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Playoff scoreboard

The Associated Press

Class 5A

Madison Central 50, Olive Branch 49, 3OT

Meridian 27, Hattiesburg 3

Oak Grove 35, Natchez 15

South Panola 21, Northwest Rankin 14

Class 4A

Third Round

D’Iberville 42, Northeast Jones 21

Noxubee County 42, New Hope 14

Shannon 7, Lafayette 0

West Jones 10, Wayne County 7

Class 3A

Third Round

Aberdeen 35, Winona 31

Franklin Co. 7, Columbia 0

Louisville 51, Corinth 28

Tylertown 14, Newton County 7

Class 2A

Third Round

Baldwyn 28, West Bolivar 14

Bassfield 27, Scott Central 8

Eupora 28, Walnut 7

Forest 23, Taylorsville 21

Class 1A

Second Round

Calhoun City 14, East Webster 7

Mount Olive 33, Durant 6

Puckett 35, Stringer 13

Ray Brooks 22, Vardaman 20

MPSA A

Semifinal

DeSoto School 31, Winona Christian 6

Glenbrook, La. 30, Porter’s Chapel Aca. 7

MPSA AA

Semifinal

Centreville Aca. 17, Oak Forest, La. 14

Kirk Aca. 7, Clarksdale Lee Aca. 6

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Playoff scores

Class 5A

Hattiesburg 28, Ocean Springs 17

Madison Central 14, Southaven 9

Meridian 55, George County 24

Natchez 25, Petal 21

Northwest Rankin 19, Tupelo 16, OT

Oak Grove 27, Harrison Central 20

South Panola 20, Provine 8

Class 4A

Second Round

D’Iberville 41, Quitman 14

Lafayette 10, Pearl 7

New Hope 13, Vicksburg 7

Northeast Jones 28, Lawrence County 13

Noxubee County 28, Itawamba 14

Shannon 33, West Lauderdale 6

Wayne County 27, Picayune 20

West Jones 17, Brookhaven 7

Class 3A

Second Round

Aberdeen 28, Ripley 21

Columbia 25, South Pike 14

Corinth 31, Amory 28

Franklin Co. 35, Hazlehurst 20

Louisville 20, Senatobia 7

Newton County 33, Collins 14

Winona 14, North Panola 12

Class 2A

Second Round

Baldwyn 14, Ackerman 13

Bassfield 18, Philadelphia 7

Eupora 36, LeFlore County 6

Forest 18, St. Patrick 17

Leland 24, Walnut 21

West Bolivar 15, Hollandale Simmons 6

Class 1A

First Round

Calhoun City 53, St. Joseph, Greenville 14

Durant 32, Bogue Chitto 26

East Webster 59, Shaw 7

Mount Olive 28, Sebastopol 8

Puckett 52, Nanih Waiya 0

Ray Brooks 20, Smithville 0

Stringer 17, Weir 14

MPSA A

Quarterfinal

DeSoto School 33, Hebron Christian 13

Glenbrook, La. 33, Sylva-Bay Aca. 14

Porter’s Chapel Aca. 27, Huntington, La. 26

Winona Christian 14, Marvell Academy, Ark. 7

MPSA AA

Quarterfinal

Centreville Aca. 21, Bowling Green, La. 10

Clarksdale Lee Aca. 14, Winston Aca. 7

Kirk Aca. 21, Canton Aca. 0

Oak Forest, La. 30, Trinity Episcopal 7

MPSA AAA Division 1

Championship

Jackson Prep 35, Madison-Ridgeland Aca. 14

MPSA AAA Division 2

Championship

Washington School 26, Magnolia Heights 7

Friday’s High School Football Scores

PHOTO:Deste Lee
Walnut’s Brett Clifton is brought down by West Tallahatchie’s Kendrick Hoskins in the first quarter.

Biggersville 20, East Oktibbeha 18

Brandon 54, Wingfield 16

Cathedral 42, West Lincoln 18

Clinton 15, Provine 12

Drew 30, Broad Street 28

Durant 40, South Leake 16

East Webster 18, West Lowndes 14

Gulfport 21, Biloxi 7

Harrison Central 38, Hancock 19

Hattiesburg 19, Natchez 15

Madison Central 49, Greenville-Weston 0

McAdams 34, French Camp 6

Meridian 48, Terry 14

Mount Olive 56, Bogue Chitto 28

Nanih Waiya 36, Thomastown 0

Northwest Rankin 34, Murrah 31

Oak Grove 35, Jackson Jim Hill 6

Ocean Springs 35, George County 28, OT

Okolona 22, Thrasher 20

Olive Branch 45, Tupelo 34

Petal 27, Pascagoula 14

Pisgah 28, Salem 12

Puckett 48, Pelahatchie 7

Sebastopol 40, Ethel 14

Shaw 26, Coffeeville 7

Smithville 14, Falkner 8

Southaven 22, Horn Lake 7

St. Joseph, Greenville 34, J.F. Kennedy 7

Starkville 29, Columbus 21

Strayhorn 28, Coldwater 22

Warren Central 27, Grenada 14

Class 4A

First Round

Brookhaven 42, St. Stanislaus 27

D’Iberville 35, Mendenhall 32

Itawamba 26, Yazoo City 0

Lafayette 13, West Point 0

Lawrence County 51, Bay St. Louis 14

New Hope 27, Cleveland 8

Northeast Jones 10, Moss Point 0

Noxubee County 36, Hernando 10

Pearl 48, Tishomingo County 25

Picayune 40, Forest Hill 12

Quitman 10, Stone County 0

Shannon 46, Yazoo County 8

Vicksburg 30, Pontotoc 21

Wayne County 41, Forrest Co. AHS 20

West Jones 20, Gautier 13

West Lauderdale 29, Clarksdale 14

Class 3A

First Round

Aberdeen 33, Charleston 20

Amory 37, Velma Jackson 20

Collins 45, Perry Central 18

Columbia 18, Crystal Springs 8

Corinth 24, Holly Springs 14

Franklin Co. 38, Southeast Lauderdale 7

Hazlehurst 60, Purvis 20

Louisville 21, McClain 14

Magee 28, Greene County 26

Newton County 35, Jefferson County 12

North Panola 26, Booneville 21

Ripley 42, Rosa Fort 6

Senatobia 34, North Pontotoc 14

South Pike 21, Morton 6

Tylertown 42, Raleigh 8

Winona 38, East Side 7

Class 2A

First Round

Ackerman 28, South Delta 6

Baldwyn 55, Coahoma Co. 18

Bassfield 36, Loyd Star 7

East Marion 57, Hinds AHS 40

Eupora 36, O’Bannon 0

Forest 46, Bay Springs 45

Hollandale Simmons 30, Bruce 6

LeFlore County 24, Hamilton 8

Leland 33, Water Valley 14

North Forrest 21, St. Andrew’s 7

Philadelphia 63, Mize 26

Scott Central 21, Enterprise Clarke 0

St. Patrick 49, Wesson 28

Taylorsville 31, Newton 13

Walnut 38, West Tallahatchie 0

West Bolivar 40, Belmont 8

MPSA A

First Round

DeSoto School 34, Tunica Institute of Learning 14

Glenbrook, La. 44, Central Hinds Aca. 7

Hebron Christian 51, Briarfield, La. 42

Huntington, La. 44, Newton Co. Aca. 24

Marvell Academy, Ark. 31, Strider Aca. 24

Porter’s Chapel Aca. 10, Tallulah, La. 0

Sylva-Bay Aca. 33, Wayne Aca. 14

Winona Christian 15, West Memphis Christian, Ark. 14

MPSA AA

First Round

Bowling Green, La. 29, Brookhaven Aca. 27

Canton Aca. 26, Leake Aca. 10

Centreville Aca. 39, River Oaks, La. 8

Clarksdale Lee Aca. 31, Riverfield, La. 12

Kirk Aca. 23, Marshall Aca. 10

Oak Forest, La. 28, Central Private, La. 22

Trinity Episcopal 17, Simpson Aca. 7

Winston Aca. 32, Copiah Aca. 18

MPSA AAA Division 1

Semifinal

Jackson Prep 21, Jackson Aca. 7

Madison-Ridgeland Aca. 28, Pillow Aca. 23

MPSA AAA Division 2

Semifinal

Magnolia Heights 41, Presbyterian Christian 16

Washington School 42, Lamar School 7

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Davis leads Southern against UAB

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HATTIESBURG – Austin Davis scored five rushing touchdowns and threw another score to lead Southern Mississippi to an easy 70-14 victory over Alabama-Birmingham on Saturday night.

The Golden Eagles, (3-6, 2-4 Conference USA) snapped a five-game losing streak, which was their longest in 32 years. Southern Miss has never lost to UAB in nine all-time meetings.

The Blazers (2-7, 1-4) have lost four of their last five games.

Southern Miss scored the most points since beating Cal-State Fullerton 70-0 in 1975.

Davis, along with running backs Damion Fletcher and Tory Harrison, led a Southern Miss offense with 49 first half points — setting a new team record.

Davis scored on runs of 10, 8, 23 and 1 yards in the first half, and also hit De’Andre Brown on a 60 yard touchdown pass.

He then added a 4-yard scoring run just over one minute into the third quarter, giving the Golden Eagles a 56-7 lead and breaking a Southern Miss record for the most touchdowns by a player in one game.

His scoring pass gave the redshirt freshman 16 touchdown passes on the season, breaking the old Southern Miss freshman mark set by Brett Favre in 1997.

Harrison, who replaced the starter Fletcher, also scored on a pair of 1-yard runs in the first half, as the Golden Eagles took a 49-7 lead at halftime. He added a 69-yard scoring run in the third quarter, and finished with a game high 137 yards on 20 carries.

Fletcher ran for 86 yards on just three carries early in the game, including a career long 69 yarder, before being sidelined by a leg injury. His rushing total put him over the 1,000 yard mark for the season, and also allowed the junior to become the only player in school history to rush for over 4,000 yards in a career.

The Golden Eagles tied a team record with nine rushing touchdowns in the game.