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Jasper showed some promise with their youth, but they also showed their weaknesses with lot of missed tackles, dropped passes and PENALTIES!! Jasper has got to develop some plays that a youthful quarterback can handle to pass the ball.

Lions have huge offensive line that made it difficult for Jasper to pick up the running back which was extra difficult with all the misdirection of the many different formation Lions ran..from the wing T to the nasty slot to pro-sets. Lions have 2 or 3 very good running backs..especially #5. First win for the Lions over the Dogs since the early 50s...time to get ready for BH now and good luck to the Lions.

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Livingston defeats Jasper

By: The Enterprise

09/02/2006

LIVINGSTON - Livingston covered plenty of ground against Jasper on Friday, as the Lions powered behind their running game en route to a 27-14 win in the season opener for both teams.

Led behind the running-back duo of T.J. Harrell and Daniel Williams, the Lions broke for 350 rushing yards and three touchdowns on land.

Livingston struck first with on a 5-yard run by Williams with three minutes left in the first quarter. One minute later, Jasper quarterback William Ellis broke for a 68-yard touchdown run, but the Lions answered with two touchdowns for a 21-7 lead late in the second quarter.

Travon Limbrick scored Jasper's only other touchdown, which came about a minute before halftime, on a 1-yard run. Livingston kicked two field goals during the third period.

The Bulldogs were led by Ellis' 144 rushing yards on the night, but a sluggish passing attack produced just 24 yards in the air for Jasper.

Groveton 43, West Hardin 0

GROVETON-West Hardin kept things close until Groveton used a 22-point outburst in the third quarter on the way to a 43-0 victory.

Groveton took a 14-0 lead into halftime and used a punishing ground game to pull ahead. Putting together a productive night on the ground, the Indians rushed for 460 yards on 40 carries, while West Hardin managed 278 yards of total offense.

Quarterback Brandon Letsinger led the Oilers with 128 total-yards on offense and running back Zach Simmons added 49 yards on the ground for West Hardin.

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