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Chargers outlast stubborn Obion -- Yards are hard to come by in Region 7-3A win
\"During halftime we emphasized the mistakes that we made in the first half and we corrected them,\" [Jay Murphee] said. \"We noticed that we were having success using the quarterback running the ball, and we really wanted to take advantage of this in the second half.\" Even though [Steven Hoskins] had a good night, it would be the special team that brought the victory home for the Chargers. They recovered an onsides kick after Obion's last touchdown. The Charger offense made one more first down and drained the clock. The powerful Covington rushing attack was held in check in first half. Senior running back Rodney Gude picked up only 13 yards on 5 carries and junior running back Thomas Hall was limited to 7 yards in 5 tries. Although the Chargers found yards tough to come by, Obion wasn't moving the ball either. Covington led 8-0 at halftime.
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Infinity wars
\"We have always fought. War is the furnace that forges new technologies and pushes humanity ever onward. We are the children of a battle that began with first and sticks, and ended on the brink of atomic Armageddon. Beyond here lies another war, infinite in scope and scale. But who will fight the war of tomorrow? Join Elizabeth Bear, Indrapramit Das, Aliette de Bodard, Garth Nix and many, many more in an exploration of the furthest extremes of military science fiction\"--Back cover.
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Covington warmups promising -- Preseason jamboree shutouts instill air of confidence, but work remains
Covington coach Jay Murphree, in his second year at the helm , said he was pleased with the way his team performed in the jamboree, although he noted the Chargers still have a lot of work to do before their first game of the season this Friday at home against Raleigh- Egypt. The Chargers rushed for two touchdowns and 120 yards on 10 carries in the win over Lake County. Sophomore Jessie Somerville led the Chargers in this scrimmage with 46 yards and one touchdown. His score was set up when Covington's defense recovered a fumble deep inside Lake County territory.
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Friday night prep football In review - Passing grade -- Despite win, numbers worry Millington coach
Photos; Photos by Grant Ellis/Special to The Commercial Appeal Millington High sophomore back [Trey Woods] can't be stopped by East's [Brandon Smalls]. [Antonio Jones] had 107 yards on nine carries and scored a touchdown in the Trojans' easy victory. The Millington Trojans, who travel to Craigmont on Friday, are 5-1. Playing against East High School on Friday night, the Trojans rushed for 446 yards on 38 carries and six touchdowns. This week's game against Craigmont won't be easy. The Trojans will be working on their passing game. Millington High's Trey Woods eludes East High defender Brandon Smalls on his way to a touchdown. There was little stopping the sophomore, who rushed for 107 yards.
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Munford stays with Ripley for half game -- Tigers topple Cougars with second-half surge
On the Cougars' next possession, senior running back Malcolm Walker pushed the Cougars down the field on carries of 1, 6 and 53 yards. The drive was topped off by another [Mitch Huelsing] touchdown from a yard out. The second half began much like the first ended with Ripley scoring this time on a 51-yard touchdown run by [Andrew Johnson], which gave the Tigers a 21-14 lead. From that point, things began to unravel for the Cougars as they turned the ball over on a fumble by Huelsing deep in their own territory on their first series of the second half. The Cougar defense stopped the Tigers on three consecutive plays, but on fourth and 4 from the Cougar 9, the Tigers scored again, taking a 28-14 lead. The Cougars came right back, taking a minute and 12 seconds to score on a 37-yard pass from Huelsing to senior Matt Gray, bringing the score to 28-21. Huelsing finished the evening with three completions for 53 yards and a touchdown and two carries for 2 yards and two touchdowns.
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Officiating frustrates Cougars -- Determination, physical play make Munford the victor
The Cougars (2-1) were placed at a disadvantage from the start, due to officiating, according to Munford head coach Wayne Randall. Munford answered with a 25-yard touchdown run by senior running back Jerry Jackson to tie the game at 6-6 and senior kicker Rob Matheson kicked the extra point to take the lead, 7-6. The Cougars received the opening kickoff of the second half and proceeded to give the ball to senior running back Malcolm Walker on nine straight plays, with Walker scoring from the Northside 8 .
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