Enterprise-Journal from McComb, Mississippi • Page A011

FROM STAFF REPORTS Deer season for youth hunters 15 years ofage or younger begins Saturday, across Mississippi. Youth get the first chance with firearms at the state's exceptional deer herd. Youth may use any modern firearm andmay harvest one buck withhardened antlers and onedoeperday, not to exceed three bucks and five does the entire deer season. Thespread and main beam antler criteria do not apply to youth hunters. Initialreports from archery hunters through- outthestate suggest deer are actively feeding on both acorns and food plots.

According to William T. McKin- ley, MDWFP Deer Program Biologist, the 2012-13 deer seasonhasalready shown promise, with numerous qualitybucksharvested acrossthe state during the archery season. MDWFP reminds hunters that beginning Saturday, all hunters, including archery hunters, are required to wear hunter orange unless they are inside a fully enclosed stand. Deer hunters should have thefollowing: hunter education certification, hunter orange, a full-body harness for treestands, an emergency signal device such as a whis- tleorcellphoneandahunt- ingplan that includes notify- ingsomeone where you are going hunting. PORTSCALENDAR Games UCOBasketball omen 58 Men 94 Games Prep Football HSAAPlayoffs lass4A North Pike at Germantown, 7 p.m.

Port Gibson at Tylertown lass3A FranklinCountyatMcLaurin, 7 p.m. Class2A A AISAA Playoffs LamaratCentreville, 7 p.m. egularseason PearlatMcComb, 7 p.m. BogueChittoatDexter, 7 p.m. alematStringer, 7 p.m.

Games Prep Basketball efferson County Classic irls SouthPikevs.Wingfield, 11 a.m. Boys outhPikevs.Wingfield,12:30p.m. MadisonCentral Classic Girls cCombatMadisonCentral, 6 p.m. oys McCombatMadisonCentral, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Games SOUTH Tech 12 iddleTennessee 34, W.

Kentucky 29 IDWEST Michigan 14 Game ARWEST Washington(4-4)atCalifornia (3-6), 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3 AST AirForce (5-3) at Army (1-7), 11 a.m. Columbia(2-5)atHarvard(6-1), Noon enn (3-4) at Princeton (4-3), Noon CU(5-3)atWest Virginia (5-2), 2 p.m. SOUTH ouston (4-4) at East Carolina (5-4), 11 a.m.

Vanderbilt (4-4) at Kentucky (1-8), 11 a.m. Temple (3-4) at Louisville (8-0), 11 a.m. exas (6-2) at Mississippi St. (7-1), 11 a.m. Troy (4-4) at Tennessee (3-5), 11 a.m.

(1-7), GeorgiaTech (3-5) at Maryland (4-4), 11:30 a Bethune-Cookman (6-2) at Morgan St. (35 outhernU. (3-5) at Alabama (6-2), 1 p.m. emphis(1-7)atMarshall (3-5), 1 p.m. St.

(1-7), 2 p.m. ice(3-6)atTulane (2-6), 2:30 p.m. ostonCollege(2-6)atW akeF rest (4-4), TSA(5-3)at Louisiana Tech (7-1), 3 p.m. ouisiana-Lafayette (4-3) at Louisiana- St. (1-6), 3 Clemson(7-1) at Duke (6-3), 6 p.m.

Conn (3-5) at South Florida (2-6), 6 p.m. MU(4-4)atUCF(6-2), 6 p.m. AB(1-7)atSouthernMiss. (0-8), 6:30 A labama(8-0) at LSU (7-1), 7 p.m. MIDWEST klahoma(5-2) at Iowa St.

(5-3), 11 a.m. Michigan(5-3)atMinnesota (5-3), 11 a.m. Akron(1-8) at Kent St. (7-1), 1 p.m. Illinois (3-5), 1 p.m.

at S. Illinois (5-4), 2 p.m. I owa(4-4)atIndiana (3-5), 2:30 p.m. ebraska(6-2)atMichigan St. (5-4), 2:30 p.m.

Mass(0-8)atN. Illinois (8-1), 2:30 p.m. Pittsburgh (4-4) at Notre Dame (8-0), 2:30 p.m. I 2:30 p.m. Penn St.

(5-3) at Purdue (3-5), 2:30 p.m. at Kansas St. (8-0), 7 p.m. OUTHCWEST a.m. airieView(3-5), 1 ELouisiana (3-5) at Sam Houston St.

(6- A at xasSouthern(2- 6 ansas(1-7) at Baylor (3-4), 2:30 p.m. Texas (6-2) at Texas Tech (6-2), 2:30 p.m. exas (3-5), 4 ARWEST 2 p.m. NewMexico (4-5) at UNLV (1-8), 3 p.m. Hawaii(1-6)atFresno St.

(6-3), 6 p.m. regon(8-0) at Southern Cal (6-2), 6 p.m. St. (6-3), 6 :05p.m. St.

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NTERPRISE-JOURNAL McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI SCOREBOARD RIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2012 A11 ww.enterprise-journal.com Youth gun deer season opens Nov. 3 in Mississippi ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Tavarres King scoffs at the i dea Georgia players could have difficulty playing with he same intensity in game against Ole Miss hat they showed in last upset ofthen-No. 3 Florida. The 17-9 win over the Gators gave No.

7 Georgia control ofthe Southeastern Eastern Divis ion. To earn a repeat trip to the SEC championship game, uarterback Aaron Murray and the Bulldogs (7-1, 5-1) ust beat Ole Miss (5-3, 2-2) and then win at Auburn next week. King, the senior receiver, says control ofits fate in the division is a precious prize and ample incentive against the Rebels. King had a quick answer when asked ifGeorgia players had more motivation last week than against Ole Miss. King said.

is ours. We know that. We want it to stay The high-scoring Rebels, with their fast-paced, no- huddle offense, could be a dangerous opponent for even a properly motivated Georgia team. Ole Miss will be playing to extend a two-game winning streak and qualify for a bowl in coach Hugh first season. The Rebels scored a combined 71 points in back-to- back wins over Auburn and Arkansas.

Georgia also runs a no-huddle offense, but oach Mark Richt said Ole Miss, led by quarterback Bo allace, runs the offense at a faster pace. They just have a really good offensive package and a good Richt said. a challenging, balanced attack. very high tempo and you have to get lined up in a hurry when you lay these guys. sub some, but to go as fast as they doing it without doing a lot ofsubbing at imes.

biggest challenge is just going to be to line up and get ready because caught a lot ofpeople not being ready and taken advantage defense reemerged in the win over Florida after a string ofshaky performances, including an ugly 35-7 loss to South Carolina. Players and coaches said the main problem on defense before the Florida game had been poor communication and difficulty having all players in the proper alignment. There will be little time for communication on defense against the Rebels. Freeze said running the no-huddle offense can be a gamble ifthe Rebels are stopped on three downs. Quick punts can put too much pressure on Ole defense against a balanced Georgia offense.

Freeze said is very to make a full commitment to the high-tempo pace, but he said he has to remain aware ofthe risks. games are so Freeze said. playing teams like Georgia, who has those receivers and running backs, every time they touch it you hold your breath thinking they could score. I have a defensive staff that will hope you can slow this one down a little bit. a balancing Freeze said he will have only about 64 healthy play- ers against Georgia.

were a little deeper in the secondary and at defensive end, it would be even more he said. still tempting. not going to be effective all ofthe time, and you know when not effective going to be out there a span ofabout 40-45 seconds. Certainly Georgia has the type ofplayers and coaches that are going to make it unsuccessful at times. not confident that deep enough to go score 60 against Georgia to win a HATTIESBURG (AP) Southern Miss and Alabama-Birmingham have had a competitive and spirited rivalry over the past few years.

One ofthem is finally going to have some success this season a the xpense of the other on Sa urda The Golden Ea les (0-8, 0-4 Conf erence USA) and the Blaz er (1-7, 0-4) ha both slo ed through an tremel dif i cult season. Souther Miss is one of just tw teams in the oot ball Bo wl Subdi vision tha still doesn ha a victor It contin ues to be a stunning all for a pro am tha in ished with a pro am-high 12 wins last season. Fir sty ear coach Ellis ohnson said been a tr ying ew months. are unhappy, the coaches are Johnson said. have anything to say to anyone other than we are going to work as hard as we can to put the best product on the The Golden Ea les ha had so man issues, hard to pinpoint one problem.

The pla ed i dif ferent quar terbacks this season, but none of them ha produced uch of nse Ar senio a or ot the star last eek, completing 10 of 22 passes for 180 ards, no touchdo wns and tw interceptions. ohnson said ll be in the mix a ain, but previousl injured quarterbacks Chris Campbell and Anthon Alford could be health enough to help ir st-y ear coach Garrick McGee is also having a tough opening season. The Blazers only win was against Southeastern Louisiana a team from the Football Championship Subdivision and the main problem is a porous def ense tha gi ving up nearl 44 points per ame in four conf erence losses. hen ou coaching football a this lev el, hen there are technique la ws, or scheme la ws, the supposed to et ix McGee said. hen ou coaching a the Di vision I-A lev el, ou should be a ble to ix them, and I think the can be ix ohnson said he sees man similarities betw een Souther Miss and AB.

are a team lik us. The had some close losses and ames the could ha won and just close the Johnson said. think they are a dangerous football Both teams are adamant they given up on the season, even though bowl eligibility is out of the picture A senior lineback er Marvin Burdette set the school record with 24 tackles in last loss to ulane are guys on our team tha ha et to become full ma ture ha to sho them tha reg ardless of ho lif orks out, ou ha to eep oing still oing to gi the same ef for in pr actice Burdette said. ant to lea this place kno wing tha I helped some oung guys chang their mindset a bout this pro USM, UAB fight to turn around season Ole Miss wide receiver Vince Sanders (10) catches a ouchdown pass last Saturday againstArkansas. ASSOCIATED PRESS UGA wary ofletdown against Ole Miss.