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Pearl River football battles back at Hinds, but loses in overtime

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By Jadarrius Gordon, Kabe Barnett, Ian Gonzalez, Javonta Caldwell
| WRJW Radio Verified
Dylan Dunaway - PRCC Sports Information Director RAYMOND, Miss. — The Pearl River football team showed some fight Thursday night by battling back from 20 points down to force overtime against Hinds but lost a heartbreaker 34-27. "We didn't play well enough and didn't coach well enough," head coach Seth Smith said. "The fight was there for our kids, but it's hard to beat anyone if you get down 27-7.
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PRCC fell short to Itawamba on Thursday

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By Amarion Tyson, Kabe Barnett, Ja’Quaylen Love, Jadarrius Gordon
| Vicksburg Daily News
Story from PRCC Athletics: FULTON, Miss. — Defensive play was at an all-time high Thursday night at Eaton Field as Pearl River took on Itawamba, but the Wildcats couldn’t get it done on offense, falling 10-0. The Wildcats intercepted one pass, recovered a pair of fumbles and registered an incredible 12 tackles-for-loss. “They (Itawamba) played really well, but we work too hard to ever lose 10-0,” head coach Seth Smith said. “Our defense gave us every single opportunity tonight.
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Defensive stand highlights Pearl River's upset victory over No. 7 Northwest

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By Kabe Barnett, Henry Lee Jr., Travis Bendolph Jr., Charles Atkins Jr.
| prccathletics.com
POPLARVILLE, Miss. — Clinging to a 1-point 24-23 lead, the Pearl River football team had its back against the wall on the road against No. 7 Northwest in Thursday's season opener. With nearly three minutes left on the clock, the Rangers had a first and goal from the Wildcat 2-yard line. Following an incomplete pass and a rush for no gain, the Rangers attempted another run play.
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