Punt Returns: Number / Yards 1 / 21 3 / 26
Passes Attempted 14 37
RUSHING
Jamarcus Smith 4 5 9 0.5 0.5 Cedric Hillsman 4 4 8 0.5 0.5 Keyshawn Cobb 1 5 6 0 0
JT Moore 4 13 1 5 3.3
RUSHING
SCORING SUMMARY:
Corley Hooper 8 5 13 0 1 Darryen Hobbs 8 1 9 0 0 Peyton Rea 6 1 7 0 0 Breon Jordan 5 2 7 0 0
ATT NET TD LG AVG
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
Average Gain Per Play 3 5.3
KICKING FG LG XP PTS
Carter Putt 37 19 0 296 2 40
Kylan Garrett 3 48 0 28 16 Mondrel Boykins 2 44 1 40 22
Tam Patterson 10 44 0 9 4.4
RJ Wilson 2 12 0 6 6
Possession Time 29:59 31:01
INTERCEPTION RETURN NO YARDS TD LG
Rushing 7 6
Average Per Punt 33 27.6
2nd 5:01 ICC Jamal Brooks 6 run (Shane Lasher kick) 11 59 5:09 14-0
September 30, 2021 at Tiger Stadium (Booneville, Mississippi)
Number of Kickoffs / Yards 4 / 218 6 / 353
Number of Punts / Yards 7 / 231 5 / 138
1st 8:25 ICC RJ Wilson 1 run (Shane Lasher kick)
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
Tony Washington 1 37 1 37
Number of Punts / Yards 4 / 156 2 / 82
SCORING SUMMARY:
NEMCC
TEAM STATS NEMCC EMCC
7
NET YARDS PASSING 199 211
Jamari Jones 26 18 4 211 1 39
Passing 10 10
Gary Banks, II 15 56 0 15 3.7
Sacks: Number / Yards 1 / 8 2 / 10
NEMCC
Zias Perryman 20 101 2 19 5 Jamari Jones 8 83 0 17 10.4
Fourth Down Conversions 0 of 2 0 of 0
INTERCEPTION RETURN NO YDS TD LG
Cayden Betts 6 16 0 9 2.7
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
EMCC
Peyton Rodgers 0 0 4/4 4
Carter Bonds 8 3 11 0 0.5
Lee Kpogba 7 5 12 0 2 Kel Williams 7 1 8 0 0 Brandon Lairy 3 5 8 0 0 Kason Boston 4 4 8 1 1
Average Per Punt 39 41
EMCC
October 9, 2020 at Sullivan-Windham Field (Scooba, Mississippi)
Possession Time 36:41 23:19
8 50 2:43 0-7
EAST MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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3rd 2:10 JT Moore 1 run (John Ellis Murrah kick) 11 74 4:36 19 - 14
Carter Putt 18 12 0 98 0 15
KICKING FG LG XP PTS
Passes Completed 26 18
Punt Returns: Number / Yards 0 / 0 3 / 16
Rushing 7 11
Mondrel Boykins 6 38 0 10 6.3
4th 9:53 Kevin Barnett 18 pass from Jamari Jones (kick failed) 69 2:21 19-20
5
EMCC Zias
4th 8:50 Cam McCullum 34 interception return 0 0 0:00 19-27
KICKING FG LG XP PTS John Ellis Murrah 2/3 41 1/2 7
4th 6:18 Perryman 3 run (Peyton Rodgers kick) 37 1:28 19-34
Tony Washington 2 21 1 21 Keyshawn Cobb 1 27 0 27
INTERCEPTION RETURN NO YDS TD LG
0
Duke Miller 4 88 0 39 22 Kevin Barnett 4 47 1 18 11.8
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
Penalties: Number / Yards 7 / 60 9 / 103
1st 12:17 Perryman 3 run (Peyton Rodgers kick)
3rd 9:32 John Ellis Murrah 27 field goal 23 3:07 12 - 7
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Kylan Garrett 4 30 0 17 7.5
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG John Ellis Murrah 4 156 39 0 1 45
Fumbles: Number / Lost 3 / 1 4 / 3
Had Intercepted 1 4
EMCC
TOTAL NET YARDS 309 426
GAME 6 | EMCC-34 NEMCC-19
1st 2:35 John Ellis Murrah 41 field goal 42 4:05 9-7
NEMCC
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
NET YARDS RUSHING 110 215
JT Moore 3 2 1 1 0.7
7
NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Touchbacks 0 0
FIRST DOWNS 22 21
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
Number of Kickoffs / Yards 5 / 309 6 / 342
Tam Patterson 9 28 0 7 3.1
Third Down Conversions 6 of 17 4 of 7
Average Gain Per Play 4 6.8
NEMCC
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
1st 7:55 Tony Washington 21 interception return (kick failed) 0 0:00 6-7
Keyshawn Cobb 3 4 7 0 0 Willie Latham 5 2 7 0 0
Max Favre 18 11 1 82 0 17
3rd 6:46 Amariyon Howard 1 run (Peyton Rodgers kick)
Cam Coleman 6 41 0 15 6.8
7 76 2:46 12-14
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards 5 / 97 4 / 94
Interception Returns: Number / Yards 4 / 56 1 / 34
PLYS YDS TOP SCORE
EMCC Zias
Passes Attempted 39 26
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG Peyton Rodgers 2 82 41 0 0 42
Average Per Kick 61.8 57
Penalty 5 0
Dallas Payne 7 59 0 13 8.4
TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 79 63
Jamarcus Smith 4 2 6 0 0
Zach Patterson 2 33 0 18 16.5
Cam McCullum 1 34 1 34
Rushing Attempts 40 37
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
Rushing Attempts 33 44
Dallas Payne 5 48 1 18 9.6
KICKING FG LG XP PTS
TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 62 75
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
2nd 9:38
NET YARDS PASSING 235 181
Jalon Jones 5 26 0 10 5.2
Jalon Jones 29 17 2 235 0 50
Max favre 13 7 3 48 1 13
Fourth Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2
KICKING FG LG XP PTS
Passes Completed 17 18
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
Patrick Lindsey 10 39 0 14 3.9
Jamarcus Smith 3 2 5 0 1.5
Number of Punts / Yards 5 / 208 2 / 92
Stemarion Edwards 1 71 1 71 Vernon Davis 1 12 0 12 Javian Gathright 1 0 0 0
Interception Returns: Number / Yards 5 / 85 2 / 0
MDCC Mason Caldwell 25 field goal 11 56 5:22 3 - 0
2nd 7:48 MDCC Stemarion Edwards 71 interception return (kick failed) 0 0 0:00 9-0
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
Sacks: Number / Yards 2 / 6 0 / 0
Penalties: Number / Yards 5 / 77 6 / 50
MDCC Mason Caldwell 26 field goal 8 77 3:07 19-7
FIRST DOWNS 18 28
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October 14, 2021 at Tiger Stadium (Booneville, Mississippi)
Kentrick Thompson 9 45 0 21 5
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
Average Per Punt 41.6 46
Punt Returns: Number / Yards 0 / 0 0 / 0
Touchbacks 0 3
PLYS YDS TOP SCORE
Lorenzo Perez 6 135 0 50 22.5
Mason Caldwell 2/2 26 1/2 7
Parviz King 7 1 8 0 0 Marlon Brown 5 3 8 0 1 Vernon Davis 4 3 7 0 1
TOTAL NET YARDS 360 430
3rd 5:53 NEMCC Cam Coleman 30 pass from AC Graham (John Ellis Murrah kick) 8 80 2:20 9-7
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
Cayden Betts 12 72 0 15 6
Passing 11 11
NET YARDS RUSHING 125 249
SCORING SUMMARY:
4th 5:19 NEMCC Dallas Payne 9 pass from Max Favre (John Ellis Murrah kick) 11 74 3:50 19-14
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
Third Down Conversions 6 of 13 4 of 11
MISS. DELTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
LaDarius Moore 3 52 0 35 17.3
Deidrick Orange 4 1 5 0 0 Tony Washingotn 1 3 4 0 0.5
Stemarion Edwards 1 9 10 0 0
Rushing 6 16
Number of Kickoffs / Yards 5 / 254 3 / 180
Jarren Sanford 5 208 41.6 0 2 51
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards 0 / 0 5 / 80
AC Graham 8 41 0 20 5.1
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
Jalon Johnson 2 2 0 1
Max Favre 3 41 0 42 13.7
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
John Ellis Murrah 0 0 2/2 2
Tam Patterson 14 82 0 13 5.9
TEAM STATS MDCC NEMCC
Penalty 1 1
Fumbles: Number / Lost 1 / 0 4 / 1
GAME 7 | MS DELTA-19 NEMCC-14
AC Graham 18 11 2 133 1 30
Average Per Kick 50.8 180
Possession Time 29:44 30:16
INTERCEPTION RETURN NO YARDS TD LG
3rd 0:03 MDCC Kelvin Smith 3 run (Mason Caldwell kick) 5 45 1:35 16-7
Willie Latahm, III 4 2 6 0 0.5
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
4th 9:09
Passes Attempted 29 31
Cam Coleman 8 81 1 30 10.1
John Ellis Murrah 2 92 46 0 1 49
Average Gain Per Play 5.8 5.7
Had Intercepted 2 5
Caleb Anderson 3 75 1 49 25
Tony Washington 4 4 8 0 0
Jakobi Jackson 4 44 1 23 11
Jamarcus Smith 7 7 14 0 0.5
Tam Patterson 10 59 0 21 5.9
Dallas Payne 2 29 0 15 14.5
Dez Williams 5 7 12 0 0 Marlon Windham 8 3 11 0 2 Tylonde Bateaste 4 4 8 0 0 Timaje Porter 2 5 7 0 0
1st 8:14 CCC Jakobi Jackson 23 pass from Kennique Bonner-Steward (kick failed)
Rushing 10 7
Average Gain Per Play 5.5 5.6
Third Down Conversions 7 of 15 5 of 15
Carter Bonds 5 0 5 0 0
Josh Hollins 6 238 39.7 0 2 54
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
3rd 1:14 CCC Trell Millender 25 pass from Kennique Bonner-Steward (2pt pass by Kennique Bonner Steward)
Passes Completed 7 20
Interception Returns: Number / Yards 1 / 0 0 / 0
Daylyn Croom 3 52 0 32 17.3
NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
John Ellis Murrah 0/1 0 3/3 3
Rushing Attempts 46 33
TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 62 68
Penalties: Number / Yards 5 / 40 4 / 35
Fumbles: Number / Lost 1 / 1 2 / 1
Punt Returns: Number / Yards 2 / 21 2 / 6
2nd 0:54 NEMCC Caleb Anderson 49 pass from JT Moore (John Ellis Murrah kick) 1 49 0:13 14-6
Trayvon Moore 3 27 1 15 9
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
NET YARDS RUSHING 180 174
TEAM STATS NEMCC CCC
FIRST DOWNS 16 21
PLYS YDS TOP SCORE
GAME 8 | NEMCC-21 COAHOMA-20
JT Moore 16 7 0 160 1 49
Passing 6 6 Penalty 0 1
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
Sacks: Number / Yards 2 / 4 0 / 0
Fourth Down Conversions 0 of 1 3 of 3
Jay Wortham 1 33 0 33 33
Trell Millender 2 35 1 25 17.5
KICKING FG LG XP PTS
Touchbacks 2 0
Average Per Punt 35.8 39.7
SCORING SUMMARY:
15 73 6:46 0-6
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
John Daniel Deaton 6 215 35.8 2 1 43
3rd 8:19 NEMCC JT Moore 6 run (John Ellis Murrah kick) 5 40 2:38 21-6
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
William Payne 0 0 0/2 0
Cam Coleman 1 23 0 23 23
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards 4 / 84 1 / 56
October 21, 2021 at James E. Miller Stadium (Clarksdale, Mississippi)
Kennique Bonner-Steward 33 19 1 197 3 32
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
Average Per Kick 61.5 48
8 80 3:45 21-14
Passes Attempted 16 35
Gary Banks, II 13 44 0 10 3.4
4th 8:05 CCC Trayvon Moore 15 pass from Kennique Bonner-Steward (kick failed) 8 78 4:15 21-20
JT Moore 13 59 1 13 4.5
2nd 11:03 NEMCC Cayden Betts 8 run (John Ellis Murrah kick) 11 59 5:39 7-6
Number of Kickoffs / Yards 4 / 246 4 / 192
KICKING FG LG XP PTS
NET YARDS PASSING 160 206
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
Number of Punts / Yards 6 / 215 6 / 238
Triston Newson 5 1 6 0 0
NEMCCTIGERS | 27 2021 GAME RECAPSHISTORY
Had Intercepted 0 1
Possession Time 31:08 28:52
Kennique Bonner-Steward 16 92 0 18 5.8
TOTAL NET YARDS 340 380
COAHOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Jakobi Jackson 10 62 0 21 6.2
Cayden Betts 9 23 1 8 2.6
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG John Ellis Murrah 3 69 23 0 1 29 John Daniel Deaton 2 76 38 0 1 45
Interception Returns: Number / Yards 1 / 19 0 / 0
NET YARDS PASSING 25 75
3 9 1:05 12-29
Average Gain Per Play 3.4 3.7
Jordan Milton 3 5 8 0 0.5 LaDarrius Knighten 3 5 8 0 0 Jacquel Honer 4 3 7 0 1.5 Braxton Bolton 3 3 6 0 1.5
GAME 9 | NEMCC-29 HOLMES-12
HOLMES COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Kylan Garrett 1 23 0 23 23 Dallas Payne 1 22 0 22 22 Goldman Butler, VI 2 9 1 5 4.5
Kendarius Smith 1 21 0 21 21
4th 11:55
Third Down Conversions 2 of 12 4 of 13
NEMCC Goldman Butler, VI 5 pass from Carter Putt (John Ellis Murrah kick)
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
Possession Time 30:47 29:13
Cayden Betts 11 77 1 30 7 Gary Banks, II 11 23 0 7 2.1
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
TACKLES UA A TOTAL SACKS TFL
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 61 62
RUSHING ATT NET TD LG AVG
Carter Putt 17 6 1 75 1 23
PUNTING NO YARDS AVG TB I20 LG
NET YARDS RUSHING 184 157
Number of Kickoffs / Yards 4 / 135 5 / 296
Penalties: Number / Yards 4 / 47 5 / 50
FIRST DOWNS 14 13
Average Per Kick 33.8 59.2
28 | NEMCCATHLETICS.COM 2021 GAME RECAPS HISTORY
Number of Punts / Yards 3 / 98 5 / 145
2nd 7:52 HCC Jordan Wills 2 run (2pt conversion failed) 12 72 5:51 6-16
Sacks: Number / Yards 0 / 0 1 / 4
Passes Attempted 11 17
TEAM STATS HCC NEMCC
2nd 0:53 HCC Javonte Matthew 3 run (2pt conversion failed) 11 70 6:06 12-16
Kerrick Ross 1 4 0 4 4
3rd 2:22 NEMCC Tam Patterson 19 run (kick failed) 5 44 2:19 12-22
Carter Bonds 7 0 7 0 1 Triston Newson 6 1 7 0 0 Jamarcus Smith 4 2 6 0 0
Punt Returns: Number / Yards 1 / 0 1 / 18
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards 4 / 75 4 / 24
Fumbles: Number / Lost 9 / 4 3 / 0
Had Intercepted 0 1
Passes Completed 2 6
Rushing 11 8
Luke Moffett 3 98 32.7 0 0 45
5 27 2:57 0-7
1st 5:49 NEMCC Tam Patterson 7 run (John Ellis Murrah kick)
TOTAL NET YARDS 209 232
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
October 28, 2021 at Tiger Stadium (Booneville, Mississippi)
NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Kerrick Ross 5 75 0 36 15
Javonte Matthew 14 54 1 9 3.9
Average Per Punt 32.7 29
Touchbacks 0 1
SCORING SUMMARY:
Fourth Down Conversions 2 of 5 1 of 4
Penalty 2 2
PLYS YDS TOP SCORE
4 51 1:55 0-16
1st 0:38 NEMCC Team Safety 0 0 0:00 0-9
Passing 1 3
Rushing Attempts 50 45
2nd 13:43 NEMCC Cayden Betts 30 run (John Ellis Murrah kick)
Tam Patterson 17 86 2 19 5.1
KICKING FG LG XP PTS John Ellis Murrah 0 0 3/4 3
Jordan Willis 17 33 1 16 1.9
RECEIVING NO YARDS TD LG AVG
Keyshawn Cobb 4 3 7 0 1
PASSING ATT COMP INT YDS TD LG
Jordan Willis 11 2 0 25 0 21
NEMCCTIGERS | 29 2021 GAME RECAPSHISTORY
9/4 Copiah-Lincoln W 16-6
9/18 at Southwest L 21-7
10/14 Itawamba* L 26-0
10/3 Jones County L 21-6
10/15 at Itawamba* L 12-11
9/8 East Mississippi L 37-14
10/2 at Mississippi Delta W 12-6
9/15 at Hinds W 27-20
10/27 at Pearl River L 27-7
11/1 Scooba L 39-13
10/20 Livingston St. W 31-19
10/24 Hinds L 18-17
9/2 at Gulf Coast L 35-24 9/9 Mississippi Delta L 28-0 9/16 at Southwest W 6-0 9/23 Itawamba L 14-0 9/30 Northwest W 16-7 10/7 East Central L 19-3 10/12 at Hinds L 28-16 10/19 East Mississippi L 14-13 11/4 at Pearl River L 33-7 11/9 at Holmes L 18-3
9/9 Southwest W 16-7
10/23 Itawamba* L 28-19
10/16 at Hinds L 20-6
10/27 at Scooba W 33-13
10/22 Martin, TN W 37-0
1977 BILL WARD (6-4, 4-2)
1979 BILL WARD (6-5, 5-1)
9/24 at Holmes* L 27-7
11/1 at Itawamba W 20-18
11/4 at Itawamba T 0-0
9/24 Southwest W 21-20
9/25 Mississippi Delta L 26-16
10/7 at Ellisville W 20-12
10/11 at East Mississippi L 27-13
9/25 at Coahoma* L 28-12
9/5 at Copiah-Lincoln L 36-14
1949 Woody Johnson (6-4-1)
10/5 at East Central L 24-19
10/4 East Central W 48-14
10/23 Sunflower L 20-19
10/10 East Mississippi* L 29-0
9/26 Senatobia W 13-7
11/3 Fulton W 41-0
11/12 at Perkinston W 40-15
10/9 UT-Martin W 26-14
11/7 at East Central L 32-15
1953 Charles Borde (4-8)
10/12 East Mississippi L 37-34
10/9 Itawamba L 74-22
9/23 at Coahoma* L 9-8
9/17 Memphis St. L 7-6
11/4 Northwest* L 40-18
9/27 Holmes* W 19-7
9/1 Gulf Coast L 34-6 9/8 at Mississippi Delta L 45-27 9/15 Southwest W 20-19 9/22 at Itawamba L 53-14 9/29 at Northwest L 12-0 10/6 at East Central W 23-20 10/13 Hinds W 14-7 10/20 at East Mississippi L 19-17 11/1 Pearl River L 20-3 11/8 Holmes W 20-3
1951 Doug Hamley (5-4-1)
10/13 at Holmes W 25-0
10/1 Bethel, TN W 27-6
11/10 UT College W 47-0
9/7 Southwest W 33-20
11/6 Mississippi Delta* W 31-14 at East Central L 28-7
10/18 Jones L 28-14
11/1 at Northwest* W 26-0
11/19 at Hinds L 60-27
1981 BILL WARD (1-9, 1-5)
1950 Doug Hamley (6-2-2)
10/28 Pearl River W 20-7
10/24 at Pearl River L 52-0
10/9 Pearl River L 19-0
10/16 at Holmes County L 25-21
11/5 at East Central L 21-19
9/30 Holmes* W 13-7
11/13 Perkinston W 28-14
9/15 at Little Rock L 6-0
1955 HORACE ‘SLICK’ MCCOOL (3-6)
9/12 Pearl River L 26-3
1968 BILL WARD (4-5)
11/20 at Itawamba W 19-15
9/22 at Gordon Military W 25-14
1973 BILL WARD (4-6, 2-4)
9/20 Coahoma* W 6-0
10/22 at Sunflower L 40-0
9/28 Gulf Coast L 10-6
ALL RESULTS:TIME
10/4 at Hinds W 35-28
9/19 at Jones L 47-21
9/15 Arkansas State W 26-14
11/14 at Hinds L 69-0
9/21 East Central L 12-7
10/4 at Ellisville T 14-14
11/2 at Itawamba W 48-14
10/30 at Northwest* L 28-0
9/13 at Fulton L 14-13
11/3 at Scooba W 37-0
10/25 Pearl River L 38-0
9/24 at Northwest W 14-12
9/8 East Central W 27-7
1980 BILL WARD (9-2, 6-0)
11/14 Jones L 19-3
10/27 Mississippi Delta* W 15-14
9/7 Hinds W 23-10 9/14 at ICC L 13-0 9/19 Northwest L 27-6 9/28 at Co-Lin W 22-0 10/5 at East Mississippi L 24-14 10/12 Holmes L 17-7 10/17 Baptist Christian W 29-14 10/26 at Pearl River L 31-13 11/2 East Central W 34-17 11/9 at Mississippi Delta L 28-21 11/14 Southwest T 20-20
9/24 at Decatur L 31-13
1954 CHARLES BORDE (5-6)
10/2 at Jones County L 46-0
10/15 Holmes W 25-13
10/31 at Northwest L 54-18
11/21 Jones L 25-14
9/10 Gulf Coast W 32-7
10/1 Co-Lin W 38-7
10/22 Northwest* W 42-28
10/1 Jones County L 26-12
10/20 at UT College W 21-6
12/1 Union, TN T 20-20
11/3 Northwest W 6-0 11/17 at ICC W 20-7 11/2 vs. West Georgia W 41-0
10/26 at Copiah-Lincoln L 20-16
1970 BILL WARD (4-6)
10/16 at East Mississippi* W 20-11
10/17 Gulf Coast L 17-0
10/29 at Mississippi Delta* W 10-0
10/6 Ellisville W 21-6
10/31 East Mississippi L 17-13
9/2 at Pearl River L 20-14
9/29 at Northwest W 34-14
9/18 at Gulf Coast L 24-6
9/23 Marion Institute W 50-0
9/22 at Decatur L 7-6
9/12 Little Rock, Ark. W 26-13
10/8 at Pearl River L 14-0
11/8 at UT College L 19-13
11/19 Itawamba W 27-7
1972 BILL WARD (2-8, 1-5)
1974 BILL WARD (4-6-1, 1-5)
11/18 Hinds L 19-0
1976 BILL WARD (4-6, 3-3)
9/15 Coahoma* W 32-0
9/7 Holmes* L 7-3
10/7 at East Mississippi* L 14-7
10/5 Ellisville T 7-7
1956 HORACE ‘SLICK’ MCCOOL (10-1)
at Southwest W 39-21 Hinds W 15-13 Holmes L 20-16
1952 Charles Borde (1-7-1)
11/5 Pearl River L 21-14
10/25 Copiah-Lincoln W 21-1
10/3 Hinds L 14-7
10/23 Mississippi Delta* W 45-0
11/13 at UT-Martin W 32-16
11/13 at Hinds L 66-14
30 | NEMCCATHLETICS.COM YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS HISTORY
9/4 at Pearl River L 29-0
10/11 at East Mississippi* W 35-14
10/29 Scooba W 13-7
9/16 Northwest W 31-0
9/30 at Bethel W 21-13
10/20 Gulf Coast W 19-7
11/24 at Moorhead L 31-19
11/17 at Hinds L 54-7 11/22 Itawamba W 33-7
10/18 at Perkinston L 41-13
11/11 at Perkinston T 20-20
11/14 Holmes L 38-6
10/17 at Itawamba W 13-12
9/21 at Hinds W 28-17
9/22 at Holmes* W 10-0
10/26 at Mississippi Delta* L 13-7
1978 BILL WARD (0-10, 0-6)
9/6 at Holmes* W 10-0
9/16 Hinds L 12-6
10/7 at Co-Lin L 28-10
10/13 at Itawamba* L 17-10
11/1 at Northwest* W 41-3
10/30 at East Misissippi L 9-7
9/10 Coahoma* W 55-18
11/17 at Jones L 23-0
1971 BILL WARD (0-10, 0-6)
10/28 East Central L 41-7 11/4 at Holmes L 23-12 11/11 at Jones L 46-12
9/26 at Holmes L 37-14
10/18 Itawamba* W 25-7
10/17 at Itawamba* L 21-13
10/6 East Mississippi* W 14-6
10/22 at Mississippi Delta* L 28-16
9/13 at Coahoma* W 17-6
10/8 East Mississippi* L 20-4
11/22 at Sunflower W 32-14
10/21 Northwest L 75-21
10/21 at Jones L 26-0
9/20 East Central L 14-6
10/4 UT College W 31-7
9/5 at East Mississippi L 19-13
11/14 Perkinston L 43-7
10/28 at Poplarville L 34-6
1975 BILL WARD (1-7-2, 1-4-1) 9/6 at Hinds T 7-7 9/13 ICC L 24-15 9/20 at Northwest T 6-6 9/25 Co-Lin L 15-13 10/4 East Mississippi L 28-24 10/9 at Holmes W 19-7 10/23 at Pearl River L 14-10 10/30 East Central L 20-15 11/6 at Mississippi Delta L 7-6 11/13 Southwest L 40-22
10/17 Northwest W 41-22
9/1 at Southwest L 14-7
9/19 at East Central L 20-13
9/11 East Central W 12-7
10/29 Northwest* L 21-9
10/18 at Northwest W 40-21
9/18 Jones W 26-23
9/29 at Gulf Coast L 27-9
11/5 at Northwest L 13-7
1969 BILL WARD (7-2)
11/21 Itawamba W 19-7
11/6 Northwest W 37-12
9/19 at East Mississippi W 26-21
11/8 at Pearl River L 27-17
9/29 at Jones L 41-26
9/18 at Little Rock L 27-2
9/17 at Senatobia W 34-0
9/2 Pearl River L 41-7
9/10 at East Central L 27-2
11/7 at Sunflower L 40-21
9/7 Gulf Coast L 32-6
10/1 Gulf Coast W 28-24
9/23 Holmes* L 34-6
9/14 at Hinds L 45-3
10/24 at Mississippi Delta* L 31-23 11/2 at Jones L 28-0
10/13 at East Mississippi* L 15-13
9/20 Northwest* W 28-27
9/27 at East Mississippi* W 41-14
9/28 Gulf Coast L 19-3
10/10 at Gulf Coast* L 48-14 10/17 at Coahoma* W 21-20 10/22 East Mississippi* L 31-14 10/29 Itawamba* L 38-31 11/5 at Mississippi Delta* L 34-10
9/7 Coahoma* W 40-14
9/19 at Holmes* W 10-9
10/7 East Mississippi* W 35-19
8/31 Jones W 21-12
8/30 at Jones W 26-17
8/31 at East Central W 13-7
9/3 Southwest L 23-0 9/10 Co-Lin L 14-13 9/19 at Jones L 30-0 9/24 at Holmes* L 20-0
2002 BOBBY HALL (7-3, 5-1)
9/17 Hinds L 34-0
9/26 at Southwest L 20-2
9/1 Hinds L 21-6
11/5 at Hinds L 34-0
9/15 Holmes* L 35-14
1998 LAURIN COLLINS (1-9, 1-5)
10/4 at Coahoma* W 44-16
10/18 at Itawamba* L 24-14
9/23 Holmes* W 31-3
10/17 East Mississippi* W 3-0
11/2 Southwest W 28-6
1986 JOHNNY PLUMMER (5-5, 3-3)
10/25 at Northwest* L 43-14
1994 HUBERT TUCKER (3-7, 3-3)
9/2 at Gulf Coast L 31-0
9/25 at Coahoma* W 31-10
10/28 at Itawamba* L 31-13
10/20 Mississippi Delta* W 25-8
9/5 Coahoma* L 30-13
10/9 at East Mississippi* L 10-9
1983 DAVID CARNELL (4-7, 4-2)
1989 JOHNNY PLUMMER (4-6, 1-5)
10/31 Northwest* L 38-23
9/21 Copiah-Lincoln L 18-11
10/9 Itawamba* L 20-19
9/15 at Coahoma* W 27-10
9/12 Coahoma* W 39-0
10/26 at Mississippi Delta* L 33-16
10/8 at Itawamba* W 12-11
10/31 at Mississippi Delta* L 23-0
11/5 Northwest* L 22-8
9/23 Coahoma* W 30-8
10/21 Jones L 34-0
10/21 at East Mississippi* L 44-0
10/19 Itawamba* L 45-14
10/26 at Pearl River L 54-21
9/2 Pearl River L 45-14
10/19 at Mississippi Delta* L 43-0
9/19 at East Mississippi* W 3-0
10/6 Itawamba* L 29-14
10/6 at East Mississippi* L 36-24
10/15 Jones L 23-12
10/8 Pearl River W 10-3
10/5 Coahoma* W 29-0
10/19 at Mississippi Delta* W 18-0
10/31 at Northwest* L 27-3
10/21 at Northwest* L 41-0
2003 ANDY GREEING (3-6 1-5)
9/22 Holmes* L 30-6
9/20 Holmes* W 27-13
10/29 at Southwest L 17-14
2000 LAURIN COLLINS (2-8, 1-5)
9/29 at Gulf Coast L 33-3
9/10 at Coahoma* W 14-7
9/11 East Central W 17-13
9/18 East Mississippi* L 44-17
9/30 Itawamba* W 24-13
10/7 Mississippi Delta* L 17-16
11/6 Hinds L 30-6
9/2 Southwest W 9-0
1991 HUBERT TUCKER (4-5-1, 3-2-1)
10/17 Northwest* L 31-3
1984 DAVID CARNELL (0-10, 0-6)
9/12 Southwest L 14-6
9/29 at Co-Lin L 24-0
9/6 Holmes* W 29-18
10/18 at Northwest* L 54-13
10/4 Itawamba* L 22-14
10/31 at East Central L 29-15
10/5 East Mississippi* W 28-21
9/28 East Mississippi* L 21-0
10/16 Jones L 24-14
10/27 Mississippi Delta* L 34-0
9/1 East Central L 20-16
10/12 at Itawamba* T 0-0
10/24 at Mississippi Delta* W 35-28
9/19 at Holmes* W 6-5
9/24 at Copiah-Lincoln L 17-6
8/31 at Co-Lin L 20-3 9/7 Coahoma* L 26-24 9/16 at Jones L 40-24 9/23 at Holmes* L 32-0 9/28 Hinds L 38-0 10/5 East Mississippi* L 42-9 10/12 at Itawamba* L 34-0 10/21 at Mississippi Delta* L 44-39 10/26 Northwest* L 35-13 11/2 Pearl River L 7-0
10/1 at East Mississippi* W 14-13
9/28 Itawamba* L 21-7
9/3 Gulf Coast L 33-0
10/27 Mississippi Delta* L 42-7 11/1 Jones L 36-2
9/16 Jones L 28-0
11/4 Mississippi Delta* L 37-0
10/6 Coahoma* W 35-8
10/19 Northwest* L 31-13
10/10 at Itawamba* W 21-17
10/16 Mississippi Delta* L 28-18
11/2 at Holmes* L 29-27
11/4 at Mississippi Delta* W 35-0
10/28 Southwest W 24-14
9/24 at Coahoma* W 42-0
10/13 at Mississippi Delta* L 13-0
9/26 Coahoma* W 52-0
10/24 Holmes* W 7-6
10/7 Gulf Coast L 35-0
10/1 at Itawamba* T 7-7
2004 ANDY GREENING (7-3, 5-1)
9/8 at Holmes* W 15-7
1987 JOHNNY PLUMMER (6-4-1, 4-1-1)
9/8 at Coahoma* L 15-10
9/26 Co-Lin L 20-14
10/28 Mississippi Delta* L 17-7 11/4 at Northwest* T 27-27
10/14 Mississippi Delta* L 34-17
10/1 Northwest* L 51-17
9/5 Pearl River W 13-6
10/14 East Mississippi* L 21-14
11/3 at Southwest W 31-7
1992 HUBERT TUCKER (4-6, 2-4)
1993 HUBERT TUCKER (3-6-1, 2-3-1)
9/4 at Pearl River L 25-7 9/11 East Central L 9-3 9/18 Southwest L 21-14 9/25 at Mississippi Delta* W 10-7 10/2 Holmes* L 41-8 10/9 at Northwest* L 42-13 10/16 East Mississippi* L 21-0 10/25 at Coahoma* W 22-18 10/30 Itawamba* L 22-14 11/6 at Co-Lin L 23-0
10/20 at Northwest* L 49-35
1988 JOHNNY PLUMMER (4-5-1, 2-3-1)
10/15 at East Mississippi* L 14-9
10/26 at Northwest* L 49-14
9/3 at Pearl River L 21-14
10/2 at Northwest* L 58-12
8/29 at Southwest L 24-17
1982 BILL WARD (4-6, 2-4)
9/5 Pearl River L 21-0 9/12 at East Central L 36-7 9/19 at Southwest L 16-6 9/26 Mississippi Delta* L 45-0 10/5 at Holmes* L 41-0 10/10 Northwest* L 20-7 10/19 at East Mississippi* L 37-12 10/24 Coahoma* W 33-0 10/31 at Itawamba* L 43-0 11/7 Co-Lin L 19-6
9/13 Hinds L 53-3
11/1 Holmes* L 35-21
10/10 Itawamba* W 35-19
9/6 at Gulf Coast T 24-24
11/3 Mississippi Delta* L 17-14 at Gulf Coast L 42-0
10/18 Mississippi Delta* W 17-14
10/2 East Mississippi* L 31-19
11/9 Jones L 15-0
10/11 Itawamba* L 50-24
10/7 at Pearl River W 35-25
NEMCCTIGERS | 31 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSHISTORY
10/16 at Itawamba* L2 9-6
10/22 at Jones W 17-14
1995 GUNTER BREWER (0-10, 0-6)
9/4 at Pearl River L 43-3
9/30 at Gulf Coast W 21-20
10/22 Northwest* L 47-0
9/13 at Southwest L
8/29 at Hinds L 14-9
11/14 at Hinds L 42-14
8/30 Southwest L 30-7
10/8 at East Mississippi* W 21-14
9/9 at Holmes* L 23-13
9/16 at Hinds L 27-0
1996 LAURIN COLLINS (1-9, 1-5)
1997 LAURIN COLLINS (2-8, 2-4)
10/14 Coahoma* L 17-3
10/23 at Northwest* W 19-16
9/27 Southwest W 26-25
10/28 East Mississippi* W 31-16
10/30 Northwest* L 34-26
9/10 Holmes* L 31-15
10/25 Pearl River L 40-34
10/16 at Jones L 20-17
10/1 at Gulf Coast W 24-7
1985 DAVID CARNELL (1-9, 1-5)
9/21 at Northwest* L 63-0
10/7 at Coahoma* W 48-0
2001 BOBBY HALL (3-6, 3-3)
10/30 Hinds L 12-0
9/6 at Gulf Coast L 29-7
9/20 at Coahoma* W 34-19
9/16 Coahoma* W 43-13
9/25 Gulf Coast W 20-10
9/22 Coahoma* W 45-0
9/17 at East Central L 14-10
1999 LAURIN COLLINS (0-10, 0-6)
9/2 at Southwest L 19-6
9/10 at Holmes* T 7-7
9/5 Gulf Coast W 28-14
11/1 East Central L 31-14
10/23 at Holmes* L 27-24
9/9 at Co-Lin L 17-0
9/14 at Holmes* L 18-7
10/9 at Itawamba* L 34-31
9/12 at East Central W 14-7
9/13 at Pearl River L 36-20
9/11 Holmes* L 21-19
10/27 Northwest* L 31-0
10/17 Itawamba* L 28-6
9/16 East Central W 29-7
9/1 Co-Lin L 15-0 9/10 at Coahoma* W 36-14 9/15 Jones L 46-22 9/22 Holmes* L 26-12 9/29 at Hinds L 26-6 10/6 at East Mississippi* W 26-14 10/13 Itawamba* L 45-0 10/20 Mississippi Delta* W 14-12 10/27 at Northwest* L 21-14 11/3 at Pearl River L 47-34
9/5 Jones W 14-3
9/9 Co-Lin W 45-14
10/5 at Itawamba* L 10/12 East Mississippi* L
1990 HUBERT TUCKER (2-7-1, 2-4)
9/17 Pearl River L 38-14
9/18 East Mississippi* L 56-7
10/16 Coahoma* W 31-17
10/27 at Northwest* L 48-6
9/9 at Southwest L 20-17
9/8 Southwest W 32-9
9/8 at East Central W 24-21
9/4 Pearl River L 38-10
10/11 Jones County L 40-27 10/18 at Northwest* L 31-7 10/25 East Mississippi* L 26-7
9/30 Itawamba* W 31-17
2006 ANDY GREENING (3-6, 3-3)
2010 RICKY SMITHER (5-4, 4-2)
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1949, 1950) NORTH DIVISION CHAMPION (1980, 2002, 2004, 2005) NORTH DIVISION RUNNER-UP (1977, 1979, 1983, 1987, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2020) NORTHEAST HAS APPEARED IN ONE BOWL GAME 2005, Pilgrim’s Pride Bowl vs. Trinity Valley (Texas) NATIONAL RANKINGS • 1980 - ranked 2nd in nation (Bill Ward) • 2004 - ranked as high as 12th in nation (Andy Greening) • 2005 - ranked as high as 2nd in nation (Andy Greening) • 2010 - ranked as high as 18th in nation (Ricky Smither) • 2011 - ranked as high as 12th in the nation (Ricky Smither) • 2016 - ranked as high as 7th in the nation (Greg Davis) • 2017 - ranked as high as 9th in the nation (Greg Davis) YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS HISTORY
10/20 Northwest* W 38-14
10/10 at East Mississippi* L 59-0
9/11 Northwest* W 25-19 OT
9/23 at Holmes* W 35-20
10/11 Mississippi Delta* W 44-24 10/20 at Coahoma* W 36-6
9/27 at Gulf Coast L 61-7
9/28 at Itawamba* L 29-24
9/27 at Coahoma* W 42-14
2013 RICKY SMITHER (4-5, 4-2)
10/9 at East Mississippi* L 34-19
9/13 Hinds L 14-13
10/5 Coahoma* W 27-17
10/15 Coahoma* L20-14 4OT
10/25 Holmes* L 13-0
8/31 at Pearl River L 27-21
10/20 Holmes* L 41-21
11/12 at Itawamba* W 31-21
9/12 Holmes* W 17-14
2016 GREG DAVIS (6-3, 3-3)
10/26 Northwest* L 32-0
9/21 Northwest* L 31-14
10/7 at East Mississippi* W 49-42
2005 ANDY GREENING (7-2, 6-0)
10/13 at Mississippi Delta* W 34-10
9/28 at Coahoma* W 27-10
9/22 Holmes* W 20-13
10/9 East Mississippi* L 49-0
9/2 Copiah-Lincoln L 33-14
11/5 at Gulf Coast L 20-17 OT
10/5 at Itawamba* L 68-28
10/15 at Jones W 23-7
9/17 at Mississippi Delta* L 14-7
9/25 at Holmes* L 30-7
2009 RICKY SMITHER (2-7, 2-4)
9/24 Holmes* W 25-10
9/20 Northwest* L 19-13
10/17 at Itawamba* L 36-33
9/3 at Pearl River L 42-23
10/15 Coahoma* W 13-10 10/22 Northwest* L34-28 OT 10/29 at Holmes* W 14-10
10/20 Itawamba* L 28-18
9/5 Jones County L 34-28
2020 GREG DAVIS (5-1, 5-1)
9/29 Itawamba* W 41-0
9/15 at Mississippi Delta* W 16-3
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9/13 at Holmes* L 34-14
10/20 Itawamba* L 36-15
10/19 Coahoma* W 44-16 10/26 at Holmes* W 12-2
9/10 Itawamba* W 28-21
9/7 East Central L 27-20 2OT
2019 GREG DAVIS (3-6, 2-4)
10/14 Mississippi Delta* L 19-14
9/21 Southwest W 36-19
9/8 at Jones County W 30-21
10/10 at East Mississippi* L 48-10
8/27 Hinds L 16-7 OT
9/14 East Mississippi* L 59-0
10/21 at Holmes* L 51-49
9/19 at Northwest* W 34-21
10/21 at Itawamba* L 20-17
10/16 Pearl River L 45-28 10/23 Holmes* L 37-20
10/13 at Coahoma* W 29-13
10/4 at Coahoma* W 21-17
8/30 at Southwest L 33-28
10/23 Northwest* L 50-28 * Hinds forfeited win to NE
10/27 at Copiah-Lincoln L 21-12
9/1 East Central W 40-27
2014 RICKY SMITHER (2-7, 2-4)
10/12 Mississippi Delta* W 28-6
10/4 Mississippi Delta* L 41-11
9/2 at Jones L 41-17
9/11 at Itawamba* L 12-9
2018 GREG DAVIS (1-8, 1-5)
9/1 Pearl River W 17-14
9/20 at Northwest* L 26-24
2017 GREG DAVIS (3-6, 2-4)
11/10 Pearl River L 27-20 vs. Trinity Valley (BG) L 24-14
9/29 at Northwest* W 34-28
8/28 Gulf Coast L 40-23
9/4 at Hinds L 44-13
10/24 at Northwest* L 17-14
9/30 Northwest* L 26-6
2012 RICKY SMITHER (3-6, 2-4)
9/29 Coahoma* W 36-6
10/1 Holmes* W 35-10
10/11 East Mississippi* L 49-0
9/6 Gulf Coast L 34-7
10/2 East Central L 38-7
9/6 Copiah-Lincoln L 21-7 9/13 Coahoma* W 20-18 9/20 at Holmes* L 28-13 9/27 at Itawamba* L37-31 2OT
8/31 Jones County L 31-10
2015 GREG DAVIS (2-7, 1-5)
8/30 at Jones County L 39-9
9/22 Holmes* W 21-0
9/22 at Southwest W 55-30
10/28 Copiah-Lincoln L 23-3
11/3 at Coahoma* W 30-14
10/25 at Mississippi Delta* W 24-3
2021 GREG DAVIS (3-6, 3-3)
9/16 Hinds L 18-13
9/9 Gulf Coast L 18-16
10/21 at Coahoma* W 21-20 10/28 Holmes* W 29-12
9/18 Mississippi Delta* L 35-0
2008 RICKY SMITHER (1-8, 0-6)
9/2 at East Central W 34-6
10/24 Mississippi Delta* W 30-9
10/2 at Mississippi Delta* L 14-7
10/5 East Mississippi* L 25-8
8/28 at Gulf Coast L 41-8
10/14 at Mississippi Delta* W 48-25
2011 RICKY SMITHER (6-4, 4-2)
10/8 East Mississippi* L 63-35
2007 ANDY GREENING (2-7, 2-4)
10/29 at East Mississippi* W 45-27
9/27 Coahoma* W 49-35
9/18 at East Mississippi* L 65-7
10/9 Itawamba* L 52-14
9/26 Mississippi Gulf Coast L 28-14
10/18 at Coahoma* L 28-25
8/28 at Hinds W 23-12
10/4 at East Mississippi* L 31-27
10/6 at Mississippi Delta* W 42-0
9/4 Hinds L 31-12
10/2 Mississippi Delta* L 28-20
9/7 at Gulf Coast L 42-7
10/23 at Holmes* L 56-20
8/29 Southwest W 19-13 OT 9/5 at Copiah-Lincoln L 14-7 9/12 at Coahoma* W 26-17 9/19 Holmes* L 14-6 9/26 Itawamba* W 14-12 10/5 at Mississippi Delta* L 20-13 10/10 at Jones County L 35-3 10/17 Northwest* L 41-17 10/26 at East Mississippi* L 30-22
10/9 at Mississippi Delta* W 40-23
10/16 at Pearl River W 26-23
9/23 at Northwest* L 45-13
8/29 at Copiah-Lincoln L 29-20
9/27 Itawamba* L 20-13
10/3 at East Central L 34-28 OT
10/9 at Itawamba* L 38-19
9/11 at Northwest* L 51-14
9/16 Mississippi Delta* W 26-13
9/15 at East Mississippi* L 54-10
10/6 Itawamba* W 30-12
9/14 at Hinds L 14-10
BETHEL (TENN.)
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
9/12/91 Booneville W 39-0 9/24/92 Clarksdale W 42-0 9/23/93 Booneville W 30-8 9/10/94 Clarksdale W 36-14 9/7/95 Booneville L 26-24 10/24/96 Booneville W 33-0 10/27/97 Clarksdale W 22-18 10/17/98 Clarksdale W 21-20 10/14/99 Booneville L 17-3 10/7/00 Clarksdale W 48-0 10/6/01 Booneville W 35-8 10/5/02 Booneville W 29-0 10/4/03 Clarksdale W 44-16 9/16/04 Booneville W 43-13
GORDON MILITARY
9/29/16 Booneville W 35-6
COAHOMA
10/1/49 Booneville W 27-6 9/30/50 McKenzie,Tenn. W 21-13
Overall Series Record: 1-0 Record at Booneville: 1-0
9/25/76 Clarksdale L 12-28
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
COPIAH-LINCOLN
9/24/49 Decatur L 31-13 9/21/50 Booneville L 12-7 9/22/51 Decatur L 7-6 9/20/52 Booneville L 14-6 9/19/53 Decatur L 20-13 9/11/54 Booneville W 12-7 9/10/55 Booneville L 27-2 9/8/56 Booneville W 27-7 10/5/68 Decatur L 24-19 10/4/69 Booneville W 48-14 11/7/70 Decatur L 32-15 10/28/71 Booneville L 41-7 10/7/72 Booneville L 19-3 10/6/73 Decatur W 23-20 11/2/74 Booneville W 34-17 10/30/75 Booneville L 20-15 1976 Decatur L N/A 11/5/77 Decatur L 21-19
Overall Series Record: 5-20
Record at Booneville: 1-0
Overall Series Record: 38-8
Record at Booneville: 19-4 Record at Clarksdale: 19-4
10/5/13 Booneville W 27-17
9/28/17 Clarksdale W 27-10
Overall Series Record: 18-42 Record at Booneville: 7-23 Record at Scooba: 11-19 DATE SITE W/L SCORE 11/3/51 Scooba W 37-0 11/1/52 Booneville L 39-13 9/5/53 Scooba L 19-13 10/31/53 Booneville L 17-13 10/30/54 Scooba L 9-7 10/29/55 Booneville W 13-7 10/27/56 Scooba W 33-13 10/12/68 Booneville L 37-34 10/11/69 Scooba L 27-13 9/19/70 Scooba W 26-21 9/8/71 Booneville L 37-14 10/19/72 Booneville L 14-13 10/20/73 Scooba L 19-17 10/5/74 Scooba L 24-14 10/4/75 Booneville L 28-24 10/16/76 Scooba W 20-11 10/8/77 Booneville L 20-4 10/7/78 Scooba L 14-7 10/6/79 Booneville W 14-6 10/11/80 Scooba W 35-14 10/10/81 Booneville L 29-0 10/2/82 Booneville L 31-19 10/1/83 Scooba W 14-13 10/13/84 Scooba L 15-13 10/12/85 Booneville L N/A 10/9/86 Scooba L 10-9 10/17/87 Booneville W 3-0 10/15/88 Scooba L 14-9 10/14/89 Booneville L 21-14 10/6/90 Scooba L 36-24 10/5/91 Booneville W 28-21 10/8/92 Scooba W 21-14 10/7/93 Booneville W 35-19 10/6/94 Scooba W 26-14 10/5/95 Booneville L 42-9 10/19/96 Scooba L 37-12 10/16/97 Booneville L 21-0 10/22/98 Booneville L 31-14 10/21/99 Scooba L 44-0 9/28/00 Booneville L 21-0 9/27/01 Scooba W 41-14 9/19/02 Scooba W 3-0 9/18/03 Booneville L 44-17 10/28/04 Booneville W 31-16 10/29/05 Booneville W 45-27 10/5/06 Booneville L 25-8 10/4/07 Scooba L 31-27
BAPTIST CHRISTIAN
EAST MISSISSIPPI
Overall Series Record: 1-0
DATE SITE W/L SCORE 9/15/56 Booneville W 26-14
11/1/90 Booneville L 31-14 10/31/91 Decatur L 29-15 9/12/96 Decatur L 36-7 9/11/97 Booneville L 9-3 9/12/02 Decatur W 14-7 9/11/03 Booneville W 17-13 10/2/08 Booneville L 38-7 10/3/09 Decatur L 34-28 9/2/10 Decatur W 34-6 9/1/11 Booneville W 40-27 9/8/16 Decatur W 24-21 9/7/17 Booneville L 27-20 (2OT)
9/27/14 Booneville W 49-35 9/24/15 Clarksdale W 42-14
Overall Series Record: 7-28-1 Record at Booneville: 3-14 Record at Raymond: 4-13-1 Record at Neutal Site: 0-1
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
ARKANSAS STATE
10/15/20 Booneville W 13-10 10/21/21 Clarksdale W 21-20
10/8/11 Booneville L 63-35 10/11/12 Booneville L 49-0 10/10/13 Scooba L 59-0 9/18/14 Scooba L 65-7 9/17/15 Booneville L 56-7 9/15/16 Scooba L 54-10 9/14/17 Booneville L 59-0 10/25/18 Booneville L 26-7 10/26/19 Scooba L 30-22 10/9/21 Scooba L 34-19
HINDS
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
9/28/74 Wesson W 22-0 9/25/75 Booneville L 15-13 10/7/76 Wesson L 28-10 10/1/77 Booneville W 38-7 9/4/80 Booneville W 16-6 9/5/81 Wesson L 36-14
11/19/49 Raymond L 60-27 1/18/50 Booneville L 19-0 11/17/51 Raymond L 54-7 11/13/52 Jackson L 66-14 11/14/53 Raymond L 69-0 9/21/68 Raymond W 28-17 1969 Booneville W 15-13 10/24/70 Booneville L 18-17 10/16/71 Raymond L 20-6 10/12/72 Raymond L 28-16 10/13/73 Booneville W 14-7 9/7/74 Booneville W 23-10 9/6/75 Raymond T 7-7 9/16/78 Booneville L 12-6 9/15/79 Raymond W 27-20 10/4/80 Raymond W 35-28 10/3/81 Booneville L 14-7 9/1/84 Booneville L 21-6 8/29/85 Raymond L 14-9 10/30/86 Booneville L 12-0 11/14/87 Raymond L 34-0 11/5/87 Raymond # L 42-14 9/17/92 Booneville L 34-0 9/16/93 Raymond L 27-0 9/29/94 Raymond L 36-6 9/28/95 Booneville L 38-0 9/14/00 Raymond L 45-3 9/13/01 Booneville L 53-3 11/6/04 Booneville # L 30-6 9/14/06 Raymond L 14-10 9/13/07 Booneville L 14-13 8/28/08 Raymond W 2-0 8/27/09 Booneville L 16-7 9/4/14 Booneville L 31-12 9/3/15 Raymond L 44-13 9/16/21 Booneville L 18-13
Overall Series Record: 12-22 Record at Booneville: 7-11 Record at Decatur: 5-11
Record at Booneville: 1-0 Record at McKenzie, Tenn.: 1-0
Overall Series Record: 1-0
NEMCCTIGERS | 33 OPPONENT SERIES
EAST CENTRAL
9/24/88 Wesson L 17-6 9/21/89 Booneville L 18-11 9/29/90 Wesson L 24-0 9/26/91 Booneville L 20-14
Overall Series Record: 2-0
10/13/11 Clarksdale W 29-13 10/4/12 Clarksdale W 21-17
9/12/19 Clarksdale W 26-17
9/16/82 Booneville W 29-7
9/13/18 Booneville W 20-18
DATE SITE W/L SCORE 10/17/74 Booneville W 29-14
Record at Booneville: 4-10 Record at Wesson: 1-10
11/3/05 Clarksdale W 30-14 10/19/06 Booneville W 44-16 10/20/07 Clarksdale W 36-6 10/18/08 Clarksdale L 28-25 10/15/09 Booneville L 20-14 (4OT)
10/16/10 Booneville W 31-17
9/15/77 Booneville W 32-0 9/23/78 Clarksdale L 9-8 9/20/79 Booneville W 6-0 9/13/80 Clarksdale W 17-6 9/10/81 Booneville W 55-18 9/25/82 Clarksdale W 31-10 9/22/83 Booneville W 45-0 9/8/84 Clarksdale L 15-10 9/5/85 Booneville L 30-13 9/20/86 Clarksdale W 34-19 9/26/87 Booneville W 52-0 9/10/88 Clarksdale W 14-7 9/7/89 Booneville W 40-14 9/15/90 Clarksdale W 27-10
10/9/08 Booneville L 49-0 10/10/09 Scooba L 48-10 10/7/10 Scooba W 49-42
9/1/94 Booneville L 15-0 8/31/95 Wesson L 20-3 11/7/96 Booneville L 19-6 11/6/97 Booneville L 23-0 9/10/98 Booneville L 14-13 9/9/99 Wesson L 17-0 9/9/04 Booneville W 45-14 10/28/10 Booneville L 23-3 10/27/11 Wesson L 21-12 9/1/12 Booneville L 33-14 8/29/13 Wesson L 29-20 9/6/18 Booneville L 21-7 9/5/19 Wesson L 14-7
HISTORY
Record at Barnesville, Ga.: 1-0 DATE SITE W/L SCORE 9/22/56 Barnesville, Ga. W 25-14
9/17/83 Decatur L 14-10 9/1/88 Booneville L 20-16 8/31/89 Decatur W 13-7
10/26/68 Wesson L 20-16 10/25/69 Booneville W 21-17
Record at Fulton: 9-20-3
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9/13/52 Fulton L 14-13 11/21/53 Booneville W 19-7 11/20/54 Fulton W 19-15 11/19/55 Fulton W 27-7 11/18/56 Fulton W 20-7 11/2/68 Booneville W 48-14 11/1/69 Fulton W 20-18 10/17/70 Fulton W 13-12 10/9/71 Booneville L 74-22 9/23/72 Booneville L 14-0 9/22/73 Fulton L 53-14 9/14/74 Fulton L 13-0 9/13/75 Booneville L 24-15 10/23/76 Booneville L 28-19 10/15/77 Fulton L 12-11 10/14/78 Booneville L 26-0 10/13/79 Fulton L 17-10 10/18/80 Booneville W 25-7 10/17/81 Fulton L 21-13 10/9/82 Booneville L 20-19 10/8/83 Fulton W 12-11 10/6/84 Booneville L 29-14 10/5/85 Fulton L N/A 10/4/86 Booneville L 22-14 10/10/87 Fulton W 21-17 10/1/88 Fulton T 7-7 9/28/89 Booneville L 21-7 10/11/90 Booneville L 50-24 10/12/91 Fulton T 0-0 10/17/92 Booneville L 28-6 10/16/93 Fulton L 29-6 10/13/94 Booneville L 45-0 10/12/95 Fulton L 34-0 10/31/96 Fulton L 43-0 10/30/97 Booneville L 22-14 10/29/98 Booneville L 38-31 10/28/99 Fulton L 31-13 10/19/00 Booneville L 45-14 10/18/01 Fulton L 24-14 10/10/02 Booneville W 35-19 10/9/03 Fulton L 34-31 9/30/04 Fulton W 24-13 9/29/05 Booneville W 41-0 9/28/06 Fulton L 29-24 9/27/07 Booneville L 20-13 9/11/08 Fulton L 12-9 9/10/09 Booneville W 28-21 10/21/10 Fulton L 20-17 10/20/11 Booneville L 28-18 10/20/12 Booneville L 36-15 10/17/13 Fulton L 36-33 10/9/14 Fulton L 38-19 10/8/15 Booneville L 52-14 10/6/16 Booneville W 30-12 10/5/17 Fulton L 68-28 9/27/18 Fulton L 37-31 (2OT)
Record at Goodman: 11-16-1
Record at Booneville: 11-19
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
DATE SITE W/L SCORE 10/20/56 Booneville W 31-19
Overall Series Record:1-0
Record at Booneville: 13-16
Overall Series Record: 1-0 Record at Booneville: 1-0
10/1/20 Booneville W 35-10
Record at Booneville: 1-0
DATE SITE W/L SCORE 9/23/54 Booneville W 50-0
Overall Series Record: 0-1
9/26/19 Booneville W 14-12 11/12/20 Fulton W 31-21 9/30/21 Booneville W 31-17
10/16/54 Goodman L 25-21 10/15/55 Booneville W 25-13 10/13/56 Goodman W 25-0 9/26/68 Goodman L 37-14 1969 Booneville L 20-16 11/14/70 Booneville L 38-6 11/4/71 Goodman L 23-12 11/9/72 Goodman L 18-3
LITTLE ROCK
DATE SITE W/L SCORE 9/15/51 Little Rock, AR L 6-0 9/12/53 Booneville W 26-13 9/18/54 Little Rock, AR L 27-2
MEMPHIS STATE
10/24/15 Goodman L 56-20 10/20/16 Booneville L 41-21 10/21/17 Goodman L 51-49 9/20/18 Goodman L 28-13
9/19/19 Booneville L 14-6
LIVINGSTON STATE
Overall Series Record: 23-34
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
Record at Neutral Site: 0-1
Overall Series Record: 9-28-2 Record at Booneville: 4-15 Record at Ellisville: 4-13-1 Record at Neutral Site: 1-0-1 DATE SITE W/L SCORE 10/6/49 Booneville W 21-6 10/7/50 Ellisville W 20-12 10/5/51 Baldwyn T 7-7 10/4/52 Ellisville T 14-14 10/3/53 Booneville L 21-6 10/2/54 Ellisville L 46-0 10/1/55 Booneville L 26-12 9/29/56 Ellisville L 41-26 11/21/70 Booneville L 25-14 11/11/71 Ellisville L 46-12 10/21/78 Ellisville L 26-0 10/18/79 Booneville L 28-14 10/18/79 Ellisville # L 23-0 9/18/80 Booneville W 26-23 11/14/80 Booneville # L 19-3 9/19/81 Ellisville L 47-21 10/16/82 Ellisville L 20-17 10/15/83 Booneville L 23-12 11/1/84 Booneville L 36-2 11/2/85 Ellisville L 28-0 8/30/86 Laurel W 26-17 9/5/87 Booneville W 14-3 10/22/92 Ellisville W 17-14 10/21/93 Booneville L 34-0 9/15/94 Booneville L 46-22 9/16/95 Ellisville L 40-24 9/19/98 Ellisville L 30-0 9/16/99 Booneville L 28-0 8/31/00 Booneville W 21-12 11/9/02 Booneville # L 15-0 10/16/04 Booneville L 24-14 10/15/05 Ellisville W 23-7 8/31/06 Booneville L 31-10 8/30/07 Ellisville L 39-9 9/8/12 Ellisville W 30-21 9/5/13 Booneville L 34-28 10/11/18 Booneville L 40-27 10/10/19 Ellisville L 35-3 9/2/21 Ellisville L 41-17
Overall Series Record: 1-2 Record at Booneville: 1-0 Record at Little Rock, AR: 0-2
MARION INSTITITE
MISSISSIPPI DELTA
9/19/85 Goodman W 6-5 9/6/86 Booneville W 29-18 9/10/87 Goodman T 7-7 9/15/88 Booneville L 35-14 9/14/89 Goodman L 18-7 9/20/90 Booneville W 27-13 9/19/91 Goodman W 10-9 9/10/92 Booneville L 31-15 9/16/93 Goodman L 23-13
DATE SITE W/L SCORE 9/17/55 Booneville L 7-6
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
11/7/53 Moorhead L 40-21 10/23/54 Booneville L 20-19 10/22/55 Moorhead L 40-0 10/2/70 Moorhead W 12-6 9/25/71 Booneville L 26-16 9/9/72 Booneville L 28-0 9/8/73 Moorhead L 45-27 11/9/74 Moorhead L 28-21 11/6/75 Moorhead L 7-6 11/6/76 Booneville W 31-14 10/29/77 Moorhead W 10-0 10/26/78 Moorhead L 13-7 10/27/79 Booneville W 15-14 10/23/80 Booneville W 45-0 10/22/81 Moorhead L 28-16 11/4/82 Moorhead W 35-0 11/3/83 Booneville L 17-14 10/27/84 Booneville L 42-7 10/24/85 Moorhead L 31-23 10/18/86 Booneville W 17-14 10/24/87 Moorhead W 35-28 10/20/88 Booneville W 25-8 10/19/89 Moorhead L 43-0 10/27/90 Booneville L 34-0 10/26/91 Moorhead L 33-16 10/31/92 Moorhead L 23-0 10/28/93 Booneville L 17-7 10/20/94 Booneville W 14-12 10/21/95 Moorhead L 44-39 9/26/96 Booneville L 45-0 9/25/97 Moorhead W 10-7 11/5/98 Moorhead L 34-10 11/4/99 Booneville L 37-0 10/14/00 Booneville L 34-17 10/13/01 Moorhead L 13-0 10/19/02 Moorhead W 18-0 10/16/03 Booneville L 28-18 10/7/04 Booneville L 17-16 10/6/05 Moorhead W 42-0 10/14/06 Moorhead W 48-25 10/11/07 Booneville W 44-24 9/18/08 Booneville L 35-0 9/17/09 Moorhead L 14-7 9/16/10 Booneville W 26-13 9/15/11 Moorhead W 16-3 10/25/12 Moorhead W 24-3 10/24/13 Booneville W 30-9
JONES
11/24/49 Moorhead L 31-19 11/22/50 Moorhead W 32-14
OPPONENT SERIES HISTORY
Overall Series Record: 24-33-1
11/4/49 Booneville W 41-0 11/4/50 Fulton T 0-0 11/22/51 Booneville W 33-7
Record at Booneville: 10-16 Record at Moorhead: 13-18
9/22/94 Booneville L 26-12 9/23/95 Goodman L 32-0 10/5/96 Goodman L 41-0 10/2/97 Booneville L 41-8 9/24/98 Goodman L 20-0 9/23/99 Booneville L 34-6 11/2/00 Goodman L 29-27 11/1/01 Booneville L 35-21 10/24/02 Booneville W 7-6 10/23/03 Goodman L 27-24 9/23/04 Goodman W 31-3 9/22/05 Booneville W 20-13 10/26/06 Goodman W 12-2 10/25/07 Booneville L 13-0 9/25/08 Goodman L 30-7 9/24/09 Booneville W 25-10 9/30/10 Goodman W 35-20 9/22/11 Booneville W 21-0 9/13/12 Madison L 34-14 9/12/13 Booneville W 17-14 10/23/14 Booneville L 37-20
10/29/20 Goodman W 14-10 10/28/21 Booneville W 29-12
ITAWAMBA
HOLMES
11/8/73 Booneville W 20-3 10/12/74 Booneville L 17-7 10/9/75 Goodman W 19-7 9/30/76 Booneville W 13-7 9/22/77 Goodman W 10-0 9/7/78 Booneville L 7-3 9/6/79 Goodman W 10-0 9/27/80 Booneville W 19-7 9/24/81 Goodman L 27-7 9/11/82 Booneville L 21-19 9/8/83 Goodman W 15-7 9/22/84 Booneville L 30-6
Record at Booneville: 0-1
Overall Series Record: 20-39-3
9/2/04 Summit W 9-0
DATE SITE W/L SCORE 11/2/56 Carrolton, GA W 41-0
11/12/49 Perkinston W 40-15 11/11/50 Perkinston T 20-20 10/20/51 Booneville W 19-7 10/18/52 Perkinston L 41-13 10/17/53 Booneville L 17-0 11/14/68 Booneville L 43-7 11/13/69 Booneville W 28-14 9/2/72 Perkinston L 35-24
9/1/73 Booneville L 34-6 9/18/76 Perkinston L 24-6 9/10/77 Booneville W 32-7 9/28/78 Booneville L 10-6 9/29/79 Perkinston L 27-9 9/2/82 Perkinston L 31-0 9/3/83 Booneville L 33-0 1983 Perkinston # L 42-0 9/29/84 Perkinston L 33-3 9/28/85 Booneville L 19-3 9/25/86 Booneville W 20-10 10/1/87 Perkinston W 24-7 9/6/90 Perkinston T 24-24 9/5/91 Booneville W 28-14 10/1/92 Booneville W 28-24 9/30/93 Perkinston W 21-20 10/10/98 Perkinston L 48-14 10/7/99 Booneville L 35-0 9/7/00 Booneville L 32-6 9/6/01 Perkinston L 29-7 9/7/06 Perkinston L 42-7 9/6/07 Booneville L 34-7 11/5/11 Perkinston # L 20-17 (OT) 9/27/12 Perkinston L 61-7 9/26/13 Booneville L 28-14 8/28/14 Perkinston L 41-8 8/27/15 Booneville L 40-23 9/9/21 Booneville L 18-16
9/21/17 Booneville W 36-19 8/30/18 Summit L 33-28 8/29/19 Booneville W 19-13 (OT)
Record at Martin, Tenn.: 2-1
Record at Booneville: 6-12
Overall Series Record: 6-32
Record at Poplarville: 2-17
Record at Perkinston: 3-13-2
11/10/51 Booneville W 47-0 11/8/52 Martin, TN L 19-13
DATE SITE W/L SCORE 12/1/49 Corinth T 20-20
DATE SITE W/L SCORE 12/3/05 Mount Pleasant, Tx $ L 24-14
10/27/51 Poplarville L 27-7
NORTHWEST
Record at Booneville: 4-15
Overall Series Record: 9-25-2
Record at Booneville: 3-0
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
OPPONENT SERIESHISTORY
10/9/54 Booneville L 19-0 10/8/55 Poplarville L 14-0 9/12/70 Booneville L 26-3 9/4/71 Poplarville L 29-0 11/4/72 Poplarville L 33-7 11/1/73 Booneville L 20-3 10/26/74 Poplarville L 31-13 10/23/75 Poplarville L 14-10 9/2/78 Poplarville L 20-14 9/1/79 Booneville L 41-7 11/8/80 Poplarville L 27-17 11/5/81 Booneville L 21-14 9/13/86 Poplarville L 36-20 9/17/87 Booneville L 38-14 10/8/88 Booneville W 10-3 10/7/89 Poplarville W 35-25 9/3/92 Poplarville L 21-14 9/3/93 Booneville L 45-14 11/3/94 Poplarville L 47-34 11/2/95 Booneville L 7-0 9/5/96 Booneville L 21-0 9/4/97 Booneville L 25-7 10/28/00 Poplarville L 54-21 10/25/01 Booneville L 40-34 9/5/02 Booneville W 13-6 9/4/03 Poplarville L 43-3 11/12/05 Booneville L 27-20 9/4/08 Booneville L 38-10 9/3/09 Poplarville L 42-23 10/16/14 Booneville L 45-28 10/17/15 Poplarville W 26-23 9/1/16 Booneville W 17-14 8/31/17 Poplarville L 27-21
Overall Series Record: 0-0-1
11/13/54 Martin, TN W 32-16
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
10/12/17 Booneville W 28-6 10/4/18 Booneville L 41-11 10/5/19 Moorhead L 20-13 10/9/20 Moorhead W 40-23 10/14/21 Booneville L 19-14
Record at Neutral Site: 0-1
9/9/10 Summit L 20-16
MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST
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11/6/54 Booneville W 37-12
9/16/50 Booneville W 31-0
9/17/49 Senatobia W 34-0
9/26/52 Booneville W 13-7
9/24/53 Senatobia W 14-12
TENNESSEE-MARTIN
TRINITY VALLEY
Record at Neutral Sites: 1-0
Overall Series Record:1-0
PEARL RIVER
Record at Carrolton, GA: 1-0
WEST GEORGIA
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
Postseason Playoff game - # Pilgrim’s Pride Bowl -$
10/25/52 Booneville L 38-0
10/24/53 Poplarville L 52-0
10/22/49 Ripley W 37-0 10/20/50 Martin, TN W 21-6
10/9/53 Booneville W 26-14
Overall Series Record:0-1
UNION (TENN.)
10/4/56 Booneville W 31-7
11/5/55 Senatobia L 13-7 11/3/56 Booneville W 6-0
10/1/15 Booneville L 28-20 10/13/16 Moorhead W 34-10
9/29/51 Senatobia W 34-14
10/28/49 Poplarville L 34-6
10/28/50 Booneville W 20-7
SOUTHWEST Overall Series Record: 15-15-1 Record at Booneville: 10-5-1 Record at Summit: 5-10 DATE SITE W/L SCORE 9/7/68 Booneville W 33-20 1969 Summit W 39-21 9/24/70 Booneville W 21-20 9/18/71 Summit L 21-7 9/16/72 Summit W 6-0 9/15/73 Booneville W 20-19 11/14/74 Booneville T 20-20 11/13/75 Booneville L 40-22 9/9/76 Booneville W 16-7 9/1/77 Summit L 14-7 10/28/82 Booneville W 24-14 10/29/83 Summit L 17-14 9/13/84 Summit L N/A 9/12/85 Booneville L 14-6 11/3/88 Summit W 31-7 11/2/89 Booneville W 28-6 8/30/90 Booneville L 30-7 8/29/91 Summit L 24-17 9/19/96 Summit L 16-6 9/18/97 Booneville L 21-14 9/3/98 Booneville L 23-0 9/2/99 Summit L 19-6 9/26/02 Summit L 20-2 9/27/03 Booneville W 26-25
9/7/11 Booneville W 32-9 9/22/16 Summit W 55-30
Record at Neutral Site: 0-0-1
10/2/14 Moorhead L 14-7
10/17/68 Booneville W 41-22 10/18/69 Senatobia W 40-21 10/31/70 Senatobia L 54-18 10/21/71 Booneville L 75-21 9/30/72 Booneville W 16-7 9/29/73 Senatobia L 12-0 9/19/74 Booneville L 27-6 9/20/75 Senatobia T 6-6 10/30/76 Senatobia L 28-0 10/22/77 Booneville W 42-28 11/4/78 Booneville L 40-18 11/1/79 Senatobia W 41-3 11/1/80 Senatobia W 26-0 10/29/81 Booneville L 21-9 10/21/82 Senatobia L 41-0 10/22/83 Booneville L 47-0 10/20/84 Senatobia L 49-35 10/19/85 Booneville L 31-13 10/25/86 Senatobia L 43-14 10/31/87 Booneville L 38-23 10/27/88 Booneville L 31-10 10/26/89 Senatobia L 49-14 10/18/90 Senatobia L 54-13 10/17/91 Booneville L 31-3 11/5/92 Booneville L 22-8 11/4/93 Senatobia T 27-27 10/27/94 Senatobia L 21-14 10/26/95 Booneville L 35-13 10/10/96 Booneville L 20-7 10/9/97 Booneville L 42-13 10/1/98 Booneville L 51-17 10/2/99 Senatobia L 58-12 9/21/00 Senatobia L 63-0 9/20/01 Booneville W 28-27 10/31/02 Senatobia L 37-3 10/30/03 Booneville L 34-26 10/23/04 Senatobia W 19-16 10/20/05 Booneville W 38-14 9/21/06 Booneville L 31-14 9/20/07 Senatobia L 26-24 10/23/08 Booneville L 50-28 10/24/09 Senatobia L 17-14 9/30/10 Booneville L 26-6 9/29/11 Senatobia W 38-24 9/20/12 Booneville L 19-13 9/19/13 Senatobia W 34-21 9/11/14 Booneville W 25-19 (OT) 9/10/15 Senatobia L 51-14 10/27/16 Senatobia L 48-6 10/26/17 Booneville L 32-0 10/18/18 Senatobia L 31-7 10/26/19 Booneville L 41-17 10/22/20 Booneville L 34-28 (OT) 9/23/21 Senatobia L 45-13
Overall Series Record:6-1
DATE SITE W/L SCORE
Overall Series Record: 19-41-2 Record at Booneville: 10-22 Record at Senatbia: 9-19-2
William Anderson (1972)
Dusty Allen (1979)
Maurice Booker (2011-12)
Darrell Black (1997-98)
Cedric Adams (1990)
Mario Addison (2007)
Marion Brown (1984)
Michael Ball (1986)
Tracy Blakney (1988)
Bradley Boyd (2001)
Jeremiah Boyd (2017-18)
Desean Bullock (2017-18) Arnie Burcham (1986-87) Daniel Burden (1955-56) Sed Burge (1998)
Jonathan Braddock (2010,12)
Chad Bishop (1988-89)
Lawrence Anthony (1974)
Lewis Bethany (1953-54)
Chris Barnett (2004)
Hayden Brice (2019)
Robert Dawson (2000-01)
Olasha Burton (1997) Randy Burton (1984) Roger Burton (2001) Mike Busby (1978) Paul Busby (1974-75)
Zack Brooks (2010)
Donta Armstrong (2014-15)
Tabias Brown (2020-21) William Browne (1986) Pat Browning (1979-80) Marvin Bruce (2008-09)
John Daniel Deaton (2021)
Jamel Dennis (2013-14)
Curtis Bullock (2017)
Matt Bearden (2007)
Jimmy Brooks (1978-79)
Cordalle Boclair (2007)
Irvin Doomes (1993-94)
Kevin Blandenburg (1993)
Jacob Brannon (2021)
Clint Boren (2000)
Tommy Burress (1984)
Barry Bobo (1981)
Bill Breedlove (1969-70)
Chandler Dexter (2013-14)
Don Brethel (1977-78)
J. Alred (1971)
Paul Barnett (1969)
Eric Atkins (1998-99)
Blevins (1949)
Josh Bryan (2001-02)
Michael Alexander (1977)
Michael Bush (2011)
Jeff Allred (1984)
Deonta Barnes (2020-21)
Jonathan Beard (2007)
John Wynn Dollar (2007)
Rusty Barnes (1982-83)
William Copeland (1999) Alex Cornelison (2019-20)
B Buford Babb (1953-54)
David Bynum (1993) Warren Byrd (2019)
John Isaac Dale (2017-18)
H. Bennett (1971)
Dennis Dilworth (1992-93)
Brett Borden (2002)
Dennis Anderson (1980-81)
David Baker (2008)
Danny Blassingame (1969)
Kyle Davis (2010-11)
Reycardo Bradford (2010)
JImmy Blassingame (1978-79)
Tyrone Dilworth (1988-89) Eddie Dixon Jr. (1994-95)
Ricky Andrews (1991)
Mitch Beene (1990-91)
Dailey Rashad(1949)Dailey (2005)
Matt Babcock (1998-99)
Jeffery Dilworth (1982-83) Quanneic Dilworth (1991-92) Renault Dilworth (1981-82)
Xavier Amerson (2012)
Jonathan Baldon (2005)
Dayon Davis (2014-15)
Syd Bell (1974-75)
Nathan Barham (2019-20)
Mackenro Alexander (2015)
John Brown (2009)
Greg Bails (1988-89)
Raynard Brydson (1990)
Ned Davis (1949-50)
Jason Dempsey (1997)
Johnny Buskirk (1968-69) Sammy Buskirk (1970) Scottie Buskirk (1969)
Mondrel Boykins (2020-21)
Allen Brown (1969-70)
Paul Boone (2000)
Orbie Cantrell (1950) David Cantu (1983) Don Caperton (1953-54)
Lonnie Collier (2002-03) Colin Collins (1968) Reed Collins (2018-19) Rob Coltharp (1972) Keith Conlee (1982-83) Mitch Conley (1977) Roger Conn (1968) Nixon Connor (1953-54) Bobby Cook (1979-80) Jaquise Cook (2009-10) John Cook (2007) Matt Cook (2010) Tom Cook (1984) B. Cooper (1971) Chris Cooper (2012-13)
Teddy Ray Basil (1956)
Derek Bogan (2004)
Chris Bonds (1990)
Jim Davis (1953)
Curtis Bogard (1979-80)
Richard Bates (2001)
Jim Bowman (1989-90)
Jeff Brooks (1994-95)
Rhea Brown (1997)
Jerry Dean (1976)
Jere Dollar (1987)
Ryan Baysinger (2015-16)
Cederian Drew (2007)
Kyoshi Agnew (2015-16) Tommy Alberson (1992-93)
James Bailey (1974)
Fraizer Bailey (1949)
Thomas Dozier (2000)
Quynn Crawford (2019) Harry Crayton (1973-74) Michael Crayton (2003) David Credille (1986)
Mark Aldridge (1969-70)
Monroe Brown (1979-80)
Hunter Bull (2013)
Jockery Crenshaw (1984) Rob Criddle (1992-93) Cam Crooks (2018) Doug Crossman (1988-89) Rusty Crowe (1990) Dennis Crump (1990) Josh Crump (2002-03) Tony Crump (1990) LaQuonn
ALL-TIME LETTER WINNERS HISTORY
Marcus Brooks (1998-99)
Michael Davis (2013)
Nikko Doyle (2004-05)
JImmy Dowdell (1950-51)
O’Shaughnessa(1991-92)Allen (1997-98)
Gary Banks II (2020-21)
Carson Banks (2018-19)
Tommy Dillon (1979)
Wes Barlow (1995)
Takari Brooks (2015-16)
Brandon Avant (2010-12)
Bobby Ballard (1949)
Ky’Vari Bolden (2009-10)
C Robert Caldwell (1979-81)
Ronnie Barnett (1978-79)
Josh Covington (1999-00) John Cox (2002-03) Johnny Cox (1983-84) Mike Cox (1977)
David Artberry (2004) Dan Arthur (1974)
Scott Brown (1991-92)
Barry Drewry (1982-83)
Ellis Barry (2019-20)
Keith Belton (1999)
Scott Dilworth (1995,97)
Aston Alexander (2004-05)
Derrick Arnold (1997-98)
Lenell Black (1988-89)
Tee Barr (2000)
Quincy Boyd (1990)
Shaqille Bush (2013,15) Tim Bush (2007)
Jeremiah Dent (2013-14)
Dennis Draper (2011-12)
David Barkley (1980-81)
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Heath Blount (2007-08)
Carter Bonds (2020-21)
Willie Alexander (1973-74)
Kerry Campbell (1974-75) Danny Canizaro (2003) Jeremy Cannon (2008-09) Rickey Cannon (1981-82) Sean Cannon (1993-94) Skylar Cannon (2004) Bo Canton (2016-17)
Shane Davis (2001-02)
Harry Cosby (1977-78)
Tayvius Duckett (2019-20)
Andy Brown (1983-84)
Orlandus Davis (2014-15)
Demarque Brown (2016)
Greg Deaton (1976,78)
Scott Caldwell (1993-94)
Caleb Anderson (2021)
Jimmy Bell (1986)
Hudson Bullard (1968-69)
Leonard Dixon (2007) Paul Dixon (1992) Tim Dixon (1982)
Ricky Brown (1978-79) Rod Brown (1993-94)
Frank Bates (1997)
Jason Allen
Billy Barnett (1989-90)
Steve Arnold (1984)
Neal Allen (1997-98)
Jordan Boyd (1979-80) Larry Boyd (1972)
Richard Brown (1956)
Lonnell DeWalt (2005)
Matt Blanchard (2004-05)
Renardi Boyd (1990)
James Brigman (2000)
Marty Barnes (1980)
Mondale Bates (1998-99)
Charles Daniel Jr. (1970) David Dantu (1984) Kevin Davenports (1981)
Leon Bennett (1970)
Marquis Allen (2013)
Maurice Bradley (1955)
Tyrone Armstrong (1994-95)
Brooks Dampeer (2003-04)
Will Derico (2019-21)
Frank Brinkley (1979-80)
Jimmy Dees (1971-72)
Ken Briggs (1989-90)
Michael Dildy (1995)
Kevin Davidson (2002)
Brad Bonds (2000)
Derek Adams (1988-89)
Dorian Banks (2016)
Buck Beene (2009)
Billy Braddock (1975,77)
Charles Blake (1983-84)
Buddy Bartlett (1987-88)
Cayse Copeland (2009-10)
Jadien Deaton (2019-20)
Fred Dilworth (1976)
Martice Buckley (2012-13)
Antonius Dogan (2012)
Anthony Brown (2010-11) Bert Brown (1986) Bo Brown (2010)
Scott Doles (1982)
Mike Dooley (1984)
Daniel Berry (2008)
Bobby Burress (1954)
Robert Cogdill (1979-80)
Chaokang Brooks (2019-20)
Jamie Call (2001-02)
Steve Bullard (1975-76) Terry Bullard (1978-79)
Micheal Cameron (2016-17) Brandon Campbell (2001)
Larry Doran (1989) Kendrick Doss (2015)
Ken Brown (1995)
David Cooper (1979-80)
Bryce Brown (2015)
Bryan Blocker (2019)
Donte’ Barksdale (2010-11)
David Bennett (1955)
Roy Bishop (1955-56)
David Brawner (1968)
Stephen Allen (2003-04)
Michael Baugus (2018-19)
Leden Bryan (2019-20)
Jimmy Baxter (1975)
Bill Dowdy (1971-72)
Steve Drewery (1986-87)
Charles Beene (1994)
A Darrion Abston (2014,2016)
Bobby Brock (1988-89)
Freddie Cash (1956) Jim Cates (1955) Robert Caviness (1988-89) Al Cerroni (1949) George Chambers (1949) Tre’Vas Chambers (2017) Bobby Chapman (1981) Donnell Chapman (2011-12) Jonathan Chatman (2002) Marcellus Chatmon (1997-98) Al Chretian (1956) Jack Christian (1955) Jimmy Christian (1976) Brandon Ciaamitaro (2005) Jerry Clack (1978) Armoni Clark (2018) Billy Clark (1994) Chris Clark (1990-91) Corey Clark (1999-00) Dee Clark (2007-08) Keith Clark (1989) Larry Clark (1968) Wilson Clark (1982) Donny Clayton (1968-69) Frank Clayton (1955) Don Clayworthy (1953) Heath Cleary (1989) Hal Clement (1968) Kaleb Cline (2019-20) Tadarious Clinton (2014) Wayne Coalson (1956) Corey Cobb (1994-95) Jordan Cobb (2004) Keyshawn Cobb (2020-21) Robert Cobb (1975) Jalen Cobbs (2017-18)
Deno Anders (1992)
Jimmy Dodson (1951)
Stephen Basil (1989-90)
Joel Aldridge (1974-75)
Willis Beene (2003)
Jarryn Bingham (2008-09)
Jordyn Bowlin (2015)
Rickey Brawner (1968)
Justin Barksdale (2013-14)
Deion Belue (2010-11)
Khon Cosby (1992) Larry Cossitt (1984)
Chris Barker (1977-78)
Jerry Berryman (1970-71)
Blake Brady (2007-08)
Goldman Butler VI (2021) Rich Butler (1997) Phil Byram (1981)
Eli Canton (2011)
Burton Boyd (1952)
Duran Coger (2007) Rod Coggin (1986-87) Rick Coggins (1978-79)
D Kevin Dabidson (2001)
Jared Dawson (1999)
Tyler DeRossette (2003-04)
Stevie Davis (2010)
Ricky Andrews (1992)
Walter Dial (1995)
O’Neill Barnett (1988)
Collrett Boyd (2007)
Ronald Burns (1975) William Burns (1953)
Jim Alverson (1956)
Lee Deaton (1949-50)
Bobby Drewrey (1951)
FOOTBALL ATHLETIC LETTER WINNERS
Jamal Bolden (2018)
Andrew Ashe (2014-15)
Tim Bradley (1986)
Pascal Desir (2012)
Brandon Bates (2005)
James Drewery (1950)
Jackson Dean (2020)
Jonathan Bates (2010)
Dwight Bails (1978-79)
Cayden Betts (2021)
Cordell Bolchair (2008)
Percy Bell (1993)
Troy Ayers (1970)
Kareem Brown (2011-12)
Brady Allen (2013)
Zach Bost (2003-04)
Thomas Davis (1990)
Andrez Anderson (2012)
Josh Beckham (1999-00)
Scott Benjamin (1986-87)
Tim Bond (1989)
Chance Adair (2004)
Gordon Brown (1991-92)
Buck Buchannon (2000-01)
David Barron (1972)
Richard Beckett (1990)
Ramon Burse (2001-02)
Timmy Barnett (1986)
Chris Brawley (2003)
Rolandus Cox (1987-89) Jeff Crabb (1978)
J’Shun Bodiford (2020)
Rodney Bails (1990)
Shelton Bruton (1995) Josh Bryan (1999-00)
Kenny Bolden (1980)
Devin Armstead (2004)
Michael Davis (1970)
Glen Bradley (1980-81)
Patrick Billings (2001-02)
Trevan Dixon (1998-99)
Matt Arnold (1975-76)
Robert Arant (2009-10)
Jonathan Bobo (2013-14)
Shane Barnett (1997)
Glenn Brown (1976-77)
Lynn Carmichael (1980-81) William Carmon (1955-56) David Carnell (2000)
Derrick Allen (1990)
Michael Boireau (1997)
Tim Bastin (1979)
Jereian Cole (2008-09) Leland Cole (1978) Nelson Cole (1981-82) William Cole (1969) Cam Coleman (2020-21) George Coleman (1951) Justin Coleman (2012-13) Corey Collier (2002)
Charles Beane (1987-88)
Rodney Beachum (2011)
Mark Biggs (1977)
Darius Carothers (2008-09) Alex Carpenter (2009) Tim Carpenter (1977) Jason Carr (2014) Roger Carr (1952-53) Cedrick Carroll (1997) Damien Carroll (2018) Chris Carter (1989-90) Dewayne Carter (1997-98) Isiah Carter (2017) Jeff Carter (1981) Joe Carter (1980-81) Kyler Carter (2020) Randy Carter (1983) Shaundell Carter (2021) Steve Carter (1973-74) Terrell Carter (1998)
Tony Baldwin (1987)
Jamal Braddock (2016)
Jim Braud (1977-78)
B. Ayers (1971)
Isacc Bails (2014)
Scott Booth (1986-87)
Frank Bradlye (1978)
Greg Brock (1994-95)
Jamon Burnside (2016)
Rodney Callier (1986) David Cameron (1991-92)
LarryJasonRalphHarryJazzDianteMitchellMasonM.KeawvisJeromeBarry(2019-20)Crump-MayesCryer(2003)Cummings(1990)Cummings(2016)Cummings(1971)Cunningham(2016)Cunningham(2013)Curlee(2010)Curlee(2007)Curry(1970-71)Curtis(2005)Cutberth(1993-94)Cutshall(1969-70)
Les Archie (1986)
Eric Ducksworth (2002-03)
Fred Alexander (1987-88)
Preston Bradford (1986)
Orlandus Davis (1993)
Dre Bays (2019)
Chris Bradwell (2005)
Harry Bowman (1971-72)
Brian Dollar (1988)
Michael Bogan (1973-74)
David DeGroat (1982-83) Collins Delco (1984)
Roy W. Bolden (1969)
Deshawn Bibbs (2009)
Jimmy Burks (1955-56) Marty Burks (1981-82) Bill Burns (1950)
Andy Ayers (1975)
Jeremiah Booth (2011)
Matthew Belue (2013-14)
Greg Adams (1989-90)
Andison Coby (2020) Randy Cochran (1979-80) Wayne Cockran (1949) Howard Cofer (1976) Alfred Coffee (1979-80)
Lee Allen Bridges (1990)
Jimmy Barnett (1986)
Butch Ayers (1978-79)
Randy Box (1972-73)
Pete Bailey (1981)
Tommy Branyan (2020-21)
Dick Gatti (1950-51)
Delvon Fegans (2021)
Nick Johnson (2012-13)
Roger Garner (1983-84)
Anthony Gentile (1950-51)
Cedric Hillsman (2019-21)
Kenneth Jordan (1954) Stanley Jordan (1982)
Joseph King (2004)
Terry Gentry (1978-79)
Randy Gannon (1976-77)
Mike King (1974)
Andy Greening (1975-76)
Marcus Ewing (2005)
W.T. Graham (1956)
Kortilous Ellis (2012-13)
Larry Hebenstreet (1950) Chris Hedrick (1998-99) Dillon Helm (2015-16) W.T. Helton (1956)
H Tim Haddix (1987)
Logan Hall (2012)
Adrian Gwyn (1993) Rex Guise (1950)
Johnny Hancock (1987)
Jamel Harris (1999)
Monty Hamilton (1980-81)
Jon Hill (1981-82)
Leslie Hines (1993-94)
Danny Kennedy (1978)
Skylar Grissom (2018)
Jeremy Hare (1997)
Arvin Harris (1989-90)
Bobo Kempson (1989-90) Nathan Kendrick (2010-11)
Quay Edwards (2021)
G Kenny Gaillard (1988)
Brent Jung (1986-87)
Corson Gunn (2016)
Robert Freeman (2011)
Keith Haynes (1997)
E Taylor Earhart (2010-11)
Steve Johnson (2010) Tommy Johnson (1992-93)
Ronnie Key (1979-80)
Jeiron Jones (2010)
Dazion Kincaid (2016-17)
Rusty Emling (1987-88)
Shawn Gillenwater (2004-05)
Kelton Edwards (2016-17)
Rick Grisham (1973-74)
Troy Harris (1994)
Jeremy Gaston (2004)
Mike Guy (1968)
David Harbor (1975-76)
Corian Goodwin (2007)
Babe Felkner (1949)
Mike Greer (1968)
Jacoby Harris (2011)
John Hicks (2002)
Darious Jenkins (2005) Josh Jenkins (1986) Keith Jenkins (1976) Terrence Jenkins (1983) Brett Jennings (1991-92) J.R. Jennings (2011) Terrence Jennings (2011) Chris Jernigan (2005) Chanston Jeter (2010-11) Andres Jiminez (2001) Buddy Jobe (1949) JImmy Jobe (1949-51) Gerald Johns (1998)
Louis Gillom (2009)
Griff Griffin (1980)
Macerell Hickinbottom (2010) Charles Hicks (1955) Dia Hicks (1990-91)
Phillip Hollingsworth (1982-83)
Robert Johnson (1968)
D.J. King
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Patrick Grant (2008-09)
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Derrick Harris (2003-04)
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Chris Edmonson (1993)
Chuck Follin (1986-87)
Robert Fox (2004-05)
Mike Gray (1989-90)
Maurice Gray (2007)
Steve Hill (1976)
Jimmy Jumper (1974)
Eldrick Hogan (2007) Eric Holcomb (2000-02)
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Brad Hight (1986-87) Chris Hill (2008-09)
B. Fowler (1971)
Quentin Frazier (2017)
Clint Edmunson (1951)
Mike Grier (1969)
Ken Gilbert (1950)
Keiron Johnson (1995) Keith Johnson (1986) Keith Johnson (2005) Larry Johnson (2008)
Danny Kennedy (1978) Kris Kent (2015-16)
Anthony Kibler (2012)
Jamarcus Goodloe (2010-11)
Alex Henton (2019)
Kendall Kelly (2010) Richard Kemp (1970)
Bruce Hall (2005)
Lemetrius Hollins (2013-14) Justin Hollis (1998-99) Austin Holloway (2015-16) Ray Holloway (1983-84) Scott Hollowell (2010) Jonathon Holston (2007) Hal Holt (1969) Jack Holt (1952-53)
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Rickey Johnson (1982-83)
Layton Jones (2007)
Marco Ewing (2007)
Eric Harris (2003)
Bob Henry (1951-52) Curtis Henry (1999) Ricardo Henry (2017) Robert Henry (1972-73)
Jeff Freeman (1994)
Barney Farrar (1979-80)
Craig Gaines (1981-82)
John Harris (1989)
Dominique(2021)King (2008-09)
Ryan Jones (2010-11)
Mark Jones (1995)
Willie Jumper (1968-69)
Richard Griffith (2004)
Tim Fitzgerald (1986-87)
David Goode (1982-83)
Chrishun Jackson (2017-18)
Preston Jones (2007-08)
Rodderius English (2019)
Emmanuel Dudley (2007-08)
Calvin Greenwood (2002-03)
Garry Henson (1972) Jack Henson (1951-52)
Jerry Garner (1976-77)
Jimmy Gunn (1980)
K Roman Kates (1973) Andy Keen (2004-05) Clay Keener (1992-93) Mark Keenum (1980) Lamar Keith (1983-84)
Randy Frederick (1984)
Jack Duffy (1982-83)
Ralph Green (1984)
David Griffin (1973-74)
Brandon Gillon (2001-03)
Rick Ewen (1973-74)
Kelvin Heard (1988-89)
Bobby Gargus (1956)
Mike Harris (1973)
Ketric Jones (1999)
Tony Fryar (1992-93)
D. Grisham (1971)
Mike King (1972-73)
AC Graham (2021)
Markie Dukes (2010-11)
Earnest Gilliard (1980)
Patrick Felton (2019)
Stefon Garner (1994-95)
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Orlandus King (2004)
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Khi Holiday Christopher(2021)Holland (2009)
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Rezell Foster (1980)
James Graham (1969)
Ricky Farmer (2020-21)
Freddie King (2001)
Bill Flowers (1997-98)
Greg Hamilton (1980)
Oneal Jackson (1993) Terrance Jackson (2008) Tim Jackson (1983-84)
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Bryce Harley (2021) J Harmon (1971)
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Ken Goodwin (1974)
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Stephen Enfinger (1997)
Kerwin Harrison (2012)
Abe Felix (2003-04)
Shane Fuselier (1999)
Peter Fulper (1971-72)
Rickey Garrett (1975-78)
Don Guy (1968-69)
Jerry King (1956)
Jalen Hadley (2014-15)
Jahmel Flowers (2018)
Bryan Evans (1979)
Robert Everett (1949)
Chris Kelley (2001-02)
George Harris (1950)
Alan Enlow (1995)
Mydrione Halsey (1999-00)
Alfernee Hankins (2020-21)
Jacquez Ford (2019-20)
Mike Gunn (1972)
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K. Hill (1971)
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Jeff Ellison (1977)
Quinton Johnson (2005)
Lee Gentry (2004-05)
William Kimbrough (1998-99)
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Robbie Gale (2013)
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Kenji Hill (1999)
Russell Hollimon (1981-82)
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Kymbotric Mason (2018)
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Alex Peterson (1997-98) Jessie Peterson (1983)
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Jeremy Loving (2001)
Frankie Lee (2010-11)
Eddie Roberson (1986-87) Shane Roberson (1993-94)
G. Lomenick (1971)
Will Lang (2017)
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Colton Meadows (2015-16)
Stanley Lee (1970)
Matt Lindsey (1999-00)
Austin Ramsey (2012)
Devonte Reed (2018-19)
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Jyrome Richmond (2009)
Mike Mattox (1986-87)
Dennis McCahill (1969)
Ben Porter (2003-04) Robert Portis (1969-70)
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Merle McAnally (1972)
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Frederik Reinbold Jr. (1970)
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861
14
538
42
280 Mason Cunningham 2016 Clint Wilson 2009 Brett Thompson 2014 Emanuel Francis 2007 Zac Oden 2018
12
175
RECEIVING YARDS LJ Hawkins 2016 Tres Houston 2011 Kortlon Hubbard 2018 Xavier Malone 2019 Donta Armstrong 2014
6
18
8
5
39
618
8
12
MOST PASSING YARDS
15 Desmond Hunter 2017 Brett Thompson 2014 Parks Frazier 2011 Mason Cunningham 2016 Emanuel Francis 2007 Michael Ediston 2004
MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS Tres Houston 2011 Andison Coby 2020 Joe Horn Jr. 2014 Dominique King 2009 Xavier Malone 2019 Kortlan Hubbard 2018 Toreano Miner 2017
6
13
669
MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 2005 20 2010 2016 16 2001 16 2004
245
123
12 Anthony Norman 1980 Jaquise Cook 2010 Cameron Montgomery 2005 Kendrick Doss 2015 Jonathan Goodloe 2010
RECEPTIONS LJ Hawkins 2016 Tres Houston 2011 Josh Jarboe 2010 Kortlon Hubbard 2018 Donta Armstrong 2014
10
MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 2014 19 2003 17 2011 15 2017 14 2020
19
RUSHING YARDS
5
139
8
1573
135
236
10
187
Andison CobyMason Cunningham
RUSHING ATTEMPTS Jeremy Cannon 2009 185 Jaquise Cook 2010 Kenzie Phillips 2017 Cameron Montgomery 2005 Tiberias Lampkin 2015
234
1004
2295
1501
138
138
824
MOST COMPLETIONS
39
687
7
131
2086 1994 2015 2013 1804 2005 1782 1991 1696 2001
567
MOST PASSING YARDS 2003 2105 2014 1920 2019 1857 2016 1671 2021
MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS
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160 Mason Cunningham 2016 Clint Wilson 2009 Jack Mangel 2019 Emanuel Francis 2007 Brett Thompson 2014
780
45
1283
60
1017 Ricky Andrews 1991 Jeremy Cannon 2009 Abe Felix 2004 Jaquise Cook 2010 Kenzie Phillips 2017
12
1484
MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS
MOST RUSHING YARDS
21
5
1810 Mason Cunningham 2016 Brett Thompson 2014 Jack Mangel 2019 Emanuel Francis 2007 Zac Oden 2018
247
10
TFLS
116 LP Spence 2000 Oretha Sherrod 1996 Jamel Dennis 2013 Terrance Edgeston 2018 Juwan Taylor 2018
LONGEST FG MADE
NEMCCTIGERS | 41 SEASON TOP 5RECORD BOOK
72 yd Jonathan Harrison 2011
45
9
57 Terrance Edgeston 2018 Brenden Williams 2016 Jamarcus Smith 2019 Demarcus Rogers 2016 Jamel Dennis 2014
9
10.5
MOST KO RETURN YARDS
10
10
ASSISTED TACKLES
MOST PAT MADE
46
13
13
MOST FG ATTEMPTS
10 Taylor Earhart 2011 8 Taylor Earhart 2010 John Ellis Murrah 2021 Michael Baugus 2018 Chris Cooper 2013 Rod Coggin 1986
7
6
4
12
PUNT RETURN YARDS
2 Mickey Simmons 1986
5
LONGEST PUNT
45
17.5
MOST KO RETURNS
389 Mickey Simmons 1986 223 Deion Belue 2010 199 Donta Armstrong 2015 110 J.T. Bingham 1996 105 Deion Belue 2011
105
1 Jerome Woods 1992
6
6 Frankie Lee 2011 Michael Ricks 2005 Tony Washington 2021 Ladarrius Madden 2009 Jeremy Spikner 2010 Darius Carrothers 2009
45
53
6
21
PUNT RETURN TD
46
21.5
SOLO TACKLES
45
28.5 Sam Williams 2018 Lavon Hooks 2012 Mario Addison 2007 Jamel Dennis 2014 Anthony Payne 2010
32 Austin Holloway 2016 29 Taylor Earhart 2011 Chris Cooper 2013 Austin Holloway 2015 John Ellis Murrah 2021 John Ellis Murrah 2020 Tyler T uner 2009
94
26
25
16.5
21
40
MOST FG MADE
27 Terrance Rowe 2018 25 Donta Armstrong 2015 23 Tez Lane 2013 21 Khi Holiday 2021 21 O.D. Wooten 2017
1 Dazion Kincaid 2017
1 Deion Belue 2010
64 Jamel Dennis 2013 Juwan Taylor 2018 Anthony Brown 2010 Carter Bonds 2021 Marcus Robinson 2013 John Brown 2009 Adam Funk 2009 Jermaine Johnson 2009 Mario Addison 2007
TOTAL TACKLES
96
52
10
8
15 Michael Baugus 2018 Rod Coggin 1986 Taylor Earhart 2011 John Ellis Murrah 2021 Taylor Earhart 2010 Chris Cooper 2013 Tyler Turner 2009
573 Donta Armstrong 2015 572 Terrance Rowe 2018 537 Deion Belue 2011 433 O.D. Wooten 2017 390 Khi Holiday 2021
2 Deion Belue 2011
21
14
47
MOST PAT ATTEMPTS
28 Austin Holloway 2016 26 Taylor Earhart 2011 23 Chris Cooper 2013 21 John Ellis Murrah 2020 21 Austin Holloway 2015
50 yd Taylor Earhart 2011
56
92
6
PBUS
10
1 Andison Coby 2020
31 Mickey Simmons 1986 15 Jay Lofton 2019 13 Shuntez Smith 2012 11 Keyshawn Cobb 2021 11 Shaquille Bush 2013
6
MOST PUNT RETURNS
INTS
45
KO RETURN TD
5
12 LaDarrius Madden 2009 D’Jordan Strong 2019 Gregdrecus Leland 2013 Kareem Brown 2012 Deion Belue 2011
22
4
SACKS Sam Williams 2018 Lavon Hooks 2012 B.J. Taylor 2007 Raheem Pontiflet 1996 Ky’Vari Bolden 2009 B.J. Taylor 2006
6
8
268
24 Clint Wilson at Miss. Delta 9/17/09
9 LaVontis Smith Coahoma 9/27/14
PASSING YARDS
Done 19 Times – Last to accomplish:
23 Matt Lipham at Jones 9/8/12
393 at ICC 9/27/18 Coahoma 9/27/14 at Northwest 9/19/13 Jones 9/5/13 at Holmes 10/21/17 at ICC 10/9/14 at Mississippi Delta 10/9/20 Hinds 9/16/21 at Mississippi Delta 10/5/19 297 at East Central 9/8/16
287 Desmond Hunter at ICC 10/5/17
26 Desmond Hunter at Holmes 10/21/17
28 Jeremy Cannon Hinds 8/27/09
42 Clint Wilson at Pearl River 9/3/09
22 Mason Cunningham at Miss. Delta 10/13/16
360
325 Kevin Hurley at Miss. Delta 10/9/20
265
47 Desmond Hunter at Holmes 10/21/17
348
221
256
26 Garrett Smith at Gulf Coast 9/20/12
33 Jeremy Cannon at East Central 10/3/09
313
368
315
44 Mason Cunningham at East Central 9/8/16
180 LaVontis Smith at Northwest 9/19/13
147 Mitchell Cunningham Gulf Coast 9/26/13
22 Clint Wilson at Northwest 10/24/09
RECEIVING YARDS
3 Andison Coby at Miss. Delta 10/9/20
4 Kevin Hurley at Miss. Delta 10/9/20
163 Anthony Norman Holmes 9/27/80 Corbin White Miss. Delta 10/24/13
3 Joe Horn Jr. Coahoma 9/27/14
8 Andison Coby at ICC 11/12/20
357 Jerrard Randall Jones 9/5/13
27 Mason Cunningham at East Central 9/8/16
26 Jack Mangel at Coahoma 9/12/19
45 Zac Oden at Southwest 8/30/18
287 Matt Lipham at Jones 9/8/12
30 Kenzie Phillips East Central 9/7/17
2 Tam Patterson Holmes 10/28/21
3 Toreano Miner at Holmes 10/21/17
46 Zac Oden at ICC 9/27/18
11 Dominique King at Miss. Delta 9/17/09
REC TD
3 Jack Mangel at Coahoma 9/12/19
249
8 Tre Houston at Gulf Coast 11/5/11
26 Trace Lee at ICC 10/9/14
PASS ATTEMPTS
26 Zac Oden at ICC 9/27/18
341
42 Matt Lipham at Jones 9/8/12
157 Jay Jones at Jones 9/8/12 Jeremy Cannon at Pearl River 9/3/09
RUSH TD
305
27 Corbin White at ICC 10/17/13
4 Jaquise Cook East Miss. 10/7/10
12 L.J. Hawkins at East Central 9/8/16
166 L.J. Hawkins Coahoma 9/29/16
267 Jaquise Cook at East Miss. 10/7/10
357
INDIVIDUAL GAME STATS RECORD BOOK
3 L.J. Hawkins at Pearl River 10/17/15
297 Mason Cunningham at East Central 9/8/16
349
PASS YARDS
35 Jaquise Cook at East Miss. 10/7/10
144 Demarrion Haynes at Jones 9/8/12
27 Jaquise Cook Miss. Delta 9/16/10
22 Mason Cunningham ICC 10/6/16
143 Xavier Malone at Miss.Delta 10/5/19
349 Desmond Hunter at Holmes 10/21/17
RUSH ATTEMPTS
10 Toreano Miner at Holmes 10/21/17
322
133 Tre Houston at Gulf Coast 11/5/11
RUSH YARDS
382 Zac Oden at ICC 9/27/18
45 Clint Wilson Hinds 8/26/09
133 L.J. Hawkins at East Central 9/8/16
325
3 LaVontis Smith at Northwest 9/19/13
PASS COMPLETIONS
132 Kortlon Hubbard at ICC 9/27/18
153 Dominique King at Northwest 10/24/09
378 Mississippi Delta 10/24/13 at ICC 10/17/13 at East Mississippi 10/7/10 at Coahoma 9/27/15 at East Central 10/3/09 at Southwest 8/30/18 Holmes 9/12/13 East Central 9/7/17 Mississippi Delta 10/14/21 Holmes 10/20/16
RECEPTIONS
28 Clint Wilson Hinds 8/26/09
27 Jeremy Cannon Holmes 9/24/09
2 Goldman Butler Hinds 9/16/21
26 Jerrard Randall Jones 9/5/13
29 Jay Jones at Jones 9/8/12
RUSHING YARDS
8 L.J. Hawkins Coahoma 9/29/16
157 Toreano MIner at Holmes 10/21/17
155
42 Desmond Hunter at ICC 10/5/17
4 Jeremy Cannon at East Central 10/3/09
Done 9 Times – Last to accomplish:
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44 Jack Mangel at Coahoma 9/12/19
8 LaVontis Smith at ICC 10/9/14
8 L.J. Hawkins at Miss. Delta 10/13/16
160 Kenzie Phillips East Central 9/7/17
148 Anthony Norman at Caohoma 9/13/80
8 Josh Jarboe at Southwest 9/9/10
6 Desmond Hunter at Holmes 10/21/17
Done 13 Times – Last to accomplish:
4 Brett Thompson Northwest 9/11/14
346
312 Trace Lee at ICC 10/9/14
304 Jack Mangel at Miss. Delta 10/5/19
143 Kortlon Hubbard Jones 10/11/18
286 Carter Putt at Coahoma 9/30/21
242
43 Jerrard Randall Jones 9/5/13
29 Jaquise Cook Coahoma 10/16/10
237 Jeremy Cannon at East Central 10/3/09 Corbin White at ICC 10/17/13
PASS TD
8 Cam Coleman Miss. Delta 10/14/21
4 Clint Wilson at East Central 9/2/10
26 Jeremy Cannon Coahoma 10/15/09
161
4/5
452
594 at ICC 9/27/18 Jones 9/5/13 at Northwest 9/19/13 at Coahoma 9/27/15 at Jones 9/8/12 at ICC 10/17/13 at Mississippi Delta 10/9/20 at Mississippi Delta 10/13/16 Coahoma 9/27/14 at East Central 10/3/09
463
9
4/4
52
55
FIRST DOWNS
463
9
2
48
86
148
31
TOTAL OFFENSE
497
49
41
FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED Southwest 9/8/11 at Coahoma 10/13/11 at Co-Lin 9/15/19 Coahoma 9/13/18 at Mississippi Delta 9/15/11 Holmes 9/12/13 Southwest 9/29/19 ICC 9/10/09 Hinds 8/26/09 Mississippi Delta 9/16/10
32
FOURTH DOWN CONVERSIONS
48
74
68
5
61
9
69 at Hinds 69-0 11/14/53 at Northwest 63-0 9/21/00 East Mississippi 59-0 9/14/17 at East Mississippi 59-0 10/10/13 at East Mississippi 65-7 9/18/14 at Gulf Coast 61-7 9/27/12 Northwest 75-21 10/21/71 ICC 74-22 10/9/71 at Pearl River 52-0 10/24/53 at Hinds 66-14 11/13/52
55
63
59
3/5
149
27
33 at ICC 10/9/14 at ICC 9/27/18 Jones 9/5/13 at ICC 10/17/13 at Coahoma 9/27/15 Mississippi Delta 10/14/21 at Holmes 10/21/17 at Mississippi Delta 10/13/16 at East Central 9/8/16 at Southwest 9/22/16 Coahoma 9/27/14
9
145
183
5/6 at Southwest 9/22/16 at ICC 11/12/20
52
26
66
32
10
188
52
530
30
THIRD DOWN CONVERSIONS
42
130
175
54
INDIVIDUAL GAME STATSRECORD BOOK
11
MOST POINTS at Southwest 9/22/16 Coahoma 9/10/81 Coahoma 9/26/87 Marion Instistute 9/23/54 at Holmes 10/21/17 Coahoma 9/27/14 at East Mississippi 10/7/10 at Mississippi Delta 10/14/06 at Coahoma 10/7/00 East Central 10/4/69 at ICC 11/2/68
50
47
28
5
26
45
109
OPPONENT’S GAME HIGH
75 Northwest 10/21/71 ICC 10/9/71 at Hinds 11/14/53 ICC 10/5/17 at Hinds 11/13/52 at East Mississippi 9/18/14 East Mississippi 10/8/11 at Northwest 9/21/00 at Mississippi Gulf Coast 9/27/12 at Hinds 11/19/49
52
5
488
3/7
59
65
54
9
27
4/7
Done 14 Times – Last to accomplish: Mississippi Delta 9/12/19
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63
LONGEST WINNING STREAKS 1980 9 1956-68 2005 2011 2004 1987
9
49
9
28
48
48
533
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY Coahoma 52-0 9/26/87 Marion Institute 50-0 9/23/53 at Coahoma 48-0 10/7/00 UT College 47-0 11/10/51 Coahoma 45-0 9/22/83 Mississippi Delta 45-0 10/23/80 at Mississippi Delta 42-0 10/6/05 at Coahoma 42-0 9/24/92 ICC 41-0 9/29/05 vs. West Georgia 41-0 11/2/56 ICC 41-0 11/3/49
4/5 East Central 9/7/17 at East Central 9/8/16 at Pearl River 10/16/15 at Southwest 8/30/18 at ICC 10/9/14
41
69
41
50
61
48
42
7
557
172
63
11 at Mississippi Delta 10/13/16 at Jones 9/8/12 ICC 9/26/12 Southwest 8/29/19 at Southwest 8/30/18 at Northwest 10/18/18 at East Central 9/8/16 at ICC 10/17/13 at Northwest 9/19/13 at East Central 10/3/09
49
58
45
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OPPONENT HIGHEST MARGIN OF VICTORY
9
3.5 Parrish Huddleston ICC 10/20/12
11 Carter Bonds Coahoma 10/15/20
3 Juwan Taylor at ICC 9/27/18
Done 13 Times – Last to accomplish:
4 Keawvis Cummings at Southwest 10/26/19
3 Jeremy Spikner at East Miss. 10/7/10
4 Lavon Hooks at Jones 9/8/12
4 Gregdrecus Leland at ICC 10/17/13
3 Sam Williams Coahoma 9/13/18
18 Brady Smith Holmes 10/23/14
10 Eli Canton at Miss. Delta 9/15/11
TOTAL TACKLES
9 Jamarcus Smith at East Miss. 10/26/19
17 Jamel Dennis Pearl River 10/16/14
3 Kareem Brown at Coahoma 10/4/12
18 Jamarcus Smith at East Miss. 10/26/19
10 Justin Coleman Miss. Delta 10/24/13
Sam Williams
5.5 John Brown Coahoma 10/15/09
16 Marcus Robinson at East Miss. 10/10/13
3 Jeremy Spikner at Miss. Delta 9/15/11
10 Jamel Dennis Pearl River 10/16/14
Tony Washington
15 Carter Bonds Coahoma 10/15/20
3 Frankie Lee at Northwest 9/29/11
5.5 Lavon Hooks at Miss. Delta 10/25/12
PBUS
Done 13 Times – Last to accomplish:
4 Willie Latham, III at Miss. Delta 10/9/20
4 Sam Williams Coahoma 9/13/18
12 Jamarcus Smith Northwest 10/22/20
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17 Nick Thomason at Holmes 9/13/12
4.5 Anthony Rush Miss. Delta 10/1/15
15 Juwan Taylor Jones 10/11/18
2.5 Deidrick Orange ICC 9/30/21
16 Demarcus Rogers Holmes 10/20/16
10 Terrance Edgeston Miss. Delta 10/4/18
TFLS
13 Marcus Robinson at East Miss.10/10/13
11 Deantre Prince Northwest 10/22/20
3 Kareem Brown East Central 9/1/11
11 Brady Smith Holmes 10/23/14
10 Marcus Robinson Northwest 9/11/14
4 Deion Belue East Central 9/1/11
15 Brenden Williams at Miss. Delta 10/13/16
17 Jamarcus Smith Northwest 10/22/20
3 Willie Latham, III at Miss. Delta 10/9/20
4 Razean Prather Holmes 9/12/13
10 Jamel Dennis Miss. Delta 10/24/13
10 Carter Bonds at Miss. Delta 10/9/20
ASSISTED TACKLES
10 Nick Thomason at Holmes 9/13/12
4.5 Lavon Hooks ICC 10/20/12
4 Razean Prather at ICC 10/17/13
5 Justin Coleman Miss. Delta 10/24/13
12 Ky’Vari Bolden Holmes 9/24/09
15 Terrance Edgeston Miss. Delta 10/4/18
11 Juwan Taylor Jones 10/11/18
SACKS
5.5 Sam Williams at Southwest 8/30/18
SOLO TACKLES
3 D’Jordan Strong Northwest 10/17/19
3 Dazion Kincaid East Central 9/7/17
Jamarcus Smith
4 John Ellis Murrah Gulf Coast 9/9/21
10 Stevie Davis Northwest 9/30/10
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355 Stevie Davis Northwest 9/30/10
1 Dazion Kincaid Southwest 9/21/17
112 Antione Wilson at Coahoma 10/4/12
7 Cesar Resendiz Coahoma 9/27/14
391 John Ellis Murrah Coahoma 10/15/20
6 Austin Holloway at Coahoma 9/24/15
160 Terrance Rowe Miss. Delta 10/4/18
122 Brandon Tillman at Northwest 10/27/16
88 Dazion Kincaid Southwest 9/21/17
MOST KO RETURNS
Khalid Kornegay Pearl River 10/16/14
9 Chris Cooper at East Miss. 10/10/13
4 Shaquille Bush Holmes 9/12/13
7 Austin Holloway at Southwest 9/22/16
31 Deion Belue East Central 9/1/11
434 Jonathan Harrison at Gulf Coast 11/5/11
3 Chris Cooper Coahoma 10/5/13
2 John Ellis Murrah at East Miss. 10/9/21
159 Donta Armstrong ICC 10/8/15
115 Donta Armstrong Miss. Delta 10/1/15
7 Terrance Rowe Miss. Delta 10/4/18
6 O.D. Wooten at ICC 10/5/17
37 Deion Belue @Gulf Coast 11/5/11
326 Beau Lee East Miss. 9/14/17
36 Jay Lofton @MS Delta 10/5/19
3 Michael Baugus at Co-Lin 9/5/19
5 Taylor Earhart East Central 10/8/11
13 tied with 3 | Last to accomplish:
5 Taylor Earhart East Miss. 9/1/11
351 John Ellis Murrah Northwest 10/22/20
MOST KO RETURN YARDS
1 Andison Coby Northwest 10/22/20
127 Deion Belue East Miss. 10/8/11
122 O.D. Wooten at Holmes 10/21/17
3 John Ellis Murrah at East Miss. 10/9/21
175 Donta Armstrong MS Delta 10/1/15 105 Deion Belue Coahoma 10/16/10
4 Michael Baugus Coahoma 9/13/18
6 Austin Holloway at Coahoma 9/24/15
Done 17 Times – Last to accomplish:
MOST FG ATTEMPTS
9 John Ellis Murrah Northwest 10/22/20
PUNT RETURN TD
1 Deion Belue Coahoma 10/16/10
33 Jay Lofton @Co-Lin 9/5/19
5 Donta Armstrong Miss. Delta 10/1/15
MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS
11 John Ellis Murrah Coahoma 10/15/20
MOST PUNT YARDS
MOST PUNT RETURNS
3 Taylor Earhart East Central 9/1/11
10 Jonathan Harrison at Gulf Coast 11/5/11
MOST PATS ATTEMPTED
MOST FG MADE
1 Jerome Woods Coahoma 9/24/92
112 Shuntez Smith at Gulf Coast 9/27/12
7 Michael Baugus at ICC 9/27/18
3 John Ellis Murrah Gulf Coast 9/9/21
5 Deion Belue at Gulf Coast 11/5/11
5 Efrain Medina at Holmes 10/21/17
9 Jacob Meeks at Miss. Delta 10/2/14
4 Jay Lofton at Miss. Delta 10/5/19
354 Jonathan Harrison East Miss. 10/11/12
5 John Ellis Murrah at Miss. Delta 10/9/20
6 M Poole Northwest 9/30/10
45 Dominique King @MS Delta 9/17/09
365 John Ellis Murrah at Jones 9/2/21
56 Deion Belue @ICC 10/21/10
7 Taylor Earhart at East Miss. 10/7/10
5 John Ellis Murrah at Miss. Delta 10/9/20
388 Michael Baugus at Northwest 10/18/18
Done 10 Times – Last to accomplish:
8 Austin Holloway at Southwest 9/22/16
MOST PATS MADE
5 John Ellis Murrah Holmes 10/1/20
10 Beau Lee East Miss. 9/14/17
7 Cesar Resendiz Coahoma 9/27/14
115 Toreano Miner at Southwest 9/22/16
337 Jonathan Harrison at Gulf Coast 9/27/12
9 John Ellis Murrah at Jones 9/2/21
6 Donta Armstrong ICC 10/8/15
6 Austin Holloway Coahoma 9/29/16
KO RETURN TD
7 Taylor Earhart at East Miss. 10/7/10
1 Deion Belue East Miss. 10/8/11
123 Andison Coby Northwest 10/22/20
6 O.D. Wooten at Holmes 10/21/17
MOST PUNTS
391 Michael Baugus at Jones 10/10/19
5 Cayden Betts at Northwest 9/16/21
31 Deion Belue @East MS 10/7/10
3 Keyshawn Cobb ICC 9/30/21
9 Michael Baugus at Northwest 10/18/18
1 Deion Belue at Coahoma 10/13/11
9 Michael Baugus at Jones 10/10/19
Done 13 Times – Last to accomplish:
46 | NEMCCATHLETICS.COM ALL-AMERICANALL-AMERICANS PLAYERS 1956 - JERRY KING Running Chattanooga,All-AmericanBackTenn 2010 - ANTONIO FOSTER Offensive HonorableLinemanMentionValdosta,Ga. 1969 - DONNIE CLAYTON Tight End HonorableRipleyMention 1977 - BARRY TODD Defensive Back Second Memphis,TeamTenn. 1979 - MAURY HILL Defensive Back SecondRipleyTeam 1980 - PAUL RHODES DefensiveSecondLinemanTeamKossuth 1980 - ANTHONY NORMAN Running Back HonorableMorrow,MentionGa. 1969 - JOHNNY BUSKIRK HonorableQuarterbackMentionNewAlbany 2011 - DEION BELUE Defensive Back HonorableDeshler,MentionAla. 1977 - LARRY PARKER Running Back HonorableRogersville,MentionAla. HISTORY
NEMCCTIGERS | 47 ALL-AMERICANS 2015 - DONTA ARMSTRONG ReturnSecondSpecialistTeamBruce 2020 - CEDRIC HILLSMAN Defensive Lineman First Team (JCGridiron) Fort Valley, Ga. 2012 - JONATHAN HARRISON FirstPunterTeamBelmont 2020 - KEYSHAWN COBB Defensive Back First Team (JCGridiron) Fort Valley, Ga. 2020 - JAMAL ELLIS Defensive Lineman Second Team McDonough,(JCGridiron)Ga. 2020 - JAMARCUS SMITH Linebacker First TeamSaltillo(JCGridiron) 2018 - SAM WILLIAMS Montgomery,LinebackerFirstTeamAla. 2020 - KEVIN HURLEY SecondQuarterbackTeam(JCGridiron)Walnut 2012 - LAVON HOOKS Defensive End HonorableAtlanta,MentionGa. 2020 - WILL DERICO Offensive Lineman Third Team Montgomery,(JCGridiron)Ala 2020 - DEANTRE PRINCE Defensive Back Second Team Charleston(JCGridiron) 2020 - TONY WASHINGTON Defensive Back Third Team (JCGridiron) Horn Lake HISTORY
JOSH JARBOE
NEMCC: 2012-13 Raiders, Cowboys, Texans, Jaguars (2020-Present)
NEMCC: 2005 Bills, Broncos (2008-11)
NEMCC Redskins2010-11(2013)
NEMCC: 1979 Rams, VikingsBuccaneers,(1981-1984)
BRUCE HALL
NEMCC:Ravens2005-06(2011)
NEMCC: 2013 Seahawks, Saints, Colts
NEMCC: 2015-16 Eagles, Seahawks, Packers, Titans (2019-Present)
DAVID “NUB” STRICKLAND
BRYNDEN TRAWICK
DANIEL ROSS
Tulsa Talons, New Orleans VooDoo, Pittsburgh Power, Philadelphia Soul, Columbus Destroyers (AFL: 2010-2019)
NEMCC: 2011-12 Patriots, Chargers
SAM WILLIAMS NEMCC: 2017-18 Cowboys (2022-Present)
BRYNDEN TRAWICK
JOE HORN JR. NEMCC: 2014-15 Ravens (2018), Roughnecks (XFL), Guardians (XFL) (2019-2020)
SAM WILLIAMS
NEMCC: 1996-1998 Vikings (2000-2001)
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MICHAEL RICKS
LAVON HOOKS
CHRIS BRADWELL
MICHAEL BOIREAU
NEMCC: 1992-1993 Chiefs (1996-2005)
MIKE WILLIAMS
ANTHONYROSSRUSH
NEMCC: 2010-11 Ravens , Raiders, Titans (2013-2019)
NEMCC: 2011-12 Steelers, Aviators(Spring League)
JEREMY LIGGINS
DANIEL
JEROME WOODS
NEMCC: 2004-05 Lions (2008)
TIGERS IN THE PROS
NEMCC:Broncos1950,1953(1960)
ROBERT COBB
MARIO ADDISON NEMCC: 2006-07 Bears, Colts, Panthers, Texans Bills (2011-Present)
LERICO STEVENSON (NEMCC: 2003-04)
LOGAN STOKES
NEMCC: 1979-83 Eagles, Falcons (1983-1987)
JUSTIN SANDERS
ANTHONY RUSH
TIGERS IN THE PROS HISTORY
NEMCC: Buccaneers,2005Rams
NEMCCTIGERS | 49 HISTORY NORTHEAST ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS HAVE ANNOUNCED THE RETIREMENT OF NINE JERSEYS WORN BY FORMER TIGER ATHLETES WHO PLAYED OR ARE CURRENTLY PLAYING ON THE PROFESSIONAL LEVEL. DAVID STRICKLAND“NUB”(‘55) Holly Springs Denver Broncos (NFL) JACKIE(‘86)PERRY Jackson, TN Int’l Women’s Basketball Boa-Viagem,PortugalLeague DONTAE(‘95)JONES Nashville, TN New York Knicks (NBA) ADRIAN(‘56)SMITH Kirksey, KY Cincinnati Royals (NBA) JEROME(‘93)WOODS Memphis, TN Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) MICHAEL(‘98)BOIREAU North Miami, FL VikingsMinnesota(NFL) MIKE WILLIAMS(‘81) Atmore, AL Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) MITCH(‘94)MCNEELY New Albany Los DodgersAngeles(MLB) QYNTEL(‘02)WOODS Memphis, TrailblazersPortlandTN(NBA) 88 33 32 10 22 88 25 14 20 RETIRED JERSEYS RETIRED JERSEYS
Ramon Buse (Norcross, Ga.) Savannah State University
University of Mississippi (Ole Miss)
Lagarius Whiteside (Muscle Shoals, Ala.) Mississippi Valley State University
Indiana University
Western Kentucky University
Ball State University
Doug Crossman (Vernon, Ala.)
Tee Barr (Gallatin, Tenn.)
1999
Raymond Monica (Garyville, La.)
Shane Roberson (Ripley)
Robertson Hatten (Collins) Alcorn State University
1988
LP Spence (Corinth) University of Mississippi
Stanley Lykes (Birmingham, Ala.) University of Alabama at Birmingham
Kevin Davidson (Cherokee, Ala.) Oregon State University
Lousiana Tech University
Orlandus King (Leighton, Ala.) University of Alabama at Birmingham
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Eric Powell (Tishomingo)
Eric Holcombe (Mobile, Ala.) University of Florida
Samford University Derrick Adams (Wakulla, Fla.) Samford University
Charles Twilley (Courtland) University of Central Arkansas
Bruce Hall (Milton, Fla.)
Matthew Stevenson (Memphis, Tenn.) North Carolina A&T University
Samford University
John Loyd (Memphis, Tenn.)
2001
Emory Jones (Detroit, Mich.)
Mario Stevenson (Memphis, Tenn.) Lousiana State University
Austin Peay University
University of Memphis
Rice University Roland Haun (Lebanon, Tenn.)
Brandon Roberson (Ripley) University of Memphis
Norton Hazzard (Louisville, Kent.)
Greg Smith (Chattanooga, Tenn.) Auburn University
Samford University
Murray State University
Anthony Mitchell (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Corey Cobb (Leighton, Ala.)
Mario Luvine (Collins) Prairie View A&M University
University of Kentucky
Tennessee Tech University
FOUR YEAR SIGNEES (SINCE 1982)
Tyrone Foote (New Albany)
Todd Oberdoft (Fairfield, Ohio)
Jason Matthews (Muscle Shoals, Ala.) University of Memphis
1987
Steve Ray (Pulaski, Tenn.)
Jay Johnson (Gary, Ind.)
Murray State University
Mondale Bates (Leighton, Ala.)
C.K. Glassco (Horn Lake) University of Central Arkansas
Chris Brawley (Leighton, Ala.)
University of New Mexico
NCAA DIVISION I
1990
Antezdra Thigpen (Holly Springs) University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Samford University
Terry Wedley (Haywood, Tenn.)
Samford University Reese Youman (Treasure Island, Fla.) Southern Illinois University Jim Terry (Fort Payne, Ala.)
John Shrivers (Corinth) University of Houston
1989
Doug Robinson (Port St. Joseph, Fla.)
2000
Rod Coggin (Booneville)
Samford University
1998 Brian Smith (Muscle Shoals, Ala.)
Murray State University Jerome Woods (Memphis, Tenn.) University of Memphis
Mike Miller (Milton, Fla.) Troy University
Lehigh University
Murray State University Stacy Suggs (Corinth) Murray State University
1994
John Haynes (Corinth)
Tennessee Tech University
Herman Taylor (Orlando, Fla.)
Rico Wood (Corinth) Louisiana Tech University
FOUR YEAR SIGNEES HISTORY
Southern Illinois University
East Carolina University Al Thompson (Corinth) Mississippi Valley State University Jeff Pleas (Tallahassee, Fla.)
William Kimbrough (Pensacola, Fla.) Mississippi Valley State University
2005
Butch Buchanan (Ripley) Charleston Southern University
Jackson State University
Mississippi Valley State University Amos Washington (Calhoun, Ga.) Northeast Louisiana University Arvin Harris (Corinth) Mississippi Valley State University
1995
Keith Belton (Charlotte, NC) Syracuse University
Rob Fox (Calhoun City) Mississippi Valley State University
1993
Lee Hayes (Hopkinsville, Kent.) University of Memphis
Chris Kelley (Kossuth) University of Memphis
1991
Matt Smith (Booneville)
Mississippi State University Irvin Doomes (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) Missouri State University
1982
Tyus Jackson (Birmingham, Ala.) University of Memphis
Grambling State University
2004
Donald Thornton (Horn Lake) University of Memphis
Terrance White (Collins) Florida A&M University
Corey Whitaker (Pace, Fla.) University of Alabama-Birmingham
Eric Johnson (Anniston, Ala.) Ohio University
Chris Barnett (Southaven) University of Memphis
1986
Bert Brown (Richmond, Kent.)
Rodney Callier (Atlanta, Ga.)
Brian Smith (Quincy, Fla.0 Florida A&M University
Mydrione Halsey (Chesapeake, Va.)
Dia Hicks (Tallahassee, Fla.)
O.J. Moore (Okolona) Mississippi Valley State University
Arkansas State University Chuck Howard (Bradenton, Fla.)
Russell Jones (West Memphis, Ark.)
Lousiana Tech University Scott Booth (Bradenton, Fla.) University of Kentucky
Ryan Hopkins (Jackson)
Western Kentucky University
University of Tennessee-Martin Jon Schumacher (Matthews, NC) University of Tennessee-Martin Theron Houston (Oviedo, Fla.) Alabama A&M University Rachad Wilson (Rockledge, Fla.) University of South Carolina
2002
2003
Michigan State University
Justin Sanders (Pearl) University of Illinois
T.T. Harper (Hartsville, Tenn.) University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Brenden Williams (Birmingham, Ala.) University of Mississippi (Ole Miss)
2016
Caleb Anderson (Brandon)
Tyler Shorter (Sardis)
Corbin White (Nettleton) University of Texas at San Antonio
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Anthony Jones (Tallahassee, Fla.)
J’Shun Bodiford (Montgomery, Ala.) Middle Tennessee State University
Mississippi Valley State University
Troy University
D’Jordan Strong (Batesville) Coastal Carolina University
Stephon McGlaun (Tupelo) University of Central Arkansas
Middle Tennessee State University
Carter Bonds (Corinth) University of Southern Mississippi
University of Louisiana at Monroe Cameron Montgomery (Houston, Texas) University of North Texas
Bernard Smith (Atlanta, Ga.)
Matthew Trehern (Saraland, Fla.) University of Alabama Birmingham Eric Sherrod (Columbus) Alcorn State University
Chandler Dexter (Iuka) Florida Atlantic University/University of Central Arkansas
Andrew Ashe (Pontotoc) University of Memphis
Kevin Hurley (Walnut)
Deantre Prince (Charleston) University of Mississippi (Ole Miss)
Arkansas State University Anthony Brown (Cairo, Ga.) University of Memphis Antonio Foster (Valdosta, Ga.) University of Memphis Deion Belue (Deshler, Ala.) University of Alabama Parks Frazier (Corinth) Murray State University Pat Moore (Southaven) University of South Alabama Jeremy Spikner (Olive Branch) Troy University Eli Canton (Hernando) Troy University
2020
University of Texas El-Paso
University of Louisiana-Monroe Keyshawn Cobb (Fort Valley, Ga.) University at Buffalo
Reginald Hughes (Tunica)
DeMarkus Underwood (Tuscumbia, Ala.)
FOUR YEAR SIGNEESHISTORY
Andison Coby (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
Jacksonville State University
Dallas Payne (Bay St. Louis) University of Alabama-Birmingham
2021
Keawvis Cummings (Tupelo) Austin Peay State University/ Indiana State University
2011 Tre Houston (Atlanta, Ga.)
Anthony Scott (Montgomery, Ala.)
University of Louisiana at Lafayette Creighton Nelms (Kossuth)
Nathan Barham (Ridgeland) Samford University
Will Derico (Montgomery, Ala.) University of North Alabama
University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Jerrard Randall (Miami Gardens, Fla.) University of Arizona Parrish Huddleston (Baldwyn) University of Alabama at Birmingham/UT Martin Romia Wilson (West Point) Bethune-Cookman College Dequinten Spraggins (West Point) Murray State University Jaquille White (West Point) University of Tennessee at Martin Miguel Graham (Maben) Northwestern State University
2010
Kylin Washington (Fort Smith, Ark.) Missouri State University Antonio Moultrie (Pensacola, Fla.) University of Alabama Birmingham
Brynden Trawick (Atlanta, Ga.)
Mason Cunningham (Shelbyville, Tenn.) Liberty University/ Arkansas Tech University
2012 Jonathan Harrison (Belmont) University of Central Arkansas Lavon Hooks (Atlanta, Ga.) University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Jay Jones (Horn Lake) University of South Alabama Nick Thomason (Muscle Shoals, Ala.)
Chrishun Jackson (Tunica) UT Martin/Bethune Cookman College
Jacob Meeks (Kossuth) University of North Dakota
C.J. Foster (Tuscumbia, Ala.)
Michael Ricks (Leighton, Ala.)
Anthony Rush (Raleigh,, NC) University of Alabama-Birmingham Blake McClain (Jacksonville, Fla.) University of Alabama-Birmingham
Sam Williams (Montgomery, Ala.) University of Mississippi (Ole Miss)
Troy University
2018
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Chris Nance (Tuscumbia, Ala.)
LaVontis Smith (Maben) North Carolina Central University
University of Alabama
Isaiah Hunt (Ackerman) Southeast Missouri State University
Desmond Hunter (Woodville) Prairie View A&M University/ Lincoln Memorial University
Jacksonville State University
2007
Alabama State University
Marcus Rule (Tunica)
Mario Addison (Birmingham, Ala.) Troy University
Mississippi State University
Nichols State University
Ralph Green (Ripley) Northwestern State University
2008 Heath Blount University of South Alabama Emmanuel Dudley Troy University
Terry Joiner (Macon)
Jackson State University
Brady Smith (Batesville)
Cedric Hillsman (Fort Valley, Ga.) Ohio University
2009
Mackenro Alexander (Immokalee, Fla.) Iowa State University
2019
2006
Quinton Johnson (Columbus) Charleston Southern University Brice Beck (Blytheville, Ark.)
Courtney Sanders (Columbus) Mississippi Valley State University
La Darrius Madden (Leighton, Ala.)
2015 Kendrick Doss (Florence, Ala.) Jacksonville State University
University of Tennessee
Ja’Quavious Savage (Neville, Fla.) University of Louisiana-Monroe Ethan Smart (Southaven) Purdue University
Ross Painter (Hernando) Arkansas State University
John Brown (Lakeland, Fla.)
Juwan Taylor (Jackson) Alcorn State University
Kyler Carter (Noxapater)
University of Tennessee
University of Akron
Demarcus Rogers (Tupelo) Southeast Missouri State University
Troy University Josh Jarboe (Atlanta, Ga.) Arkansas State University Cody Woodiel (Hernando) Troy University Tarondal Phillips (Holly Springs) University of Memphis Jaquise Cook (Ripley) University of Memphis
Terrance Edgeston (Falkner) University of Houston Kortlon Hubbard (Jackson) Jackson State University
Matt Blanchard (Saltillo)
Louisiana Tech University Jonathan Braddock (Ripley) Southeastern Louisiana University Logan Stokes (Muscle Shoals, Ala.) Louisiana State University
2013 Jeremy Liggins (Oxford)
Brett Thompson (Lake Cormorant) University of Tennessee at Martin
2014 Justin Barksdale (Batesville) Southeastern Louisiana University
Reggie Wade (Tuscumbia, Ala.)
2017
B.J. Taylor (Tuscumbia, Ala.)
Tiberias Lampkin (Sturgis) Mississippi State University
Southern Mississippi University
Isaiah Forte (Mongomery, Ala.) University of Alabama Birmingham Darius Shipp (Olive Branch) Western Kentucky University
Brandon Ciaramitaro (Batesville) Arkansas State University
Middle Tennessee State University
Carson Banks (Brandon) Mississippi State University
University of Southern Mississippi Jermaine Johnson (Thomasville, Ga.)
Corey Sanders (Columbus) Mississippi Valley State University
Alcorn State University
Johnathan Edwards (Philadelphia) Austin Peay State University
University of Mississippi
Trevan Dixon (Holly Springs)
Albany State University
1998
Paschual Thedford (Meridian) Lane College
David Masuck (Tampa, Fla.) Troy University Bart Nevill (DuQuoin, Ill.) Southwest Baptist University Eddie Roberson (Ripley) Emporia State University Eric Morrison (Corinth) Albany State University Brent Jung (Anna, Ill.) Southeast Missouri State University
Derrick Harris (Horn Lake) Southern Arkansas University
2010
Rusy Emling (Pinckneyville, Ill.)
Delta State University
West Virginia State University
1982
University of Arkansas at Monticello Channing Price (Baldwyn) University of West Georgia
1992
B.C. Morrow (Brandon) Lane College
2004
Anthony Hunter (Moss Point)
2009 John Ware (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) University of North Alabama
1990
1991
Mississippi Valley State University Tim Morrison (Corinth) Delta State University
Preston Bradford (Brownsville, Tenn.) Northwest Louisiana University John Lloyd (Natchitoches, La.) Gardner-Webb University
Robert Woodson (Olive Branch) Southwest Baptist University
Lonnell DeWalt (Bowling Green, Ky.) University of North Alabama
Emporia State University
Curtis Harrison (Meridian) Lane College
1988
Linvingston University Grant Prather Northwestern Louisiana State University
Darrell Hunter (Palm Beach, Fla.)
Mike Brown (Belle Grade, Fla.)
Gary Hodges (Columbus) University of West Georgia
Hollis Hoskins (Batesville)
Timmy Barnett (Ripley) University of North Alabama
Neal Mitchell (Clarksdale) University of North Alabama Tyler Collins (Tuscumbia, Ala.) University of North Alabama
Delta State University Leslie Hines (Walnut) University of West Alabama
Kyle Davis (Houston, Texas) Delta State University
West Virginia State University
Ken Harris (Columbus) West Texas A&M University
2011
Larico Stevenson (Olive Branch) University of West Georgia
Marvell Taylor (Charleston) Arkansas Tech University
2003
1999
University of North Alabama Eric White (Freeport, Texas) Delta State University
Larry McDonald (Decatur, Ala.)
Jimbo Goddard (Booneville) University of North Alabama
Lonnie Collier (Pelahatchie) Stillman College
Devin Slate (Oxford) Delta State University
Mickey Simmons (Florence, Ala.)
1986
2011
Mark Ward (Ripley) Southern Missouri State University
Rickey Andrews
West Virginia State University Keith Johnson (Falkner)
West Virginia State University Phillip McDonald (Ripley) West Virginia State University
O.J. Moore (Okolona)
Tim Gaillard (Ripley)
Arnie Burcham (Corinth)
Mike Jones (Miami, Fla.)
Marcellus Chatman (Milan, Tenn.) Delta State University Travis Macon (Starkville) University of Arkansas-Monticello
2002
Adolp Isom Carson Newman University
2000
Midwestern State University
2006
2007
Kevin Patterson (Corinth) Washburn College
West Virginia State University Stan Stubbs (Booneville) Lane College
University of North Alabama
Patrick Grant (Columbus, Ga.)
Courtney Sutton (Southaven) University of Arkansas at Monticello
Savannah State University
1987
Cortez Lawrence (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) Valdosta State University
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Greg Moore (Waynesboro) Stillman College
Pat Billngs (Town Creek, Ala.)
Andrew Murphy (Booneville) Arkansas Tech University
Fred Miller (Waynesboro) Lane College
Jimmy Barnett (Ripley)
Emporia State University
1989
Bobo Kempson (Peachtree City, Ga.)
2005
Jeremiah Booth (Kingsland, Ga.)
Calvin Greenwood (Jackson) Southeastern Louisiana University
Arkansas Tech University
Mitch Beene (Thrasher) Knoxville College Chris Newman Carson Newman University
NCAA DIVISION II
Kelvin Heard (Washington, Ga.)
Lee J. Grisham (Ripley) Southwest Missouri Baptist University Jimmy Mitchell (Colquitt, Ga.) University of West Alabama
Ralph Curtis (Taylorsville) University of West Alabama
Donte’ Barksdale (Holly Springs) Delta State University
University of North Alabama
Gilbert McThunnell (Batesville) Northwestern Oklahoma State University
Clarence Wright (Olive Branch) Southern Arkansas University
Virginia Union University
Delta State University
1995
Anthony Rhodes (Tuscubia, Ala.) University of North Alabama
Abe Felix (Germantown, Tenn.) University of West Georgia
Phil Lowry (Leighton, Ala.) University of North Alabama
Marco Ewing (West Point) University of North Alabama Randy Lowery (Belmont) University of West Alabama Collrett Boyd (Ripley) Henderson State University
2001
Devin Lindsey (Baldwyn) Arkansas Tech University
West Georgia State University Al Hilliard (Washington, Ga.) Savannah State University Lawrence Woodford (Louisville, Kent.) West Virginia State University
Tony Knox (Ripley) Lane University Tyson Quinn (Tupelo) Lane University Blakely Walden (Booneville) University of Central Arkansas
Andy Stevens (Corinth) Tusculum College
Dean Skinner (Tallahassee, Fla.) Newberry College
1994
Ricardo King (Riviera Beach, Fla.)
Marty Burks (Collierville, Tenn.)
Trey Rolison (Ripley) Belhaven Unvesity Eric Atkins (Yellow Creek) Belhaven University Shawn Vactor (Columbus) Clarke University
Isaac Bails (Ripley) Delta State University
1990 Jim Bowman (Washington, Ga.) Lambuth College
2009 Jarryn Bingham (Jackson) Mississippi College
Greg Magnifico (Olive Branch) Belhaven University
Bethel University
2020 Jakob Welch (Winona)
University of West Alabama Tony Washington (Horn Lake) University of West Alabama Alfernee Hankins (Charleston) University of Arkansas-Monticello
2016
Jim Rhodes (Corinth) Lambuth College Marty Taylor Lambuth College
1998
Damarius Ray (Greenwood) Mississippi College Quentin Frazier (Hernando) Mississippi College Ricardo Henry (Meridian) Wheeling University
2017
Isaiah Hill (Kossuth)
1999
Delta State University Laquonn Crump-Mayess (Corinth) Miles College Kaleb Cline (Jackson) Miles College
University of West Alabama Donta Armstrong (Bruce) University of West Alabama Lakendrick Preston (Gulfport) University of West Alabama Dayon Davis (Byhalia)
2012 J.R. White (Tuscumbia, Ala.)
1987
1987
Sean Rogers (Batesville) Mississippi College Rashad Turner (Bruce) Mississippi College Lemetrius Hollins (Madison) Mississippi College Marcus Robinson (Memphis, Tenn.) University of North Alabama Damien Rayford (Batesville) Delta State University Jeremiah Dent (Tupelo) Miles College
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2017 Damarius Ray (Itta Bena) Mississippi College Quentin Frazier (Hernando) Mississippi College
Joe Horn, Jr. (Atlanta, Ga.)
Xavier Malone (Lake Cormorant)
Jamel Dennis (Oxford) Delta State University
Mike Mattox (Corinth) Millsaps College
Jonathan Bobo (Bruce)
2005 Shawn Gillenwater (Southaven) Millsaps College
University of West Georgia
1989 Rolandus Cox (Ripley) Cumberland University Skip Swoope (Paducah, Kent.) Lambuth College
Josh Thurman (Greenwood) University of North Alabama Dillon Helm (Oxford) Delta State University Brandon Tillman (Grenada) Delta State University L.J. Hawkins (Water Valley) Delta State University Padarius Martin (Meridian) Miles College Ladarius Townsend (Forest) University of West Georgia
Jamarcus Smith (Saltillo)
2015
2020 Noah Ford (Blue Springs) Bethel University
University of West Alabama
2018 Jeremiah Boyd (Lena)
2018
2007
Jason Carr (Memphis, Tenn.)
2014
Gregdrecus Leland (Batesville) University of West Alabama Kortilous Ellis (Charleston) Arkansas Tech University Martice Buckley (Charleston) Missouri Southern State University Nick Johnson (Olive Branch) University of North Alabama Razean Prather (Ripley) Missouri Southern State University
1995 Jeff Brooks (Belmont) Mississippi College
Faulkner University
Jerrell Nobles (Mobile, Ala.) Belhaven University
1993 Tommy Alberson (Falkner) Emery & Henry College
2019
2003
Keon Rodgers (Lumberton) Bethel University Eric Harris (Horn Lake) Bethel University
2019
NCAA DIVISION III
Quan Stokes (Moultrie, Ga.) Faulkner University
Clarence Townsend (Starkville) Clarke University Chaynce Jackson (Booneville) Belhaven University Cody Quillin (Milton, Fla.) Cumberland University
NAIA
Ovurton Gates (Baldwyn) Faulkner University
2013
2014
University of Arkansas at Monticello Jaylon Fair (Amory) University of Arkansas at Monticello Khalid Kornegay (Tulsa, Okla.) Delta State University Terrance Lindsey (Olive Branch) University of Arkansas at Monticello
Henderson State University DeMarion Parham (Oxford) Henderson State University Jack Mangel (Athens, Ga.) Concord University
University of North Alabama Donnell Chapman (Batesville) Missouri Southern State University
Tiger Stadium is the home for the Northeast Mississippi Community College football program. It is located just across Mississippi Highway 145 from the main campus in Booneville.
The west bleachers are 26 rows high and are crowned by a 72-feet long pressbox and president’s box. The pressbox services sports information representatives from Northeast and its guests, scoreboard operators, the public address announcer and members of the working media.
It is constructed of rust-free aluminum with a galvanized understructure and features a pair of closed deck grandstands. Northeast fans sit on the west side while the visitors section is to the east.
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It also welcomes some of the top performers in the Southeast each fall for the annual Dixie Marching Band Championships presented by Northeast’s Showband from Tigerland. Awards are presented to six high school classifications plus an overall grand champion is crowned at the conclusion of a full afternoon of acts.
Tiger Stadium was immersed into pop culture in July 2014. Country music lovers gathered in droves to the City of Hospitality in July 2014 when rising star Mitch Rossell filmed the music video for his single “God, Girls, and Football.”
Northeast is not the only gridiron squad that Tiger Stadium hosts. Nearby Booneville High School uses the venue for its home matchups on Friday nights as well.
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The seating capacity at Tiger Stadium is 5,200, which makes it one of the largest among venues inside the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges (MACCC).
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was originally constructed in 1981. Since that time a building on the south border of the facility was constructed to house the ticket booth, concession stand and restrooms.
Both Northeast and Booneville suited up over the two-day period for a fictitious game that featured big plays and some hard hit to make the video as authentic as possible. Rossell’s album entitled I Got Dressed Up For This debuted at No. 27 on the iTunes Top 100 Country Albums list.
Northeast selected “Mississippi Choice” as the playing surface for Tiger Stadium. It is a very dark green, compact, leafy, prostrate turf that is designed specifically for athletic fields, home lawns and golf
A state-of-the-art fieldhouse was erected adjacent to the north end zone in 2014. It provides dressing quarters for Northeast and the opposing team plus a weight room with completely new equipment, a storage area and space for athletic training.
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Running back may be one of Northeast’s deepest spots on the depth chart with three returners, including Goldman Butler, VI (Biggersville), Banks, II (Olive Branch) and Patterson (Corinth).
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They are the last group that will benefit from legis lation in regards to pandemic relief. The entire 2020-21 academic year did not count towards participation for any student-athlete in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
A mixture of youth and experience will blend together at Northeast Mississippi Community College during the 63rd all-time football campaign in school history.
Putt headlines Northeast’s third-year standouts after starting six games at quarterback one season ago. He is
trying to become the first Tiger to throw for more than 1,000 yards in consecutive campaigns since at least 2004.
The Columbus native has completed 54 percent of his pass attempts at Northeast and has only committed one turnover over his last four appearances. Putt has earned the trust of Greg Davis, who is beginning his eighth year as the Tigers’ headman.
checked in at tight end from time-to-time. He accounted for four touchdowns between rushing and receiving during his inaugural season with the Tigers.
Butler is a returning all-conference performer that
Banks, II and Patterson have combined for 885 yards on the ground during their careers at Northeast. Add Jayden Robinson (Nashville, Tenn.), who was a Tennessee Football Coaches Association (TnFCA) Class 4A All-State selection as a senior, into the fray and the Tigers have four top-notch runners.“It’sprobably the best we’ve ever been at running back,” said Davis. “We’ve got two bruiser backs with Gary and Goldman and two guys that are more slasher backs, so to speak, with Tam and Jayden. It’s been exciting to see those fourNortheastwork.”
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brings back just two wideouts that caught at least one pass last year in Kylan Garrett (Independence) and Jay Wortham (Oxford). Garrett topped the Tigers as a freshman with 410 receiving yards and finished tied for second with 22 catches.
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A total of 39 newcomers between transfers and true freshmen are set to make their debuts in a black-and-gold uniform during the fall of 2022. However, the Tigers also boast a talented core of sophomores at vital positions across the field.
Among the batch of fresh faces that have joined
That includes nine players that are utilizing an extra season of eligibility due to the worldwide coronavirus outbreak. They are Gary Banks, II, Deonta Barnes, Javian Gipson-Holmes, Willie Latham, III, Triston Newson, Tam Patterson, Brantley Prescott, Carter Putt and Kris Sides.
“Carter does a really great job of managing the offense,” he said. “He can full-field read so it makes a huge differ ence when you’re talking about being able to adjust off coverages and blitzes. His awareness is off the charts.”
Cameron Dill (West Point), who participated in the 2021 Midsouth Association of Independent Schools (MAIS) Class 4A-6A All-Star Game, and John Daniel Deaton (Booneville) are Putt’s primary backups.
“We feel like the ability of our receivers is going to be as good as it’s been in a long time,” Davis said. “I don’t think that there’s any one guy that’s just a ball hog. They give a lot of great effort out there.”
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Do not expect a drop in production from the Tigers, though. Several key transfers such as Kenny Byrd from Coastal Carolina (S.C.) University, Juwon Gaston of Hutchin son (Kan.) Community College and Taleeq Robbins from the
“We’recampaign.notoverly big, but we’re active,” said Davis. “I think we’re going to cause some havoc and issues because we’re fast and explosive. In this league, when you can plug gaps and create seams, you can make plays.”
The Tigers have three starters back that are charged with protecting the skill positions as offensive linemen. Jaquan Toney (Huntsville, Ala.) was an all-conference tackle last autumn while Billy Johnson (Booneville) stands tall at one of the two guards.
Northeast’s staff features defensive coordinator Jona than Webster, offensive coordinator A.J. Erdely, defensive line coach Parrish Huddleston, linebackers coach Cedric Shell, running backs coach Turner Rotenberry and wide receivers coach Cole Rotenberry.
Prescott (Columbus) is moving from a guard slot to center. Jacob Brannon (Winona), Bryce Harley (Horn Lake), D.J. King (Byhalia), Ben Mauney (Booneville) and RJ Whitehead (Horn Lake) are all sophomores as well that will rotate along the line for Northeast.
Newson (Independence) is attracting attention from multiple NCAA Division I institutions ahead of his final cam paign in the City of Hospitality. He accumulated 37 tackles, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery one year ago.
Steven Edwards (Sardis), Barnes (Lexington) and Gipson-Holmes (Oxford) give Northeast some maturity in the backfield. Edwards and Gipson-Holmes had a hand in three of the 24 takeaways forced by the Tigers’ defense last season.Valdosta State (Ga.) University transfer Dorrian Smith (Fort Valley, Ga.) should make an instant impact at corner. The safety rotation also includes Jacoby McQuiller (West Point), Quae Shorty (Independence) and Gaston.
“All of those guys are free range and they can hit,” Davis said. “The corners are a solid group of guys. They’re smart football players. We’re probably as versatile as you can get in the safety spot.”
Kortlen Wilfawn (Oxford), who will also see time at tight end, is Northeast’s long snapper for the second straight year. A number of Tigers could be in the mix as a kick or punt returner, including Gaston, Hicks and Wade.
Northeast’s receiving corps are KT Hicks (Petal), Tykwon Wade (Madison), Tyrell Randall (Ocala, Fla.) and Mitchell Woodard (Columbus).
The Tigers travel to Hinds Community College for the season opener on Thursday, September 1. Northeast wel comes Pearl River Community College for its initial home contest one week later.
Robbins highlights a defensive line for the Tigers this season that is almost entirely full of rookies. The lone exceptions to that are John Jackson (Columbus) and D.Q. Watkins (Oxford), who served in reserve roles during the previous
Byrd (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) joins Latham, III and the rest of Northeast’s linebackers. Gaston (Montgomery, Ala.), who originally signed with Auburn (Ala.) University, and Robbins (Philadelphia, Pa.) are both consensus three-star recruits.
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Guy Gillespie (Booneville) and Deaton will handle all the kicking duties for Northeast. Deaton averaged 37 yards per punt with a season-best 45-yard boot for the Tigers during his freshman campaign.
The Tigers have showcased several phenoms on the defensive front over the last several years. Three former Northeast linemen are currently playing in the National Football League (NFL), including Mario Addison with the Houston Texans, Anthony Rush with the Atlanta Falcons and Sam Williams of the Dallas Cowboys.
“We worked extremely hard in the offseason from January all the way to now trying to get them better from the technical aspect to the mental aspect,” said Davis. “I’m really proud of their dedication and hard work. I think they gelled as a unit.”
Latham, III (Madison) is the Tigers’ only returning starter on the defensive side of the equation at linebacker. He racked up the third most tackles for Northeast during the 2021 campaign with 51.
University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) will help Northeast fill the open gaps.
“The two leaders in the middle are Triston and Kenny. Both of those guys right now are anchoring our defense,” Davis said. “Overall, I think that our linebacking corps is really solid. They’re right where they need to be. The one thing that we do have is some guys that can run.”
Ryan Moreland (2nd Year- Mississippi State University)
95 Kentrel Peters Freshman DL 6’0” 270
1 KT Hicks Sophomore WR 5’8” 160 Hattiesburg, Miss. Petal
15 Dorrian Smith Freshman DB 6’0” 180 Fort Valley, Ga. Peach County
DL 6’3” 250
LINEBACKERS COACH
15 Jayden Robinson Freshman RB 5’9” 175 Nashville, Tenn. Pearl-Cohn
19 Cameron Dill Freshman QB 5’11” 195 West Point, Miss. Oak Hill Academy
23 Goldman Butler, VI Sophomore RB 6’0” 240 Corinth, Miss. Biggersville
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26 Vic Hollins Freshman LB 6’1” 200 Flora, Miss. Madison Central
24 Gary Banks, II Sophomore RB 5’10” 220 Olive Branch, Miss. Olive Branch
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Jaylon Lewis Freshman OL 6’2” 280 Columbus, Miss. New Hope Brannon Sophomore OL 6’2” Duck Hill, Miss. Winona Sophomore OL 6’3” Huntsville, Ala. Mae Jemison Sophomore OL 6’2” Byhalia, Miss. Byhalia Sophomore DL 6’0” Booneville, Miss. Booneville Sophomore OL 6’2” Booneville, Miss. Booneville Freshman OL 6’3” West Point, Miss. West Point Horn Lake, Miss. Horn Lake Aberdeen, Miss. Aberdeen Oxford, Miss. Oxford Oxford, Miss. Carthage, Miss. Leake Academy Sophomore Oxford, Miss. Lafayette Freshman Hamilton, Miss. Hamilton Nashville, Tenn. Riverdale Pontotoc, Miss. Pontotoc Philadelphia, Pa. Imhotep Charter Columbus, Miss. Heritage Academy FOOTBALL ROSTER
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18 John Daniel Deaton Sophomore P/QB 5’11” 160 Booneville, Miss. Booneville
75 Ben Mauney
RUNNING BACKS/TIGH TENDS COACH
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22 Shaundell Carter Sophomore LB 6’0” 195 Ripley, Miss. Ripley
90 DQ Watkins
Darion Mosley Freshman DL 5’11” 260 Columbus, Miss. Columbus Whitehead Sophomore OL 6’5” 270 Lambert, Miss. Horn Lake Holder Usry Freshman OL 5’11” 290 Decatur, Miss. Newton County Prescott Sophomore OL 6’3” 295 Columbus, Miss. Heritage Academy
DeQuan Moore Freshman LB 6’2” 220 Byhalia, Miss. Byhalia Prince Bentley, Jr. Freshman LB 6’1” 245 Byhalia, Miss. Byhalia
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6 Wesley Corbitt Freshman ATH 6’0” 180 Jackson, Miss. Callaway
74 DJ King
29 Cortavious Rogers Freshman DB 6’0” 190 Yazoo City, Miss. Yazoo County
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Cedric Shell (4th Year- Alcorn State University)
11 Kylen Vaughn Freshman WR 6’1” 195 Abbeville, Miss. Lafayette
92 Zach Crawford
5 Kenny Byrd Sophomore LB 6’0” 220 York, S.C. Myrtle Beach
Freshman DB 5’11” 175 West Point, Miss. West Point
7 Tyrell Randall Freshman WR 6’0” 175 Ocala, Fla. Vanguard
21 Jordan Herring Freshman DB 6’1” 180 Tupelo, Miss. Tupelo
27 Fred McMillian Freshman DB 5’10” 170 West Point, Miss. West Point
28 Chazton Crudup Freshman DB 5’9” 165 Ripley, Miss. Ripley
32 Willie Latham, III Sophomore LB 5’10” 220 Madison, Miss. Madison-Ridgeland Aca.
PRESIDENT Dr. Ricky Ford (8th Year- Mississippi State University)
10 Deonta Barnes Sophomore DB 5’9” 200 Lexington, Miss. Holmes County Central
13 Eddie Fisk, Jr. Freshman DB 5’10” 180 Saltillo, Miss. Saltillo
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12 Tykwon Wade Freshman WR 5’10” 175 Madison, Miss. Germantown
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14 CJ Barney Freshman LB 6’1” 220 Madison, Miss. Madison Central
16 Guy Gillespie Freshman K 6’0” 200 Baldwyn, Miss. Booneville
97 Taleeq Robbins Freshman DL 6’3” 285
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Greg Davis (8th Year- Texas Christian University)
HEAD COACH
Ziggy Marro (1st Year- University of West Alabama)
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3 Juwon Gaston Sophomore DB 6’0” 180 Montgomery, Ala. Carver
Kent Farris (8th Year- University of North Alabama)
30 Rashad Thomas Sophomore DB 5’10” 180 Senatobia, Miss. Senatobia
Parrish Huddleston (3rd Year- University of Tennessee at Martin)
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A.J. Erdely (2nd Year- University of Alabama at Birmingham)
8 Triston Newson Sophomore LB 6’2” 210 Independence, Miss. Independence
Turner Rotenberry (1st Year- Mississippi College)
79 Bryce Harley Sophomore OL 6’5” 290
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DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Jonathan Webster (3rd Year- Arkansas Tech University)
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC TRAINING
7 Quae Shorty Sophomore DB 5’10” 175 Independence, Miss. Independence
9 Mitchell Woodard Freshman WR 6’3” 190 Columbus, Miss. Heritage Academy
25 Tameron Patterson Sophomore RB 5’9” 200 Corinth, Miss. Corinth
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77 Billy Johnson
2 Kylan Garrett Sophomore WR 5’8” 160 Independence, Miss. Independence
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33 JD Nanney Freshman LB 6’2” 220 Booneville, Miss. Booneville Justin Wilson Freshman LB 5’11” 225 Tupelo, Miss. Tupelo
81 TJ Fields Freshman WR 6’1” 190
99 John Jackson Freshman DL 6’1” 290
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82 Jay Wortham Sophomore WR 5’9” 155
Jenari Bell Freshman DL 6’3” 250 Aberdeen, Miss. Aberdeen Deitrick McCray Freshman DL 6’1” 260 Columbus, Miss. Columbus Clifton Young Freshman LB 6’0” 220 Yazoo City, Miss. Yazoo County
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5 Carter Putt Sophomore QB 5’11” 200 Columbus, Miss. Heritage Academy
17 Kris Sides Sophomore WR 6’1” 175 Hernando, Miss. Hernando
DL 5’11” 260
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4 Javian Gipson-Holmes Sophomore CB 5’10” 190 Oxford, Miss. Oxford
Cole Rotenberry (2nd Year- Mississippi College)
Blake Long (10th Year- University of Mississippi)
Rebecca Ruckes (1st Year- Delta State University)
20 Carsyn Day Freshman DB 5’8” 180 Canton, Miss. Velma Jackson
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0 Steven Edwards Sophomore DB 5’11” 165 Sardis, Miss. North Panola
1 Jacoby McQuiller
78 Jalen Lairy
88 Kortlen Wilfawn Sophomore LS/TE 6’3” 245
94 Javon Edwards Freshman DL 6’2” 240
Oxford 89 Gunter Scott Freshman TE 6’2” 250
NEMCCTIGERS | 59 MEET THE 2022 TIGER FOOTBALL TEAM STEVEN MITCHELLKENNYEDWARDSBYRDWOODARDJAYDENROBINSON JACOBYWESLEYMCQUILLERCORBITTKYLENVAUGHNGUYGILLESPIE JUWON GASTON QUAE SHORTY EDDIE FISK, JR. JOHN DANIEL DEATON KT DEONTACARTERHICKSPUTTBARNESDORRIANSMITH KYLAN GARRETT TYRELLTYKWONRANDALLWADEKRISSIDES JAVIANTRISTONGIPSON-HOLMESNEWSONCJBARNEYCAMERONDILL15059 161161 181337105115 122717 191484 MEET THE TIGERSSEASON PREVIEW
60 | NEMCCATHLETICS.COM CARSYN DAY VIC HOLLINS JD CLIFTONNANNEYYOUNG SHAUNDELL CARTER CHAZTON CRUDUP DEQUAN MOORE RJ WHITEHEAD GARY BANKS, II RASHAD BRANTLEYJENARITHOMASBELLPRESCOTT JORDAN HERRING FRED DARIONJUSTINMCMILLIANWILSONMOSLEY GOLDMAN BUTLER, VI CORTAVIOUS ROGERS PRINCE BENTLEY, JR. HOLDER USRY TAMERON PATTERSON WILLIE LATHAM, III DEITRICK MCCRAY JAYLON LEWIS 33202645 35282252 5530244150342721 40292354 56253242 MEET THE TIGERS SEASON PREVIEW
NEMCCTIGERS | 61 JACOB ZACHBRYCEBRANNONHARLEYCRAWFORD DJ KING JAY KENTRELWORTHAMPETERS BILLY GUNTERJOHNSONSCOTTJAQUAN TONEY TJ FIELDS JAVON EDWARDS BEN KORTLENMAUNEYWILFAWNTALEEQROBBINS JOHN JACKSON JALEN LAIRY DQ WATKINS927957 958274 8977945981 978875 99 9078 MEET THE TIGERSSEASON PREVIEW ALABAMA 3-Juwon 59-JaquanGastonToney FLORIDA 7-Tyrell Randall GEORGIA 15-Dorrian Smith MISSISSIPPI 1-KT 8-Triston7-Quae6-Wesley5-Carter2-Kylan0-Steven4-Javian1-JacobyHicksMcQuillerGipson-HolmesEdwardsGarrettPuttCorbittShortyNewson 9-Mitchell Woodard 10-Deonta Barnes 11-Kylen 29-Cortavious28-Chazton27-Fred26-Vic25-Tameron24-Gary23-Goldman22-Shaundell21-Jordan20-Carsyn19-Cameron18-John17-Kris16-Guy14-CJ13-Eddie12-TykwonVaughnWadeFisk,Jr.BarneyGillespieSidesDanielDeatonDillDayHerringCarterButler,VIBanks,IIPattersonHollinsMcMillianCrudupRogers 30-Rashad Thomas 32-Willie Latham, III 33-JD 40-Prince35-DeQuan34-JustinNanneyWilsonMooreBentley, Jr. 41-Jenari 79-Bryce78-Jalen77-Billy75-Ben74-DJ57-Jacob56-Jaylon55-Brantley54-Holder52-RJ50-Darion45-Clifton42-DeitrickBellMcCrayYoungMosleyWhiteheadUsryPrescottLewisBrannonKingMauneyJohnsonLairyHarley 81-TJ 99-John95-Kentrel92-Zach90-DQ89-Gunter88-Kortlen82-JayFieldsWorthamWilfawnScottWatkinsCrawfordPetersJackson PENNSYLVANIA 97-Taleeq Robbins SOUTH CAROLINA 5-Kenny Byrd TENNESSEE 15-Jayden Robinson 94-Javon EdwardsGEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER
62 | NEMCCATHLETICS.COM BREAKDOWN OF OPPONENTS SEASON PREVIEW WebsiteEmailPhoneFootballSPORTSHindsFIRSTHindsLASTHindsSERIES9-3202129-15OVERALL29-15RECORDLarryHEADNaturalSURFACE6,000CAPACITYJoeSTADIUMMaroon/WhitePRIMARYEaglesNICKNAMEMACCCCONFERENCENathanATHLETICDr.PRESIDENTRaymond,LOCATIONMiss.SteveVacikDIRECTORWerremeyerSouthCOLORSRenfroeStadiumGrassCOACHWilliams(6thSeason)RECORD(5-1)HISTORYleads28-7-1MEETING18,Northeast13(9-16-21)MEETING60,Northeast27(1949)INFORMATIONContact–MatthewAlford-(601)857-3323–Matthew.Alford@hindscc.edu–sports.hinds.edu PearlLASTPearlSERIES2-720214-11OVERALL4-11RECORDSethHEADArtificialSURFACE3,000CAPACITYDobieSTADIUMMaroon/GoldPRIMARYWildcatsNICKNAMEMACCCCONFERENCEPatrickATHLETICDr.PRESIDENTLOCATIONPoplarville,Miss.AdamBreerwoodDIRECTOROchsSouthCOLORSHoldenStadiumTurfCOACHSmith(3rdSeason)RECORD(0-6)HISTORYRiverleads32-6MEETINGRiver27,Northeast21 (8-31-17) FIRST NortheastMEETING34,Northwest 0 (1949) SPORTS INFORMATION Football Contact – Dylan Dunaway Phone – (662) 403-1488 Email –Websiteddunaway@prcc.edu–www.prccathletics.com WebsiteEmailPhoneFootballSPORTSNortheastFIRSTNortheastLASTICCSERIES4-5202137-32OVERALL37-32RECORDSeanHEADNaturalSURFACE6,500CAPACITYEatonSTADIUMRed/NavyPRIMARYIndiansNICKNAMEMACCCCONFERENCEDr.ATHLETICDr.PRESIDENTFulton,LOCATIONMiss.JayAllenDIRECTORChadCaseNorthCOLORSFieldGrassCOACHCannon(9thSeason)RECORD(3-3)HISTORYleads39-20-3MEETING31,ICC17(9-30-21)MEETING41,ICC0INFORMATIONContact–AdamGore(662)862-8059–acgore@iccms.edu–www.letsgoicc.com WebsiteEmailPhoneFootballSPORTSMississippiFIRSTMSLASTMississippiSERIES5-42021FirstOVERALLFirstRECORDTavaresHEADNaturalSURFACE2,000CAPACITYJimSTADIUMRed/BlackPRIMARYTrojansNICKNAMEMACCCCONFERENCEJasonATHLETICDr.PRESIDENTMoorhead,LOCATIONMiss.TyroneJacksonDIRECTORConnerNorthCOLORSRandallStadiumGrassCOACHJohnsonSeasonSeasonRECORD(3-3)HISTORYDeltaleads34-23MEETINGDelta19,Northeast14(10-14-21)MEETINGDelta31,Northeast19(1949)INFORMATIONContact–JasonConner(662)246-6479–jconner@msdelta.edu–www.mdcctrojans.comBreakdownOpponent2022
Football Contact – David Rosinski Phone – (662) 476-5042
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WebsiteEmailPhoneFootballSPORTSHolmesFIRSTNortheastLASTHolmesSERIES1-82021FirstOVERALLFirstRECORDMarcusHEADArtificialSURFACE4,500CAPACITYRasSTADIUMMaroon/BlackPRIMARYBulldogsNICKNAMEMACCCCONFERENCEAndyATHLETICDr.PRESIDENTGoodman,LOCATIONMiss.JimHaffeyDIRECTORWoodNorthCOLORSBranchStadiumTurfCOACHWoodSeasonSeasonRECORD(1-5)HISTORYleads33-24-1MEETING29,Holmes12(10-28-21)MEETING25,Northeast21(1954)INFORMATIONContact–SteveDiffey–(662)472-9068–sdiffey@holmescc.edu–www.holmesathletics.com WebsiteEmailPhoneFootballSPORTSEastFIRSTEastLASTEastSERIES3-6202131-49OVERALL31-49RECORDKenHEADArtificialSURFACE5,000CAPACITYWarriorSTADIUMBlack/GoldPRIMARYWarriorsNICKNAMEMACCCCONFERENCEPaulATHLETICDr.PRESIDENTDecatur,LOCATIONMiss.BrentGregoryDIRECTORNixonSouthCOLORSFieldatBaileyStadiumTurfCOACHKarcher(10thSeason)RECORD(2-4)HISTORYCentralleads22-12MEETINGCentral27,Northeast202OT(9-7-17)MEETINGCentral31,Northeast13(9-24-49)INFORMATIONContact–LucasCalvert–(601)635-6377–lcalvert@eccc.edu–www.ecccathletics.com
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During its inaugural Sports Hall of Fame class, Northeast inducted Harold T. White, W.B. “Bill” Ward, Ken Lindsey, Chuck “Doodle” Floyd, Gene Garrett, Adrian Smith, Kenneth “Cat” Robbins, David “Nub” Strickland, Earline “Woodsie” Woods and Bonner Arnold as members.
Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Sports Hall of Fame was conceived in the interest of recognizing coaches, athletes, and administrators who coached and/or played or were loyal supporters of Northeast athletics.
By-Laws for the Sports hall of Fame were drafted and approved by a committee made up of coaches, fans, and members of the Northeast Board of Trustees in 2007. The framework was established to recognize ten individuals the first year and up to five individuals each year thereafter.
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS Kent Farris Malcolm Kuykendall Jim Lamb JohnRichyBrendaPatrickMikeCunninghamLesterEatonGregDavisCordWrightMayesHarrelsonJodyLongBlakeLong201920212018
Acknowledging the fact that there have been many outstanding athletes who have contributed greatly to the sports programs at Northeast through the years, Northeast wished to begin a program of recognition whereby individuals may be recognized for their contributions to athletics at Northeast Mississippi Community College.
Men’s Basketball 1981-82, 1982-83
Women’s Basketball/Softball/ Women’s Basketball Coach 1981-82, 1982-83
Men’s Basketball 1950-51, 1953-54
Ronnie Key Football/Baseball/Baseball Coach 1979-81, 1986-91
Women’s Basketball 1985-86, 1986-87
Freddie2012Copeland
Eric2021Batchelor
Gaylon2014Baird
Jerome2018Woods
Men’s Basketball 1967-68, 1968-69
Mike Lewis* Baseball/Men’s Basketball Coach 1969-70, 1970-71
Men’s Basketball 1948-49, 1949-50
Men’sMen’sBasketball/AssistantBasketballCoach
Billy Southward
Evelyn Thompson
Bonner2008Arnold**
Malcolm Kuykendall Sports Supporter
Larry Parker Football 1976, 1977
Ken 1950-51,Lindsey*1951-52
Tim McCoy Men’s Basketball 1985-87
Football 1992-93
Women’s Basketball 1973-74, 1974-75
Jerry Long Baseball 1977
Brenda Mayes*
Millard Lothenore
Jerry “Lefty” Harrelson
Men’s Basketball 1950-51, 1951-52
Josie Lindgrin
Harvey Childers*
Jim Drewry Football 1950-1951
Kenneth “Cat” Robbins
Tim Kesler
Donnie Clayton Football 1968-69
Baseball Coach/Football Coach/Softball Coach/ Track & Field Coach/Athletic Director 1972-2008
Head Women’s Basketball Coach 1973-76; 1979-81, Head Softball Coach 1982-89, Head Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach 1990-96
Vincent Del Negro
Men’s Basketball 1973-74, 1974-75
Sherry Slayton Holland
David “Nub” Strickland* Football 1950, 1953
* Denotes induction into the MACJC Sports Hall of Fame
Men’s Basketball 1998-2000
Ellis “Myrl” Crowe
David2010Carnell*
Football/Football Coach/Golf Coach/Athletic Director 1948-49, 1968-1996
Emma2017Braddock
Audrey Covington*
Anthony2019Gamble
Men’s Basketball/Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach 1980-82, 2003-13
Men’s Basketball 1958-59, 1959-60
Women’s Basketball 1986-87, 1987-88
Dontae’ Jones
Head Tennis Coach 1980-86, 1988-89
Gerald2009Caveness
Jim Lamb
Sports Supporter
Men’s Basketball 1993-94, 1994-95
Men’s Basketball/Women’s Basketball Coach/ Athletic Director/College President 1981-2011
Mike Grier Football/Baseball 1968-1970
Phillip2015Chapman
Ricky Ford**
Head Baseball Coach 1975-1985 Assistant Football Coach 1974-1995
Harry2013T.Cosby
KunshingeHoward*Sorrell-
Harold T. White* College President
Nathan “Ned” Davis
Women’s Basketball/Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach 1984-85, 1985-86
Women’s Basketball 1986-87, 1987-88
Guy Gardner
Chuck “Doodle” Floyd
Clyde Jones
Maurice Stafford
Tamica Pierce Jones
Adrian “Odie” Smith**
Gene Garrett
Mario Stevenson Football 2002-03
Earline “Woodsie” Woods Sports Supporter
Shirley Hall White
Men’s Basketball 1950-51, 1953-54
Men’s Basketball Coach/ Women’s Basketball Coach 1966-1968
Mitch McNeely Baseball, 1993-94
Men’s Basketball 1981-82, 1982-83
Men’s Basketball 1954-55, 1955-56
Due to the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, there was not a class selected for 2020.
Men’s Basketball Coach/Women’s Basketball Coach/Athletic Director 1948-1974
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Men’s Basketball/Baseball 1962-65
Men’s Basketball 1970-71, 1971-72
W.B. “Bill” Ward**
Head Women’s Basketball Coach/Sports Supporter 1979-81, 1986-91
Softball 2002-03, 2003-04
Women’s Basketball 1985-86, 1986-87
Football/Men’s Basketball 1949-1950
Men’s Basketball/Baseball 1953-54, 1954-55
** Denotes induction into the MACJC Sports Hall of Fame and the NJCAA Hall of Fame
Larry “Jerry” Reno
NORTHEAST SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Johnny2011Buskirk Football 1968-1969
Phyllis Stafford Dilworth
Men’s Basketball 1952-52, 1953-54
Anthony2016Anderson
BrandiDannellyVondenstein
Brandon Farley Baseball 2009-10
Men’s Basketball Coach 1985-1992
Ray Scott Baseball Coach 1992-2006
Men’s Basketball 1998-99, 1999-2000
Men’s Basketball 1987-88, 1988-89
Softball 2001-02, 2002-03
John O. Cunningham
Baseball 2008-09
Jack Martin
Football 1976-77, 1977-78
Robert Henry Football 1972-73
Women’s Basketball 1999-2000, 2000-01
Chase Porch Baseball 2008
“We are thankful for student-athletes such as Dontae’ Jones,” said Northeast president Dr. Ricky Ford. “Dontae’ helped solidify the great tradition of basketball at North east. He created an environment that was contagious with fans, students and teammates.”
Jones was a two-time all-conference recipient for the Tigers from 1993-95. He also earned All-Region 23 and All-American honors from the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
The Nashville, Tenn., native skipped his senior campaign with the Bulldogs and declared for the 1996 NBA Draft. The New York Knicks chose Jones with the 21st overall pick in the first round.
Jones was selected as Northeast Mississippi Com munity College’s representative for the 2022 class of the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) Sports Hall of Fame.
Dontae’ Jones can add yet another accolade to a long list of accomplishments that have stemmed from his outstanding basketball career.
The list of awards for Jones runs long. He was named to the Northeast Sports Hall of Fame in 2017 and earlier that year was part of the Allstate Southeastern Conference (SEC) Basketball Legends Class.
He completed his amateur career at Mississippi State Uni versity. Jones was the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of both the SEC Tournament and the NCAA Southeast Regional in 1996.
Jones led Northeast to a 51-14 cumulative record over REPRESENT NORTHEAST AT MACCC HALL OF FAME
He was a winner at each destination. Jones’ teams won conference championships during all three seasons at the collegiate level and Mississippi State made its first and only NCAA Final Four appearance with his help.
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Former Northeast head coaches Bonner Arnold, Harvey Childers and Mike Lewis are part of that distinguished group as well. Lewis instructed Jones during his tenure with the Tigers.
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Jones is the sixth member of the men’s basketball program to enter the MACCC Sports Hall of Fame and just the third player alongside fellow National Basketball Association (NBA) alumnus Adrian “Odie” Smith and Ken Lindsey.
Jones averaged a double-double during both of his years at Northeast. He posted 25.2 points plus 11.2 rebounds as a freshman and then increased that to 28.7 points plus 13.3 boards in his final season.
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Jones accumulated 21.3 points in victories over Auburn (Ala.) University, the University of Georgia and the topranked team in the country in the University of Kentucky to lead the Bulldogs to their inaugural SEC Tournament crown inside the MississippiSuperdome.Statecaptured the NCAA Southeast Regional behind 15 points per game from Jones over four wins, including an Elite Eight triumph over the University of Cincinnati (Ohio) at Kentucky’s Rupp Arena.
His professional career spanned more than a decade between the NBA and international organizations. Jones’ career-high in the NBA was 15 points in a victory by the Boston Celtics over Golden State on February 27, 1998.
Jones played overseas in China, Greece, Italy, Korea and Turkey. He was the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) individual scoring champion in 2008 with an average of 32.3 points for the Yunnan Bulls.
The 917 points that Jones scored during the 1994-95 campaign is the second most in a single season in program
Jones accounted for 16 points, which was second most on the team, in the Bulldogs’ NCAA Final Four loss to Syracuse (N.Y.) University in East Rutherford, N.J., at the Continental Airlines Arena.
the course of two campaigns. He also guided the Tigers to their seventh all-time NJCAA Division I National Tournament berth as a sophomore.
It was in Hutchinson, Kan., that Jones cemented his legacy with the Tigers. He recorded three double-doubles, including 24 points and 21 rebounds against Vincennes (Ind.) University in the consolation bracket semifinals, to receive a spot on the all-tournament team.
history behind Vincent Del Negro’s 1,022 points in 1959-60.
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His statistical totals with the Tigers included 1,648 points, 751 rebounds and 111 assists. Jones was a 62.6 percent free throw shooter and made a stellar 50 percent of his attempts from the field.
He remains involved in the sport and uses it as a way to mentor young men in his hometown.
EMMA DEMPSEY (SOFTBALL)
BRADEN LOVELY (GOLF)
GRAYSON STONE (BASEBALL)
JOHN DANIEL DEATON (FOOTBALL/GOLF)
INDIA IVY (SOFTBALL)
EMME MUIZERS (SOFTBALL)
JACKSON OWEN (BASEBALL)
ELI JONES (BASEBALL)
JACKSON MCCOY (BASEBALL)
LOCK ELLIOTT (BASEBALL)
LOGAN BLAND (BASEBALL)
DEMI LINDSEY (SOFTBALL)
BEN MAUNEY (FOOTBALL)
BRITTNEY OSWALT (WOMEN’S BASKETBALL)
CEDRICK WILDER, JR. (FOOTBALL)
ZACK MARTER (MEN’S TENNIS)
ALBANIE WINDHAM (SOFTBALL)
TATE DICKERSON (GOLF)
CARTER PHILLIPS (BASEBALL)
CALEB ANDERSON (FOOTBALL)
CARTER BONDS (FOOTBALL)
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CARSON WILDER (GOLF)
ALEXIE GRIFFIN (SOFTBALL)
BRIANNE LOCKE (SOFTBALL)
CARSON KITCHENS (WOMEN’S TENNIS)
WES WILTSHIRE (MEN’S TENNIS)
JT MOORE (FOOTBALL)
ALLIE WINDHAM (SOFTBALL)
RL MATTIX (MEN’S BASKETBALL)
COLBY HOLCOMBE (BASEBALL)
TOMMY BRANYAN (FOOTBALL)
CARTER PUTT (BASEBALL)
HAYDEN DONAHUE (BASEBALL)
TAYLOR KING (SOFTBALL)
QUAY EDWARDS (FOOTBALL)
ANDERSON Alfernee HANKINS Tommy BRANYAN Ben MAUNEY Carter PUTT
John
Daniel DEATON John Ellis MURRAH Jaquan TONEY Quay EDWARDS Triston NEWSON Kortlen WILFAWN AWARDS & ACCOLADES
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school in the United States that is not a member of the NCAA or the NAIA.
He was twice decorated with scholastic accolades from both the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) as well.
Jamarcus Smith had one more historic accomplishment to make before officially ending his tenure with the Northeast Mississippi Community College football program.Smith has repeated as a College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America® selection as part of the College Division men’s at-large team.The Saltillo native became Northeast’s inaugural CoSIDA Academic All-America® recipient in 2021. Smith is consequently the first student-athlete in school history to capture this award in consecutive years.
Smith was an arts and humanities major at Northeast with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.66 on a 4.0 scale. He transferred to the University of West Alabama to continue his career on the gridiron following the fall 2021Hesemester.wasone of just 16 CoSIDA Academic All-America® winners from the College Division, which includes all twoyear institutions, Canadian universities and any four-year
He is the only player ever to lead the Tigers in tackling for three straight seasons. It is a feat that will likely never happen again as Smith took advantage of an additional year of eligibility due to the worldwide coronavirus pandemic.Smithconcluded his final campaign at Northeast with 74 tackles. He had six games with eight or more stops, including a season-best 14 takedowns during a victory by the Tigers at Coahoma Community College.
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The 6-1, 205-pound linebacker racked up 58 stops along
with a team-high eight tackles for loss that year. Smith also accounted for two forced fumbles, two sacks and an interception.“Jamarcus is a very intelligent football player, but even a better person overall,” Tigers head coach Greg Davis said. “He’s got a very, very bright future ahead of him. He put a lot of time and effort into his class work. This is very well deserved.”Hiscumulative
“I’m very glad that I could contribute to this great school,” said Smith. “I appreciate every one that’s helped me on my journey. I really enjoyed everything here. Working hard is what we were taught so I stayed on top of my work.”
Smith averaged 9.2 stops per outing with nine doubledigit tackling performances. He posted a career-high 18 tackles during a matchup at East Mississippi Community College as a freshman.
He received Fall All-America distinction from the Rivals recruiting network publication JCGridiron as well as all-conference honors for helping Northeast finish as the division runner-up during the abbreviated 2020 campaign.
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stats at Northeast include 221 takedowns, 20.5 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, three blocked kicks and two interceptions over the course of 24 total contests.
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Northeast’s Tiger softball team finished the season as the number six seed in the MACCC standings and finished third in the state tournament en route to clinching a berth in the Region 23 Tournament played at Co-Lin. The Tigers defeated four teams in the top 10 of the NJCAA rankings in the last four weeks of the season, including one against then-ranked number one Co-Lin. Cassidy Duskin (Ardmore, Ala.) was recognized by the National FastPitch Coaches Association (NFCA) as a National Junior College Athletics Association (NJCAA) Division II All-American.
The Tiger football team finished the season winning three of its last five games, including its last two. The Tigers defeated Itawamba for the third time in a row for the first time since the 1968-70 seasons. Jamarcus Smith (Saltillo, Miss.) was named a CoSIDA Academic All-American for the second consecutive season.
The cheerleaders were cheering on the Tigers at all the home football and basketball games.
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Golf was represented in the NJCAA National Tournament for the second consecutive year as Tate Dickerson (Booneville, Miss.) and Andrew Fennell (New Albany, Miss.) qualified for the tournament based on their regular-season scoring averages. Dickerson earned NJCAA First Team All-American honors after finishing in the top 10, while Fennell finished in the top 35.
Richy Harrelson and the Tiger baseball team hosted a first-round series at The Plex for the first time in its stadium history. Colby Holcombe (Florence, Ala.) was named the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) Pitcher of the Year and First Team NJCAA All-American. Jackson Owen (Starkville, Miss.) was awarded a Rawlings Gold Glove Award. The Tigers finished the year winning 16 of their last 19 conference games.
Cord Wright and the men’s basketball team made their ninth straight postseason appearance. The Tigers advanced to the finals of the MACCC Tournament and the semifinals of the Region 23 Tournament. The team also set a program record by winning their 31st consecutive game inside Bonner Arnold Coliseum. Zeke Cook (Starkville, Miss.) was named NJCAA third-team All-American.
Brenda Mayes’ and the women’s basketball team hosted a Region 23 Tournament playoff game and advanced to the quarterfinals of the region tournament. It was the Lady Tigers’ fifth postseason appearance in the last six years. Calysia Phillips (Lyon, Miss.) was named a Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) All-American.
Tennis made its return to the Tiger athletic lineup. The Tigers played two home matches on the on-campus courts, while the other home matches took place at Bank of New Albany (BNA) Park in New Albany.
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Multiple professional athletes and All-American winners litter Northeast Mississippi Community College’s all-decade team for its football program.
Players were chosen based upon the overall impact they made on their respective team plus statistical analysis. Consideration was also given to any significant accomplishments each student-athlete made after leaving
TIGHT END: Logan Stokes (Muscle Shoals, Ala.) 2012 MACCC All-State second-team…When not blocking, hauled in 10 receptions for the Tigers on the year for 80 yards… Averaged 16 yards per game while clocking eight yards per catch for againstcatchhisBestcollegiateNortheast…FinishedcareeratLSU…rememberedatLSUforgamewinningtouchdowninthefourthquarterOleMissin2014…Spent
WIDE RECEIVER: Tres Houston (Atlanta, Ga.) 2011 MAC CC All-State second-team… Houston, standing at 6-3 and 200 pounds, led the Tigers in non-kicking scoring with eight touchdowns and 48 points on the season…Also the Tigers’ leading wideout with 669 yards for an average 14.9 yards per catch with a long of 66… Hauled in over 50 percent of the passes thrown to him coming away with 45 catches in 79 attempts…Finished collegiate career at Arkansas State.
WIDE RECEIVER: L.J. Hawkins (Water Valley, Miss.) 2016 MACCC All-State second-team…Finished sixth in the nation & second in the MACCC with 60 total receptions for 780 yards (16th nationally)…Totaled two touchdowns in wins over Pearl River Coahoma…Season-highsandof 12 catches versus East Central and 166 yards against Coahoma… Averaged 6.7 catches and 86.7 yards per game as a sophomore…Career numbers include 78 receptions, 1,005 yards and six touchdowns in 16 career games...Currently on the active football roster at Delta State.
A total of 25 student-athletes that suited up for the Tigers from 2010-19 were picked for this prestigious distinction. A panel of six individuals, which included athletic department staff and members of the local media, participated in this process.
OFFENSIVE LINE: Antonio Foster (Valdosta, Ga.) 2010 NJCAA All-American…2010 NJCAA All-Region 23…2010 & 2011 (two-time) MACCC All-State first-team…Ninth All-American in program history…Helped lead the Tigers to their largest offensive output since the 2005 season in 2010 as Northeast tallied 218 points during the 5-4 season…Standing at 6-4 and 300 pounds, he assisted Northeast in becoming the second-ranked team in the
The selections were made by position and includes one quarterback, one running back, three wide receivers, one tight end, five offensive linemen, four defensive linemen, three linebackers, four defensive backs, two specialists and one return specialist.
QUARTERBACK: Mason Cunningham (Shelbyville, Tenn.) Starter on 2016 squad that compiled a 6-3 record and finished 10th in the final NJCAA national poll (first top 10 finish in school history)…Completed 160 of 280 passes for 1,810 yards with 12 touchdowns compared to
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downs (69 total rushes for 185 yards)…Set career-highs of 27 completions, 44 attempts and 297 yards in road win at East Central…Set career-high of three touchdown passes in victory at Mississippi Delta…Originally signed with Lib erty (Va.), but finished collegiate career at Arkansas Tech.
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WIDE RECEIVER: Joe Horn, Jr. (Atlanta, Ga.) 2014 MACCC All-State second-team…One of three phenomenal wideouts for the Tigers that had over 30 catches and 400 yards… Topped Northeast’s receivers with six touchdowns…. Caught a career-high three scores against visiting Coahoma in late September… Second on the squad with 48.3 yards per game and third with 33 receptions…Also returned kickoffs and punts for the Tigers and compiled 561 all-purpose yards…Preseason MACCC All-
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time on New England Patriots and San Diego Chargers (NFL) practice squads.
Northeast.Amajority of the honorees received postseason awards from the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
State selection by Mississippi Gridiron magazine in 2015… Finished collegiate career at Missouri Western State… Signed professional contracts with the Baltimore Ravens (NFL) and both the Houston Roughnecks and the New York Guardians (XFL).
team-bestgameAveragedpercentageinterceptions…Completion13was57.1percent…over200yardsperthroughtheair…Addedsixrushingtouch
BACK: Jaquise Cook (Ripley, Miss.) Top running back on 2010 Northeast team that went 5-4 overall and barely missed the postseason…Named NJCAA Offensive Player of the Week following 49-42 win at East Mississippi in which he rushed for 267 yards on 35 carries with four touchdowns… Appeared in all nine games and ended the season with 185 rushes, 825 yards and 10 touchdowns (tied for 10th in NJCAA)…Averaged 91 yards per game on the ground (12th nationally and 4th in the MACCC)…Finished collegiate career at Memphis (Tenn.).
OFFENSIVE LINE: Matthew Trehern (Saraland, Ala.)
DEFENSIVE LINE: Lavon Hooks (Atlanta, Ga.) 2012 NJCAA All-American…2012 NJCAA All-Region 23…2012 MACCC Most Valuable Defensive Lineman…2012 MACCC All-State first-team…Named top defensive tackle in his recruiting class by JCGridiron. com…Rated as the No. 15 overall prospect in the ESPN Junior College 100…Tied for second in the MACCC with 9.5 sacks… Tallied 51 tackles broken down to 18 solo stops and 33 assists…Hooks’ 6.4 tackles per game were second most on the team…Came away with three fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles…Hooks’ 20.5 tackles for loss placed second in the nation…Also competed for Northeast’s men’s basketball program where he also earned MACCC All-State recognition…Finished collegiate career at Ole Miss…Signed professional contract with Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL)
OFFENSIVE LINE: Jo’Quarius Savage (Monroe, La.)
2018 MACCC All-State first-team…Consensus two-star prospect by all major recruiting outlets…Everyday starter at left tackle for the Tigers… Blocked for a Northeast offense that averaged over 300 yards per game…Currently on the active football roster at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
DEFENSIVE LINE: Sam Williams (Montgomery, Ala.)
2013 MACCC All-State firstteam… Consistent force on the offensive line at center… Started in eight of Northeast’s nine outings this campaign… Anchored a group of five men on the line that helped Tiger running backs accumulate 223.9 yards per game, which was 11th best among NJCAA schools, during his sophomore campaign.
DEFENSIVE LINE: Anthony Rush (Raleigh, N.C.) 2016 MACCC All-State first-team… Recorded 73 tackles and four sacks during two-year span with the Tigers… Finished with one sack, a tackle for loss and six total tackles in 55-30 win over Southwest in 2016…Totaled 33 tackles, including four tackles for loss, and one sack during sophomore campaign… Finished collegiate career at the University of Alabama at Bir mingham…Signed professional contract and is currently on the active roster with the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL)
2018 NJCAA Defensive Player of the Year…2018 NJCAA All-American first-team…2018 NJCAA All-Region 23…2018 NJCAA Region 23 Defensive Lineman MVP…Two-time MACCC All-State (2018 Seventh-rankedCompositeRivals,4-starsecond-team)…Unanimousfirst-team/2017prospectaccordingto247Sports,247SportsandESPN...JUCOprospect
2016 MACCC All-State first-team…Two-year starter at left tackle for the Tigers…Rated as the No. 89 overall two-year college prospect in the country by 247Sports prior to his sophomore campaign…Blocked for a Northeast offense that racked up 366.1 yards per game overall…Finished collegiate career at the University of Louisiana at Monroe.
DEFENSIVE LINE: Daniel Ross (Louisville, Ky.) 2013 MACCC All-State second-team…Finished in a deadlock for the most tackles on the team among linemen as a sophomore with 43…Completed his two-year stint at Northeast with 68 total tackles and 13.5 sacks…Recorded four tackles and 1.5 sacks in the 2013 MACCC All-Star Football Classic at Tiger Stadium…Signed with the Ed monton Oilers (CFL) directly out of Northeast…Signed additional professional contacts with the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys and is currently on the active roster with the Oakland Raiders (NFL)
in the nation and third-rated weak-side defensive end by247Sports Composite…Totaled 75 tackles, 28.5 tackles for loss, 17.5 sacks, four forced fumbles and four pass breakups as a sophomore...Notched 53 tackles, 11 TFL, 3.5 sacks, two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries as a freshman in 2017…Currently on the active roster at Ole Miss.
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OFFENSIVE LINE: Ethan Smart (Southaven, Miss.) 2016 MACCC All-State second-team…Everyday starter at right tackle for the Tigers…Blocked for a Northeast offense that racked up 366.1 yards per game overall during his sophomore year…Finished collegiate career at Purdue (Ind.)…Helped the Boilermakers qualify for the Foster Farms Bowl and the Mu sic City Bowl during his pair of seasons with the program.
MACCC in rushing touchdowns as the Tigers tallied 20 rushing scores on the year…Helped Northeast break into the NJCAA rankings for the first time since the 2006 preseason poll at No. 18…Bolstered an offensive line that saw the Tiger offense become one of the most prolific in school history as a sophomore in 2011…Northeast tallied the fifth highest point production in school history with its 254 points during the 2011 season…Finished collegiate career at Memphis (Tenn.)…Played indoor professional football for Wichita Falls (IFL).
LINEBACKER: Eli Canton (Hernando, Miss.) 2011 MACCC All-State first-team…Finished the year with 50 tackles and helped spearhead an effort early in the year that saw the Tiger defense not surrender a touchdown in over 193 minutes of game action… In the almost 200-minute run, the Tiger defense put the clamps on their opposition by holding South west, Mississippi Delta and Holmes to just 12 points with six of that dozen coming via a 101-yard interception return by Southwest…Led the Tigers in tackles for loss with 11 on the year… Finished collegiate career at Troy (Ala.)
OFFENSIVE LINE: Kortilous Ellis (Charleston, Miss.)
SPECIALIST: Jonathan Harrison (Belmont, Miss.) 2012 NJCAA All-American…2012 NJCAA All-Region 23…2012 MACCC All-State first-team…Initial first-team All-American at North east since 1956 (Jerry King)…Ended up tops in the nation with a 41.48 yards per punt average while appearing in all nine games for the Tigers…Had 48 punts for the Tigers during his sophomore season and pinned the opposition deep within its own territory with 12 punts inside the 20-yard line (fifth nationally) with six more that went for touchbacks (first nationally)…Forced six fair catches out of his punts… Amassed 1,991 yards with his punts…His long on the year was a 60-yard boot against Holmes
DEFENSIVE BACK: Frankie Lee (Charleston, Miss.)
DEFENSIVE BACK: Deion Belue (Tuscumbia, Ala.) 2011 NJCAA All-American…2011 NJCAA All-Region 23…2011 MAC CC All-State first-team (defensive back) and second-team (return specialist)…2011 MACCC North Division Defensive Back MVP…Tenth All-American in program history… Statistics include 15 tackles, a sack, one interception for 58 yards and a score, eight pass breakups and 33 returns for 691 yards and two scores…Got hot during the middle section of the season as he scored three times in as many games against some of the division’s top opposi tion…Belue had a 58-yard interception return for a score against Northwest, brought back an 80-yard kickoff return versus East Mississippi and then turned the trick a week later with a 90-yard return against Coahoma…Averaged 28.9 yards per kick return on the season and 10.1 yards per return on his 14 punt returns during the 2011 season…
SPECIALIST: Michael Baugus (Corinth, Miss.) Two-time (2018/2019) MACCC All-State first-team…Two-time Fred Mitchell Award watch list recipient…Finished sixth in the nation as a sophomore with an average of 40.2 yards per punt…Tied for second nationally and first in the MACCC with 21 punts that landed inside the 20-yard line…An additional 14 punts were signaled for fair catch (third in the NJCAA and tops in MACCC) while three went
LINEBACKER: Terrance Edgeston (Falkner, Miss.) 2018 NJCAA All-Region 23…2018 MACCC All-State first-team…Named a three-star recruit by ESPN… Seventh-rated junior college linebacker in his graduating class according to ESPN as well... Finished as the top tackler in the MACCC with 94 total stops... Tied for fifth in the NJCAA with an average of 10.4 tackles per game…Had 32 tackles with two tackles for loss and one pass breakup playing as a defensive back as a freshman…Current ly on the active roster at Houston (Texas)
2012 NJCAA All-Region 23…2012 MACCC All-State firstteam…Led the Tigers in total tackles with 61 on the season while appearing in just six games…Finished the year with 30 solo tackles and 31 assists while averaging over 10 tackles per game…Also recorded one sack for six yards and had a fumble recovery on the season…Breakout game came in week three of his sophomore campaign when he poured in 17 stops, including 3.5 tackles for loss, against Holmes… Finished collegiate career at Louisiana Tech.
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DEFENSIVE BACK: Brynden Trawick (Atlanta, Ga.)
2010 MACCC All-State second-team…Trawick, who trans ferred from Michigan State, led the Tigers in a variety of defensive categories, including forced (three) and fumble recoveries (two) as well as sharing the team lead in passes defended with five…Also had the Tigers’ longest interception return of the year when he stepped in front of a Holmes pass during week four action and rumbled 67 yards to the end zone to help Northeast move to 2-0 in the division… Totaled 62 tackles (44 solo, 18 assist) & 3 tackles for loss in 2010…Finished collegiate career at Troy (Ala.)…Signed professional contracts with the Baltimore Ravens, Oakland Raiders and Tennessee Titans (NFL)
During his sophomore campaign, Belue broke the 100yard plateau in kick returns twice with 127 yards versus East Mississippi and 105 yards against Copiah-Lincoln… Finished collegiate career at Alabama where he was part of the 2012 national championship team…Signed professional contracts with Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers and Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL)
2011 MACCC All-State second-team…Led the Tigers with seven interceptions on the season, which was good enough for fifth in the nation and second in the MACCC… Made a name for himself during the Tigers’ 34-28 win over Northwest during the fifth week of the season…Came away with four turnovers of his own as part of a seven turnover night against the Rangers…Also had 12 total tackles and three pass break-ups in the win against then-No. 10 Northwest, including six solo stops and a pair of tackles for losses…That performance earned him NJCAA Defensive Player of the Week honors…Finished collegiate career at Delta State.
LINEBACKER: Nick Thomason (Muscle Shoals, Ala.)
DEFENSIVE BACK: Juwan Taylor (Jackson, Miss.)
Two-time (2017/2018) MACCC All-State first-team…Topped Northeast as a freshman with 57 tackles (6.3 per game)… Added 1.5 tackles for loss and an interception…Season-high 12 tackles in home win over Southwest…Finished second on the team during his sophomore season with 92 tackles…His 10.2 tackles per game ranked seventh in the nation…Added 11 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, two fumble recoveries and four pass break ups in his final season with Tigers…Career-high 15 tackles against Jones in 2018…Career figures include 149 total tackles, 12.5 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, two forced fum bles, two fumble recoveries, one interception and five pass break-ups…Currently on the active roster at Alcorn State
Outfielder: Molly Walden (New Site, Miss.)
DP/Utility: Bianca Chagolla (Riverside, Calif.)
Outfielder: Paige Dill (Southaven, Miss.)
Third Base: Breanna Tarpley (Athens, Ala.)
Wesley Harris (Jackson, Miss.)
Second Base: Raleigh Downs (Booneville, Miss.)
Pitcher: Erin Dixson (Amherst, N.Y.)
Pitcher: Jaisa Fox (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Starting Pitcher: Tanner Gaines (Baldwyn, Miss.)
for touchbacks…Made 3 of 7 field goal attempts, including a game tying 31-yarder that sent Northeast’s season-opening win over Southwest to overtime…Also 12 of 14 on extra points as a sophomore for 21 total points…Made six field goals during freshman campaign (tied for second most in MACCC)…Career-long 39-yard field goal at Holmes…Perfect 17 of 17 on extra point attempts to total 35 points…Had 14 punts that landed inside the 20-yard line (12th nationally & 2nd in MACCC)…Career punting numbers include 106 punts for 4,093 yards (38.6 average) with a long of 67 yards, 35 punts inside the 20-yard line, 23 fair catches and five touchbacks…Career kicking numbers include nine made field goals, 29 of 31 extra points and 56 total points
ALL-DECADE TEAMYEAR-IN-REVIEW
First Base: Avery Springer (Houston, Miss.)
Shortstop: Nicki Whitten (Booneville, Miss.)
Anna Brooke Page (Belmont, Miss.)
Denzel McDuffey (Jackson, Miss.)
SOFTBALL
DP/Utility: Caleigh Wallace (Killen, Ala.)
RETURN SPECIALIST: Donta Armstrong (Pittsboro, Miss.) 2015 NJCAA All-American…2015 NJCAA All-Region 23…Named MACCC All-State as both a receiver and return specialist…13th All-American in program history… finished third in the NJCAA with 772 total return yards…Compiled an aver age of 22.7 yards on 34 attempts between kickoffs and punts as a sophomore for Northeast… Ended the campaign second in the MACCC in both kickoff return yards at 573 and punt return yards with 199…Tabbed as the MACCC Special Teams Player of the Week with an incredible 298 yards against Mississippi Delta with three 40-plus yard returns that each setup scores by the Tigers…Had his longest return one week later versus rival Itawamba of 84 yards on the opening kickoff… Accumulated 1,103 all-purpose yards, which ranked third in the Magnolia State…His 122.6 yards per outing placed him at 17th among all athletes nationally…Also the Tigers’ top wideout for two consecutive seasons…Recorded teamhighs of 29 receptions and 331 yards with one touchdown for Northeast as a sophomore…Also solid as a freshman with 39 catches for 538 yards…Tied a career-high for yards in a single game that year with 120 against both Coahoma and Itawamba…Had four touchdowns during the 2014 campaign, including two during Northeast’s homecoming victory over Coahoma…Concluded his time in the City of Hospitality with 1,687 all-purpose yards and five scores… Finished collegiate career at West Alabama…Played indoor professional football with the Arizona Rattlers and the San Diego Strike Force (IFL)
Catcher: Riley Alef (New Albany, Miss.
Outfielder: Will Robertson (Falkner, Miss.)
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
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Leroy “Shaq” Buchanan (Madison, Miss.)
Third Base: Josh Mills (Oxford, Miss.)
Starting Pitcher: Cooper Cox (Ripley, Miss.)
DH/Utility: Brandon Farley (Cookeville, Tenn.)
Outfielder: Bailey Walker (Lake Cormorant, Miss.)
Shortstop: Luke Stanley (Oxford, Miss.)
DH/Utility: Tucker Childers (Ripley, Miss.)
Aundrea Adams (Corinth, Miss.)
BASEBALL
Kendall Stafford (Corinth, Miss.)
Outfielder: Tia Davis (Ecru, Miss.)
First Base: Tyler Samaniego (Huntsville, Ala.)
Second Base: Trent Turner (Brandon, Miss.)
DP/Utility: Andrea Cutts (Ackerman, Miss.)
Shelby Wilbanks (Walnut, Miss.)
Dayzsha Rogan (Ripley, Miss.)
Outfielder: Heath Wood (Kossuth, Miss.)
Cherelle Jones (Middleton, Tenn.)
Starting Pitcher: Jake Christa (Huntsville, Ala.)
Relief Pitcher: Evan Hickman (Holly Springs, Miss.)
Dimario Jackson (Brusly, La.)
Pitcher: Jessica Boyd (St. Joseph, Mich.)
Aushiana Ivy (Shannon, Miss.)
DH/Utility: Anthony Lipsey (Myrtle, Miss.)
Acie Vance (Ripley, Miss.)
TEAMSALL-DECADENEMCC
Catcher: Lizzy Van Manen (Pella, Iowa)
MEN’S BASKETBALL
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Reaghan Campbell................ Ripley
Percussion
Francisco Rivera ........ New Albany
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Maria Adams Iuka
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Roger Thrasher Kossuth
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Nathaniel Wehrstein Pickwick, Tenn.
Clarinets
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Jaime Francisco Ripley
Ethan Rast Tishomingo
Nhi Nguyen Amory
Jeff Nock ...................................Saltillo
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Malorie Pace...............Russellville, Ala.
Zackary Dildy Kossuth
Tubas
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Shakira Shields.....................Corinth
John Harvey Philadelphia Reagan Hines Booneville
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Jaimonta Butler-McCurty Meridan
Zachary Brown Neshoba
Hannah Garson ......................Hatley
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Lexie Cartwright Booneville
Lundon Simmons Amory
Fred Hamer Ripley
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Breeanna Gosa Hamilton
Josie Vess...................................... Iuka
William Norwood ..................Saltillo
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Sophia Hoard.......................... Tupelo
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Dustin Jeter Ripley
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Zianna Taylor Biggersville
Thomas Yarbrough Booneville Color Guard
Daniel Phillips Kossuth
Mellophones
Lillian Phifer Tishomingo
Samuel English.............. Booneville
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Justin Johnston Iuka
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Neely Strickland Iuka
Chloe Barnes Walnut
Xavier Reyes Ripley
Madison Bennett New Albany
Lillie Faith Childs New Albany
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Christy Phillips New Albany
Hayden Powers Birmingham, Ala Dancers
Paitenc Hite.............................. Rienzi
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Samantha Edwards ........ Pontotoc
....................Southaven ShowbandNortheast’sfromTigerlandisunderthedirectionofBryanMitchell,Dr.JasonBeghtolandDr.AmyLangley.BethanyNashservesasthedanceinstructor.Dr.AmyLangleyistheguardinstructor.AdjunctstaffincludeKentHisaw,MeganKimbleandAlanAlexander. BAND ROSTER TIGER SPIRIT
Maggie Moody New Albany
Drum Majors
Chris Carlisle Booneville
Addyson Fikes Russellville, Ala.
Trombones
Jake Evans Iuka
Breanna Roberts............ Columbus
Marlee Seals
Dillon Richey New Albany
Kaleigh Martin.................... Kossuth
Sania Carouthers Okolona
Jacob Lambert Kossuth
Morgan Jackson Falkner Hayes Johnson.......... Selmer, Tenn.
Meggan Reeder .........Calhoun City
Dayla Brennan New Albany
Aniya Hych ..................Calhoun City
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Trumpets
Emma Bates Falkner
Jeramiah Carter .............West Point
Sylvia McVey Blue Springs
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Rebecca Coltharp New Albany
Alana James ................Calhoun City
Tatton Waldon Kossuth
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Austin McGee Belmont
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Hetleys Smith Pontotoc
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Dekalyn Gable ...................Abbeville
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Konner Little Ingomar
Quienshala Hogan Aberdeen
Erin
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D’ontae Newton....... Pheonix, Ariz.
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Macey Matthews Booneville
Sariah Hoyle Corinth
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Benjamin Roaten Iuka
Autumn Baukman New Albany
Ashanti Paten.................. Colombus
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Anna Grace Floyd.................Corinth
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Wendy Butler............ Florence, Ala.
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Jakyla Willis
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Sophia Taylor New Albany
Laila Smith Bruce
Twirlers
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Geniya Tate ......................West Point
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Allison Hunt Walnut
Kymberlie Gable Booneville
Molly Tennison Booneville
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Kevin Gamez Ripley
Riley Beavar Walnut
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Joe Sherwin Iuka
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Christine Christtian Booneville
Anndre’a Dobbs Amory
Jerry Barrett Booneville
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Kara Booker Iuka
Flutes
Mena Wehrstein Pickwick, Tenn.
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Connor Mathis New Albany
Diana Reyes Booneville
Chris Hill Baldwyn
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Keiana Bennett Tishomingo Trinity Duncan .......................Saltillo
Alivia Buchanan Tupelo
Connor Frost Tishomingo
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Natyaih Walker Amory
Jasmine Echols Louisville
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Aaliyah Davis............... Biggersville
Erik Kovacs Booneville
Coledon Montgomery .... Pontotoc Madelin Moore Adamsville, Tenn.
Makenzie Tate Tupelo
StephanHaleyKenanKayleeBrandonKateSarahLillianIrvin..................................CorinthMcAnally.............BoonevilleOwens.........................WalnutRouse..........................MadisonStrachan.............KossuthTaylor...............................IukaTrice.................Ramer,Tenn.Ware.........................GuntownWheeler.......................Iuka
Lily Jeter Myrtle
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Samuel Norman ...................Corinth
Tradarius Tisdale Booneville
Julian Fugitt Iuka
Alexis GIfford Kossuth
Laine Waldrep Kossuth
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Dakota Gassaway Belmont
CJ Morgan
Emily Richey New Albany
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Gracie Stormet Tishomingo
Dat Nguyen Amory
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Baritones
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Kirklyn Johnson................. Houston Mathhew Lindsey.................Saltillo
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Kortney Trice Mathiston
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Samuel Vaughan II Ripley
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Bella Lytal Booneville
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Mary Kate Stephens Booneville
Arulon Trishell
Chloe Mitchell Kossuth
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T’Keyah Tucker
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Michael Rhodes .... Jackson, Tenn.
Meagan Drewry Corinth
Raigan Frazier Tupelo
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Sherida Shinar Iuka
Xavier Ayers Memphis
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Calob Gray Kossuth
Timeka Parker Bruce
Robert Draper .......................Corinth
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Rayfield Evins Starkville
MEET THE SHOWBAND FROM TIGERLAND
Addison Tidwell.................. Kossuth
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Lexie Bollinger Bruce
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Kevin Martinez Ripley
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Hannah Ramery Falkner
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MEGAN CORNELISON
JACEE DREW JANSEN
KAITLYN ROBINSON REECE STACY
MEG HOWELL
ALY KAY MITCHELL
EMILEE GRISHAM JACKIE HERNANDEZ
TIGER SPIRIT Go Tigers!and as always...
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Copiah-Lincoln, East Central, Hinds, Jones, Mississippi Gulf Coast, Pearl River & Southwest Mississippi
S.8at Jones........................................7:00 PM
Northeast Mississippi*............6:30 PM
S.15at
S.29at Copiah-Lincoln.........................6:30 PM
O.27at Mississippi Gulf Coast*............7:00 PM
O.20at Mississippi Delta......................6:30 PM
S.15at
O.15EAST CENTRAL* (HC)..................3:30 PM
S.15at Holmes*..................................6:30 PM
S.1MISSISSIPPI
East Central*...........................6:30 PM
East Central*...........................6:30 PM
S.24HOLMES* (HC)...........................2:00 PM
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Saturday, Nov. 12
PM
S.22MISSISSIPPI DELTA* (HC)...........7:00 PM
THESCHEDULESSCHEDULESFOOTBALLFOOTBALLMACCCREMEMBERSMITCHDEAVER
S.8at
S.15HINDS*......................................6:30 PM
O.27EAST MISSISSIPPI*.....................6:30 PM
S.1MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST...........7:00 PM
S.29at Holmes*..................................6:30 PM
O.13EAST MISSISSIPPI*.....................6:30 PM
MISSISSIPPI...........6:30 PM
O.20NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI*..........6:30 PM
S.1ITAWAMBA...............................7:00 PM
This 2022 MACCC football schedule page is dedicated to the loving memory of former Pearl River Community College sports informa�on director Mitch Deaver, who passed away on June 1, 2015. Mitch dis�nguished himself as a photographer, writer and graphic designer in his 19 years as Pearl River’s outstanding SID. For his dedica�on to PRCC and the MACCC, Deaver has been named to Pearl River’s Athle�cs Hall of Fame Class of 2022.
S.29at
RIVER* (HC)....................7:00 PM S.29JONES*......................................6:30 PM O.6at Southwest Mississippi*...........7:00 PM O.13at Itawamba................................6:30 PM O.20MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST*.........6:30 PM O.27at Copiah-Lincoln*.......................6:30 PM S.1at Pearl River...............................7:00 PM S.8at East Central.............................6:30 PM S.15EAST MISSISSIPPI*.....................6:30 PM S.24at Coahoma*...............................2:00 PM S.29NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI*..........6:30 PM O.6at Itawamba*...............................6:30 PM O.13MISSISSIPPI DELTA*...................6:30 PM O.20at Northwest Mississippi*...........7:00 PM O.27SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI (HC)...3:00 PM S.1at Jones........................................7:00 PM S.8MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST...........6:30 PM S.15NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI*..........6:30 PM S.22at Northwest Mississippi*...........7:00 PM S.29at Mississippi Delta*....................2:30 PM O.6HOLMES*..................................6:30 PM O.13HINDS........................................6:30 PM O.22at East Mississippi*......................2:00 PM O.27COAHOMA*...............................6:30 PM S.1HOLMES....................................7:00 PM S.8at Northeast Mississippi..............6:30 PM S.15NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI..........7:00 PM S.22at Hinds*......................................7:00 PM S.29MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST*.........7:00 PM O.8at Jones*......................................2:00 PM O.13COPIAH-LINCOLN*.....................7:00 PM O.22at Southwest Mississippi*...........5:00 PM O.27EAST CENTRAL*.........................7:00 PM
Mississippi Gulf Coast*............7:00 PM
O.6at Copiah-Lincoln*.......................6:30 PM
S.22at Northeast Mississippi*............7:00 PM
S.8at Hinds.......................................6:30 PM
S.8EAST MISSISSIPPI.......................7:00 PM
O.13at Coahoma*...............................6:30 PM
SOUTH DIVISION TEAMS
CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Saturday, Nov. 5
MISSISSIPPI..........6:30 PM
S.29COAHOMA................................6:30 PM
O.22PEARL
S.15JONES*......................................6:30
O.20JONES........................................6:30 PM
O.27at Northeast Mississippi*............6:30 PM
S.29at Pearl River*.............................7:00 PM
S.1at PM
O.20at East Central*...........................6:30 PM
2022 MACCC FOOTBALL TEAM SCHEDULES2022 MACCC FOOTBALL TEAM SCHEDULES JONES BOBCATSJONES BOBCATS
MISSISSIPPI*........7:00 PM
O.6HINDS*......................................6:30
S.22at Mississippi Gulf Coast..............7:00 PM
O.6at East Mississippi*......................7:00 PM
O.6at Northwest Mississippi*...........7:00 PM
S.29SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI*.........6:30 PM
O.20at Hinds*......................................6:30 PM
O.13at
S.1at Northwest Mississippi.............7:00 PM
S.8HOLMES....................................6:30 PM
S.15at Itawamba*...............................6:30 PM
S.22 at Jones*......................................7:00 PM
O.27at Pearl River*.............................7:00 PM
Jones*......................................7:00 PM
S.8COAHOMA................................7:00
O.6MISSISSIPPI DELTA*...................7:00 PM
S.8at Itawamba................................6:30 PM
RIVER* (HC)....................5:00 PM
O.20HOLMES* (HC)...........................7:00 PM
S.15at Mississippi Delta*....................6:30 PM
O.20COPIAH-LINCOLN* (HC).............6:30 PM
S.1EAST CENTRAL...........................6:30 PM
O.6COAHOMA*...............................7:00
Mississippi Delta*....................6:30 PM
O.6MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST* (HC)..6:30 PM
S.1at Hinds.......................................6:30 PM
PM
O.15at Mississippi Gulf Coast*............3:30 PM
O.27JONES*......................................7:00 PM
NORTH DIVISION TEAMS
O.20at Coahoma*...............................6:30 PM
O.13SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI*.........7:00 PM
O.13at Holmes*..................................6:30 PM
PM
O.13at
Southwest Mississippi.............6:30 PM S.8COPIAH-LINCOLN.......................6:30 PM S.15COAHOMA*...............................6:30
S.29NORTHWEST
O.27at
O.6at Northeast Mississippi..............6:30 PM
S.1COPIAH-LINCOLN.......................7:00 PM
S.22at
S.29at East Mississippi*......................7:00 PM
O.8PEARL RIVER* (HC)....................2:00 PM
S.22ITAWAMBA*.............................7:00 PM
S.15SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI*.........7:00 PM
Coahoma, East Mississippi, Holmes, Itawamba, Mississippi Delta, Northeast Mississippi & Northwest Mississippi
S.29ITAWAMBA* (HC)......................2:30 PM
O.22ITAWAMBA*
DELTA.....................7:00 PM
S.22COPIAH-LINCOLN*.....................7:00
East Mississippi........................7:00 PM
Holmes....................................3:00 PM SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI BEARSSOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI BEARS
O.27HINDS*......................................6:30 PM
O.13NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI*........6:30 PM
S.8PEARL RIVER..............................6:30 PM
O.27NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI*........6:30 PM
S.1NORTHEAST
O.27at
O.6EAST CENTRAL...........................6:30 PM
S.8at Southwest Mississippi.............7:00 PM
(HC)......................2:00 PM
S.22EAST CENTRAL*.........................7:00 PM
S.22PEARL
Mississippi Delta......................6:30 PM
O.27at Itawamba*...............................6:30 PM
PM
S.1at
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S.15at Pearl River...............................7:00 PM
O.13at Pearl River*.............................7:00 PM
PM
S.29at Hinds*......................................6:30 PM
S.8NORTHWEST
Southwest Mississippi*...........7:00 PM
S.22EAST MISSISSIPPI.......................7:00 PM
S.15at Copiah-Lincoln*.......................6:30 PM
S.1at Coahoma.................................6:30 PM
