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- Height:
- 5-8
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- Weight:
- 160
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- Year:
- Fr.
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- Hometown:
- Pascagoula, MS
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- High School:
- Vancleave HS
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- Position:
- PK/P
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- fg
- 9-12
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- pat
- 64-69
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- pts
- 91
Recent games
Season Statistics
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Game Log - Rushing
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Game Log - Kicking
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Game Log - Returns
Game Log - All-Purpose
Game Log - Scoring
Game Log - Defense
Splits Stats: Passing
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Splits Stats: All-Purpose
Splits Stats: Scoring
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News mentions
The Lions of East Mississippi Community College remained undefeated in postseason bowl play under head coach Buddy Stephens with a 27-17 win over No. 13 Kilgore (TX) College in Sunday afternoon’s Mississippi Bowl played at A.L. May Memorial Stadium on the campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
Fresh from earning their fifth MACJC State/NJCAA Region 23 football championship in eight years, the third-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College have placed a state-most seven players on this year’s NJCAA All-Region 23 football team, as announced Monday by the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges office headquartered in Jackson.
The third-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College claimed their fifth MACJC State/NJCAA Region 23 football championship with a 38-30 victory over No. 4 and reigning state and national champion Northwest Mississippi Community College Saturday afternoon at Sullivan-Windham Field.
The third-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College are set to compete for their fifth MACJC state football championship Saturday afternoon on the Scooba campus against No. 4 Northwest Mississippi Community College. Kickoff between the three-time national champion EMCC Lions and the reigning state and national champion NWCC Rangers is set for 2 p.m. at Sullivan-Windham Field.
The third-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College earned the right to play for their fifth MACJC state football championship by coming from behind to knock off Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, 27-24, during Saturday’s state semifinals played at Sullivan-Windham Field.
As a final tune-up in preparation for the upcoming MACJC state playoffs, the third-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College closed out an 8-1 regular season by blanking Hinds Community College, 42-0, Thursday evening at Sullivan-Windham Field.
Posting their first shutout of the year, the third-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College secured their sixth straight MACJC North Division football title and eighth in nine years with a 42-0 road win over Coahoma Community College Thursday night at James E. Miller Stadium.
On the heels of Saturday’s 51-32 homecoming win over previously top-ranked Northwest Mississippi, East Mississippi Community College quarterback De’Andre Johnson has been named MACJC Offensive Player of the Week for the third time this season.
With seven different players reaching the end zone on the day, the fourth-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College never trailed in claiming a 51-32 homecoming victory over top-ranked and reigning national champion Northwest Mississippi Community College Saturday afternoon at Sullivan-Windham Field.
In what likely ranks as one of the most eagerly anticipated regular season junior college football games in recent memory, the fourth-ranked and three-time national champion Lions of East Mississippi Community College are set to play host to the top-ranked and reigning national champion Northwest Mississippi Community College Rangers Saturday afternoon on the Scooba campus. Slated for a 2 p.m. kickoff at Sullivan-Windham Field with major postseason implications possibly on the line, Saturday’s MACJC showdown will cap EMCC’s homecoming weekend festivities.
For their efforts in last week’s high-scoring road victory over Holmes, East Mississippi Community College linebacker Dakota Allen and kicker/punter Taylor Crabtree have earned MACJC Defensive and Special Teams Player of the Week honors, respectively.
In earning his 80th career head coaching victory, Buddy Stephens’ ninth-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College reached the 70-point mark for the sixth time in his nine-year EMCC coaching stint by powering to a 73-7 MACJC North Division triumph over visiting Mississippi Delta Community College Thursday evening at Sullivan-Windham Field.
During an offensive MACJC North Division showdown between two nationally ranked top 15 teams that featured more than 1,400 combined yards of total offense and 86 points, the visiting 11th-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College outlasted No. 15 Itawamba Community College, 44-42, Thursday evening at Eaton Field on the ICC campus.
The 14th-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College opened MACJC North Division play by scoring 41 unanswered points to break open a tight contest in the second half and cruise to a 54-10 victory over visiting Northeast Mississippi in their home opener Thursday night at Sullivan-Windham Field.
The 12th-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College scored 45 unanswered points against 17th-ranked Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College to cruise to a 45-7 road win over the Bulldogs Thursday night at newly renovated A.L. May Memorial Stadium.
Despite fielding a limited roster consisting of only newcomers, the preseason No. 1-ranked East Mississippi Community College Lions took Jones County Junior College to the final play before dropping a tough 27-25 road decision to the Bobcats in Thursday’s season opener played at Bobcat Stadium/Sim Cooley Field on the JCJC campus.