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Anonymous The Meridian Star Sat Sep 06, 2008, 01:25 AM CDT

Aberdeen 49, Pontotoc 32

Ackerman 37, Caledonia 7

Amory 23, New Hope 20

Baldwyn 25, Saltillo 7

Belmont 18, Tishomingo County 15

Booneville 42, Nettleton 6

Bowling Green, La. 41, Columbia Aca. 7

Brandon 35, West Lauderdale 28

Briarfield, La. 20, Humphreys Aca. 14

Calhoun City 46, Falkner 13

Callaway 22, Provine 20

Calvary Christian 57, Mt. Salus 26

Canton Aca. 19, Leake Aca. 13

Cathedral 16, Salem 14

Central Academy 56, Tensas Academy, La. 50

Central Hinds Aca. 28, Amite School 0

Central Holmes 34, North Sunflower Aca. 0

Charleston 42, West Tallahatchie 6

Choctaw Central 22, Kemper County 6

Clarksdale Lee Aca. 7, Indianola Aca. 0

CM&I; 40, Veritas School 14

Copiah Aca. 8, Brookhaven Aca. 6

Corinth 28, New Albany 22

Crystal Springs 24, Hinds AHS 6

D’Iberville 24, Collins 14

Deer Creek School 40, Sharkey-Issaquena Aca. 0

East Webster 59, Thrasher 0

Enterprise Clarke 41, Lake 0

Ethel 35, Thomastown 0

Forest 42, Prentiss 6

Forrest Co. AHS 42, Poplarville 21

Franklin Co. 35, McComb 6

Gentry 35, Ruleville 0

George County 38, Greene County 22

Glenbrook, La. 46, Wilkinson County Christian Academy 13

Hamilton 27, South Pontotoc 18

Hancock 18, Bay St. Louis 13

Hattiesburg 42, Laurel 28

Hebron Christian 25, Benton Aca. 24

Hernando 52, Marianna Lee, Ark. 8

ICCE 40, Calhoun Aca. 20

Itawamba 34, Senatobia 19

Jackson Aca. 38, Oak Hill Aca. 0

Kosciusko 27, Houston 23

Lawrence County 49, North Pike 13

Leland 47, Cleveland 6

Lewisburg 49, Strayhorn 0

Magnolia Heights 36, Marshall Aca. 6

McLaurin 26, Florence 10

Meridian 34, Starkville 7

Mooreville 14, Mantachie 6

Mount Olive 45, Mize 12

MUS, Tenn. 29, Olive Branch 22

Nanih Waiya 42, French Camp 6

Neshoba Central 32, Morton 12

Newton 20, Wilkinson County 18

Newton Co. Aca. 27, University Christian 0

North Pontotoc 56, Hatley 14

O’Bannon 27, Palmer 6

Ocean Springs 34, Gautier 7

Okolona 6, West Oktibbeha 0

Oxford 24, Horn Lake 21

Parklane Aca. 26, East Rankin Aca. 7

Philadelphia 19, Carthage 13

Picayune 32, Madison Central 22

Pillow Aca. 34, Starkville Aca. 0

Pisgah 36, West Lincoln 0

Porter’s Chapel Aca. 34, Prairie View, La. 8

Puckett 27, Stringer 7

Purvis 41, Loyd Star 15

Raleigh 28, Mendenhall 0

Ripley 42, North Panola 22

Sebastopol 64, Noxapater 0

Shannon 14, Lafayette 7

Simpson Aca. 17, Alpha Christian 12

Smithville 39, East Oktibbeha 12

South Panola 34, Clarksdale 0

St. Andrew’s 34, Yazoo County 14

St. Joseph, Greenville 34, Riverside 13

St. Stanislaus 56, Pass Christian 36

Stone County 20, Perry Central 7

Taylorsville 15, Bassfield 6

TCPS 58, Houkla 0

Tupelo 44, Grenada 0

Velma Jackson 32, Ridgeland 20

Vicksburg 7, Warren Central 0

Washington School 34, Heritage Aca. 7

Wayne County 28, Louisville 3

Wesson 33, Richland 25

West Lowndes 38, Biggersville 14

West Point 42, Columbus 7

Winona 30, Eupora 29

Winston Aca. 9, Kirk Aca. 7

Yazoo City 18, Greenwood 0

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