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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2002 9C THE TIMES 8hreveporttimes.com HlOH Football? tVeek 8 lm onto for m. of mwh school footbau scores Haughton out-duels West Ouachita Casonkick) Second quarter LHS Lyntroyce Hewitt 18 pass trom Lawrence (Cason kick) MHS-Buck TeUifero 5 run (run tailed) Third quarter MHSTellitero 38 run (Tellrlero run) MHS Andre Jackson 25 run (Tellrlero run) Fourth quarter LHSDerrick Gray 2 pass from Lawrence (run failed) Devondric Tezeno and a 30-yard run by Grant Dunlop with a West Ouachita fumble at the start of the fourth quarter. However, the Chiefs (4-4, 0-2) came back with the first of sophomore running back Tiger Waller's two fourth-quarter scores and quarterback Chad Hatten hit Greg Lumpkin with a 65-yard touchdown pass to offset a 66-yard scoring pass from Holloway to josh Keith to pull within a touchdown with six minutes to play. After an interception, the Chiefs then went ahead. 36-35, on a Waller 3-yard run with 2:45 to play.

Waller had 217 yards on the night on 35 carries. "I knew we left too much time on the clock (after the score)," West Ouachita first-year coach Brian SPRINGHILL 33, PARKWAY 31 By Jim Dawson Special to The Times HAUGHTON For those Haughton Buccaneers fans who hadn't made it to Six Flags this year, last nighfs 43-36 fourth-quarter come from behind win over the West Ouachita Chiefs was enough of a roller coaster ride to last them for more than a while. With the two teams combining for 42 fourth-quarter points, it took a fumble recovery by Haughton's Marlon Montgomery at the Bucs 32-yard line with less than 30 seconds remaining to seal the win. After a 15-15 halftime tie, Haughton (7-1. 30 in District 2-4A) had appeared to put the game away after a late third-quarter 4-yard scoring pass from Seth Holloway to 9 a Springhill survives Parkway comeback.

By Brian McCallum The Times With both teams covering the basics like blocking and tackling, it was the hands of Cedrick Mendenhall and the ami of David Thomas that was the difference Friday for Springhill. The two connected five times, including three times in the end zone, and the Lumberjacks (6-2) went home with a 33-31 non-district win over Parkway in Bossier City. For a Panthers team that lost 17 games in a row before getting three wins so far this season, the loss to a Class 2A power was disappointing and encouraging at the same time. "It's not even close," Springhill coach Benny Reeder said of comparing the 2001 Panthers which lost 35-6 on the Lumberjacks' home field to the 2002 version which almost pulled off the comeback after trailing 33-24 with just minutes to play. "We told the kids all week they weren't playing the Parkway of old." This is a Panthers team which moves the ball, mostly through the air.

Chuck Beverage passed for 339 yards three touchdowns Friday, completing passes to eight ball handlers. "Offensively, we did just as well as we could do," first-year Parkway coach Jim Gatlin said. "They went toe-to-toe with an established program in North Louisiana, even though they are 2A The coaching staff can't complain about the effort Montgomery Holloway Fine said. And Fine's fears were proven when Holloway led the Buccaneers down the field for the go-ahead score on a 21-yard touchdown pass to Matt Moreland at the 2:07 mark. Fine's concern over the time remaining was echoed by Haughton head coach Rodney Guin.

"We hadnt been able to stop them on the ground many times be 4 i 5 1 IV. SPRINGHILL 33, PARKWAY 31 SprirahiH 13 13 0 7 -33 Pytnray 10 7 0 14 -31 Flmquvttr SHS-Cednck MendenhaH 73 pass from OavK) Thomas (kick laded) PHS Matt Barcelona 23 FG SHS- Mendenhall 39 pass tram Thoma6 (Thomas kick) PHS Tony Gnggs 15 pass trom Chuck Beverage (Barcelona kick) Second quarter SHS Oray Robinson 1 run (Thomas kick) PHS Roderick Moore 9 pass trom Chuck Beverage (Barcelona kick) SHS Mendenhall 27 pass from Thomas (run failed) Fourth quarter PHS Chad Beverage 10 pass from Chuck Beverage (Barcelona kick) SHS Darnel Cooper 4 run (Thomas kick) PHS Marcus Jeter 3 run Barcelona kick) Individual Statistic RUSHING SHS. Robinson 12-140 Rashaad Jones 7-X. Rod Aubery 6-23. Lalocey Lews 2-20.

Cooper 5-16, Thomas 4-4. PHS. Jeter 13-48. Dexter Ford 2-5. Ryan Hsttow 2- 5.

Moore 1-10. Doug Rntey t-2. Bryce McGulfee 1-0. Chuck Beverage 21). PASSING SHS Thomas 5-7-1 181; PHS, Chuck Beverage 22-37-1 339.

RECEIVING-SHS. Mendenhall 5-181, PHS. Chad Beverage 6-93. Tony Gnggs 3-104. Chits Lews 5-56, Hailow 3-28, Rntey 1-46, Moore 2-17, Ford 12), Jeter 1-(-2).

LOYOLA 24, HOMER 7 Loyola Homer 17 -24 0 -7 Firs) quarter LCP-Fiobbie Ham's 6 run (Arthur Carmody kick) Second quarter H-lerry Casey 11 run (Canton Harris kick) Fourth quarter LCP-Carmody21FG LCP-Mams 1 1 run (Carmody kick) LCP-Hams 13 run (Carmody kick) Individual Statistics RUSWNG-LCP, Roobie Hams 28-175. Andrew Walker 1- 3, Garrett Johnston 1 1-66. (40-239). Horn, Jerry Casey 11-56. Jarvis WiUs 11-20, Greg Nelson 7-35.

Dustin Daruie 2- 3 (31-113) PASSING LCP, John Evans 38-1 23 yds. Horn, Jarvis Willis 9-190, 140 yds. RECEIVWG-LCP, Stephen Morehart 1-4. Tony Devoting 1-12. Horn.

Brodenck Ramey 5-71 Damien Fisher 1-27, Kendnck Smith 1-19, Greg Nelson 2-21. ST. MARY 15, LASALLE 6 St. Mary 8 -15 0 UrSalle Flrsiquartar I Chris Wmdham 2 run (run tailed) Second quarter StM Oint Methvin 1 run lAndy Adams kick) Fourth quarter StM Zach Trichell 6 pass trom Melhvm (Jason Hayden run) Individual Statistics RUSHING StM. Antonyo Turner 33-140.

Hayden 6-29. Ctoutier 3-12. fvtethvm 3-5. US. Jesse Williams 11-31, Windham 4-26, Geoltrey King 5-23.

BYPASSING StM, Methvm 3-5-360. LaS, King 13-27-113-1 RECEIVING StM, Hayden 1-25. Tnschell 1-6. Clouter 1-5. LaS, Josh Magse 6-53, Josh Cockerham 4-38.

LAKESIDE 32, NORTH DESOTO 19 Lakeside North Desoto 0 14 6 12 -32 0 7 6 6 -19 Second quarter Chase Vise 22 run (Josh Todd nm) Charles Kinsey 16 run (twcfioint conv failed) Third quarter Vise 1 run (twoixxnt conv tailed) Fourth quarter Vise 15 run (two-poim conv tailed) Todd 7 pass to Luke Squires llwo-point conv failed) Individual Statistics RUSHING Vice 19-130. Kinsey 16-112. PASSING-L-Todd7-12-65-1. RECEIVING Squires 4-46, Kinsey 1 -2, Wade Wood 1-9. BASTROP 46, MINOEN 0 Minden Bastrop 0 21 0 -0 6 -46 First quarter BHSMarcus Green 34 run (kick tailed) BHS Jeremy Doaly 5 run (Green runl BHS Ve'Shawn Edmonds 1 run iBarretl Pepper kick) BHS Joe Smith 36 pass trom Edmonds (Pepper kick) Second quarter BHS-Doaty 31 run (kick failed) Third quarter BHS-Green 7 run (kick tailed) Fourth quarter BHS Lemarcus Lee 4 run (run failed) Individual Statistics RUSHING MHS.

CouiHand Hi 7-27, Tyrone Sun 4-28 Wayne Washington 8-26. BHS. Doaty 11-121, LeMarcus Lee 9-51 Green 5-50, Edmonds 6-41. PASSING MHS, Chris Wand 1-8-08. BHS, Edmonds 5-150 109.

RECEIVING BHS, Levi Dejohnetle 1-38, Smith 1-36. Joe Hawkins 1-18. NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL 23, SOUTHWOOD17 Southwood 7 3 7 0 -17 Natchitoches 10 7 0 6 -23 Firslquartar NCHS-Thurston Williams 2 run (Jack Crowed kick). NCHS-Crowell48FG SHS-James Richardson 99 kick return (Beaun Waddeil kick) Second quarter NCHS-Cole Gentry 6 run (Crowell kick) SHS-WaddeH27FG Third quarter SHS-Jarvis Sykes 30 iinterception return (Waddeil kick) Fourth quarter NCHS-Williams 25 run Ikick tailed) Individual Statistics RUSHING SHS. Wes Mason 6-9.

Antonio McKinnev 1-(. 9). James Richardson 10-25. Daniel Smaliey 3-9 Abron Johnson 1-8. NCHS.

Thurston Williams 28-92. Cote Gentry 4-26. Enc Uorer, 1-2. Kevm Stafford 4-8. Team 2h-6).

PASSING SHS. Mason 22-50. 88 yds NCHS, Gently 10-M 56 yds. Robert Terrell 1-1-0. 28 yds.

RECEIVING SHS. Lee Hunter 2-15. Richardson 1-51. Cordanous Martinez 1-14 NickJeter1-8 NCHS Leo Rachal 4-41. Wutms 2-2.

Mark Calvin 1-26 Uoiensl-13. MONTGOMERY 22, LOGANSPORT 20 Montgomery 0 i It 0 -22 Logansport 7 7 0 6 20 First quarter LHS-Oaytrus Hi 41 pass trom Trevor Lawrence (Gary fore there at the end," Guin said. "It was back-and-back there and we had to have a big play at a big time." The fumble recovery by Montgomery was as big a play as he could have hoped for. "I thought after Grant (Dunlop) scored with that fumble, that they (West Ouachita) would lay down and quit," Montgomery said. "But they kept coming back and coming back.

Montgomery had a big night for the Bucs, also scoring on a 60-vard second-quarter pass from Holloway, who was 20-for-31 on the night for 349 yards, and adding a big two-point conversion on their last score. "It was scary out there," Montgomery said of the final quarter. "I knew someone had to step up and make a big play." ft. 4 ft Burrow added 78 yards rushing late in the game. Hester's 5-yard run gave Evangel a first quarter lead before the Eagles jumi)ed the Raiders for three scores in the second quarter.

A 90-yard drive on 12 plays highlighted by a Booty 17-yard pass to Denny Duron set the stage for Booty's 5-yard scoring run. Tliat gave Evangel a 12-0 lead. A crossing route by Campbell allowed Booty to hit him with a 17-yard spiral with 5:38 left in the first half tliat gave the Eagles their third touchdown. Campbell also caught a two-point pass from Booty over the middle to make it 200. age for Northwood's offense.

Casey finished the night with 150 yards on 22 touches and three touchdowns. Casey ran the ball so hard that when he touched the ball, Woodlawn's secondary pinclwd hard toward the line of scrimmage to provide support to the ulterior front Une. Casey faked the run and passed out of the backfield twice for 68 yards. A 40-yard pass to Marquis Robinson was crucial, setting up his 2-yard plunge with a than a minute to play in the first half. Ouachita increased hs lead to 10-0 with a 32-yard field goal by Clint Martin with 8:57 nmiaining in the third quarter.

Another massive drive by Byrd, which carried over from the third quarter into the fourth, again stalled as a 28-yard field goal attempt was blocked. "They're so much bigger than us," Suggs said. "We were able to move the ball on them when we didnl make mistakes. It just seemed every time we got going, we had a penalty or busted assignment" Only on their final possession did the Yellow Jackets score. A 46-yard run by Trashon Rainey.

his second carry of the game, made it 10-7 with 5.29 remaining in the game. 1 1 7 RUSHING MHS Jackson 16-127. TeUifero 20-105. Zach Jones 3-7. (41-239).

LHS. Hewitt 24-83. Bnan Waines 541, Brandon Randall 1-4, Lawrence 31), Tyrone Marshall t-(-3). 134-124). LHS, Lawrence RECEIVING LHS, HHI 309, Waines 1-30, Gray 2-23, Hewitt 1-20.

7-142. RED RIVER 42, LAKEVIEW 20 Red River Lakeview 14 6 -42 6 -20 First quarter RR. Steary Clark 91 run (run tailed) RR DeKter Russell 9 pass from Clark (Jemarcus Moore run) I DeAngek) Coleman 4 run (nm failed) Second quarter I Raphiel Gay 45 fumble ivy (Bales run) RR Moore 9 pass from Clark (run failed) Third quarter RR Antonio Prelow 70 run (Russell run) RR Russell 5 run (run tailed) Fourth quarter RR Russell 1 run (Clark run) Bales 8 run (run failed) Individual Statistics RUSHING RR. Ronnie Whitaker 21-117. Clark 804.

Jesse Sdlon 2-12. Coleman 1501, Kendnck SnutJi 702, Gay 1-45. PASSING RR. Clark 153-169 Bales 8-1O-20 RECEIVING RR. Prelow 1-70 Sotton 4-54.

Jamarcus Moore 2-26, Russell 1-9. Chits Weaver 1-20. 1 BYRD 10, OUACHITA 7 Ouachita Byrd 0-10 7 -7 First quarter OHS-Michael Molt 2 run (Clint Martin kick) Third quarter 0HS Martin 32 FG Fourth quarter BHS Trashon Rainey 46 run (Pete Dupee kick) Individual Statistics RUSHING OHS. Mott 1802. Matt Boutwell 1 103.

-sfofaihari-Withrie 3H- B--JwiWiiburri-4-t2. firjrmarr' Bailey remmell Casey 1 1 -36. Brent Smith 5-1 7, Rainey 2-58. PASSING OHS. Boutwell 50-54-1 BHS.

Wilburn 040-1 William Edge 2-5-420 RECEIVING OHS. Martin 2-21. Mott 2-17, Roderick Handy 1-16. BHS, Claude Horlon 1-26. Delton Chandler 1-16.

HAYNESVILLE 33, SAREPTA 0 Haynesville 0 27 6 0 -33 Sarepta 0 0 0 0 0 Second quarter HHS-Bntt Hardin 43 run (Clay Canterbury kick) HHS falante Hill 55 int rtn (Canterbury kick) HHS Kevin Hollenbeck 30 pass from Ross Kilgore Canterbury kick) HHS Brandon Brownmiller 5 run (kick failed) Third quarter HHS Claudell Belt 48 run Ikick failed) Individual Statistics RUSHING HHS. Bell 9-75 TD. Haidm 508 TD, Brownmiller 9-5t TD. Kilgore 4-20. PASSING HHS.

Kilgore 1-7-300 1 TD RECEIVING HHS. Hotenbeck 1-30 1 TD. BENTON 47, NORTH CADDO 12 Benton 14 7 13 13 -47 North Caddo 0 6 0 6 -12 Firslquartar Michael Thomas 71 run (Brandon Hudson kick) Emmitt Patton 65 punt return (Hudson kick) Second quarter Patton 27 run (Hudson kick) NC Travis Black 22 pass trom Kenny Metier (kick failed) Third quarter DeMond Wheatiey 33 run ikick failed) Eddie Conway 31 nm (Hudson kick) Fourth quarter Conway 69 run (kick failed) IMC Johnathan Jones 7 pass from Netter (kick failedi Tim Smith 1 run (Hudson kicul Individual Statistics RUSHING BHS. Patton 5-39. Michael Thomas 605.

Wheattev 648. Conway 6-128. Smith 401 NCHS. Trans Black 8-40. Derrick Stibbens 24, Ricky White 1-5.

Cednck Thomas 4-20, Netter 12-105. PASSING NCHS. Netter 9-19-78 RECEIVING NCHS, Stttons 1-12, Jones 3-28, Jeremy Moore 3-38, Cednck Thomas 1 -6. HAUGHTON 43, WEST OUACHITA 36 West Ouachita Haughton 0 21-36 7 21 -43 First quarter HHS Bnan Adams 22 pass from Seth Holloway (Matt Glasscock kick) WO-Case Goodtellow 70 pass Irom Chad Hatten (Tiger Waller kick I) WO-Salety Second quarter HHSMarton Montgomery 60 pass Irom Holloway (Teieno pass from Hollowayl WO-Hatten 1 run (Kick (ailed) Third quarter HHS Tezeno 4 pass from Holloway (Glasscock kick) Fourth quarter HHS Grant Dunlop 25 run after tumble recovery (Glasscock kick) WO-Waller 7 run (Waller kick). HHS Josh Keith 66 pass trom Holloway (Kick tailed) WO-Greg Lumpkin 65 pass trom Hatten.

(Waller kick) WO-Walter 3 run iWader kickl. HHS Matt Moreland 21 pass from Holloway. (Montgomery run) Individual Statistics RUSHING WO. Wader 25-21 7 Jimmv Cotton 20. Rory Marts 11-71.

Hatten 10-38 (48-3321 HHS Chart Detanev 741 Holloway 10-36 (17-77) PASSING WO, Hatten 7-10-1 187 yds. HHS. Holloway 20-31-1 349 yds RECEIVING WO Bnan Townsend 440. Goodtellow 2-82. Lumpkin 1 05 HHS.

Tereno 8-101 Moreland 449, Josh Keith 6-1 17. Adams 1-22. Montgomery 1-60. Roundup Charles Kinsey also rushed for 112 yards and one touchdown as the Warriors toe a 14-7 halftime lead which they ertended to 32-13 before North DeSoto scored a Idte touchdown to make ft close. MANY 42.

KINDER 6: The 4-3. 30 Tigers held the Yellow Jackets without any points in the first three quarters, holding them to onty 6 points on the Many field. Marty's Robert Preston ran for 37 yards in the first quarter, while Cednc Jones and Antwatn Jacobs added points the second quarter. 12 by Jones and 6 by Jacobs. J.J.

Manie kcked three field goals, bnng the first half to 27-0. HAYNESVILLE 33, SAREPTA Haynesville Wew the game open in the second quarter with four touchdowns and never looked back, adding another score in the third quarter. Bntt Hardin. Falante Hill. Kevin Hollenbeck and Brandon Brownmiller all crossed the end rone before the half with Claudetl Bell adding another after th break.

Compiled by Kym Klau and Tim Bim Shane BavdTfte Times Parkway's Roderick Moore (left) gets wrapped up by Springhill's Rashaad Jones (40) and Demetric Gibson during the Lumberjacks' 33-31 victory over Parkway at Parkway on Friday night. looty, Evangel roll past Huntington asm HOit in this one." Nor can Springhill's for the most part. The Lumberjacks brought out a quietly dangerous passing attack which used just two players -Mendenhall, the tight end, and Thomas, the quarterback. "Coach already told me in practice this week what they were going to do," Mendenhall said. "He told me where the safety would be, and he fold me 1 would be wide open.

People dont expect a tight end to be really fast" Mendenhall covered or not was devastating to the Panthers in the first half. He caught scoring passes of 73, 39 and 27 yards. The long one came on the second play of the game, when he found himself open by 20 yards, but he proved he could gather the ball in traffic on Springhill's next pass play its second touchdown by coming down with the ball for the 39-yard score in the end zone. Parkway's developing passing game kept the Panthers in the game however. Beverage began to find receivers across the field and passed for 156 yards in the first half, connecting with Roderick Moore and Tony Griggs for scoring tosses of 9 and 15 yards.

The Lumberjacks took a 26-17 lead into halftime, and after a scoreless third quarter the teams, got -back into the offensive battle. Chad Beverage caught a tipped ball from his quarterback brother for a 10-yard score to make it 26-24, and after a 3-yard run by Springhill's Daniel Cooper, the Panthers drove downfield in and scored on a Marcus Jeter 3-yard run with 18 seconds remaining. "He (Booty) is such an accurate passer," Huntington coach John Hazza said afterward. "But I think our guys played hard and about as well as they could play. I was also proud of our of fense.

Evangel (7-1. 3-0) won its seventh in a row after an opening loss to Longview (Texas) on the road. Huntington, winner of six straight to Campbell stail the season, has now lost its last two. The Raiders are 6-2 overall and 1-2 in the needs OT their first District 14A victory. Woodlawn quarterback Aaron Anderson rushed for 154 yards including a five-play, 80-yard drive that took 3:05 capped off by a 67-yard touchdown with 8:50 k'ft in the game to force an overtime decision with the Falcons.

"It feels good to get our first district win. My offensive line was a big factor in the game tonight" Anderson said The win was big for Woodlawn and head coach Mike Green. "Every win is important but ing for 92 yards on 18 carries. He was the game's leading rusher. "Defensively, Byrd did a great job of taking away things that we have had great success with." Causey said.

"Coach Suggs has done a great job with that team. "We really like to mix it up and strive for balance. Even though it wasn't raining, we considered it a wet-game field." Despite problems with the snaps and handoffs, Ouachita marched 59 yards in 12 plays to take the early lead in the game. Mott's 2-yard plunge put the Lions ahead 7-0 with 5:01 remaining in the first quarter. Byrd's best chance to score in the first half didnl come until its final drive.

On both possessions in the V5 district That's the best he (Booty) has played," Evangel coach Dennis Dunn said. "We executed well and we were patient on offense. Defensively, we've played well all year." Booty got plenty of help from junior wide receiver Connor Campbell, who had seven receptions for 134 yards and a touchdown. Campbell helped the Eagles' cause with excellent running after each catch. Evangel kept Huntington off balance with its running game.

Big Jacob Hester bulled his way for 81 yards on 12 carries while Jace By Pesky Hill Special To The Times John David Booty, shredding the Huntington defense with the precision of a surgeon, passed Louisiana's No. 1-ranked Evangel Eagk's to a 41-19 District 1-5A victory Friday night at Rodney Duron Field. Booty, who only threw two incomplete passes in 22 attempts in tlx' first half, finished his evening late in the third quarter after fading Evangel to a 41-6 lead. The 6-3, 180-pound junior completed 26K)f-29 passes for 382 yards and two touchdowns. Woodlawn Knights get first District 14A win.

By Franky Leone Special to The Times The Woodlawn Knights posted their first district win of the season beating the Northwood Falcons, 28-20. in overtime at Northwood Stadium on Friday night LaTaurus Simpson plunged in from 2 yards out to give the Knights to down Northwood Red River rolls over 1-2A rival Lakeview Byrd: Missed opportunities stifle Yellow Jackets tonight was sometliing sj)ecial for our kids," Green said. Ve dropped three games in a row. Tonight the defense made big plays. Anderson and Chark-s Edwards also made some huge plays.

Coach (Chuck) Dupree has a great bunch of kids and he is doing a wonderful job with them." Woodlawn fullback Charles Edwards knocked the wind out of Northwood's defense, rushing for 90 yards on 13 carries. For the Falcons it was Jemon Casey distributing most of the dam second quarter, the Yellow Jackets had fantastic field position, starting at the Ouachita 40-yard line or better. After a poor punt by Ouachita, Byrd started its final drive of the half at the Lions 35, Taking 12 plays, and converting a fourth-and-one along the way, the Yellow Jackets worked their way to the 5-yard Une. Facing another fourth down, Suggs elected to go for the end zone, instead of attempting the field goal. Byrd quarterback Jeremy Wilburn regained control of tlie ball after it slipped out of his hand when he attempted a pass.

Scrambling to his right his pass to an open receiver in the end zone came up short From Staff Reports CAMPTI The 6-2 Red River Bulldogs used a 91--ard run by Steary Clark in the first quarter to start out their 42-20 win at Lakeview (44). Clark threw a 9-yard pass to Dexter Russell to give Red River a 14-6 lead, wiiich came from a 4-yard run from DeAngek) Cok'man. LakevkVs Raphid Gay ran 45 yards on a fumble recovery in the second quarter while Red River dominated with three touchdowns. ST MAirrS 15, LASALLE 8: Clint rVtetfMn may have onrv passed tor 36 yards against LaSaiie on Fnday. bat his one touchdown ttirow to Zach TncheH in the fourth quarter was enough to emended the Tigers' (71.

3-OI unbeaten district run. Methvm also scored the first tcchdown for St Mary in the second quarter, which tied the scores ater Chrts Windham had given LaSaiie the lead. LAKESIDE 32, NORTH DESOTO 19: Chase Vice rushed for 130 yards and scored three touchdowns as Lakeside ran out comfortable winners Over the Gntflns. Continued from 1C The field may have been a lineman's dream, but for anyone carrying the footbalL it was a nightmare. "We were trying to give them a lot of misdirection to use our speed, but the field hampered us" Byrd head coach Mike Suggs said.

"We played good enough to win, but the mistakes killed us." With every running play outside of the hash marks virtually shut down, either team had to stick with the running game between the hash marks to gain yardage. Ouachita's big offensive line may the job a little easier for its backs. Ouachita fullback Michael Motl became the Lions' workhorse, rush.