Southern Baptist Educational Center - Trojan Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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DE-FENSE! DE-FENS l sf A YF 1. V T' Q 1 I4OfSpor I5 A host of white shirts around the ball 25 Trojan defense swarms to the ball 35 Ricky Sparkman and friends block kick to win the game 45 Keenum makes the quarterback sack 55 Hoggard prepares to punish. 65 Ricky Sparkman sets school record with 56-yard kick The Trojans visited O.B.A. the next week and lost another heart- breaker on a last-second O.B.A. touchdown, falling I4-IQ. Homecom- ing was next and S.B.E.C. was not to be denied. Scott Keenum had an 86-yard touchdown return off a kickoff to give the Trojans a 7-6 victory over Frayser Baptist. S.B.E.C. was home against Skyview next and pulled out a I5-6 victory. ts S ,f lfs 4 . .W-H. W. 't K , , .5,, . irrfee 'L .- L V1,.. I I f, , iili T 5- S sti. r J , with some spectacular catches by Leslie Weldon. Next the Trojans took to the road again with differ- ent results - S.B.E.C. annihilated Westside, 55-6, John Jackson had three touchdowns, Steve Fuson had two, and Jerry Brigance also had two. Prep was playing host to S.B.E.C. in the next game and the fourth ranked Panthers had all they could handle. Spence Hood's one- yard run capped a 75-yard drive by the Trojans in the second half. Prep scored the winning touchdown with 58 seconds to go, on a 25-yard drive. S.B.E.C. had showed itself strong against the state-bound Panthers, 7-I4.

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4 s bfi, -'stahl 0 4 A 4 N W.. T., ,441--- -fwf- fl f, rf ' 1 TRQJANS TLIR THE TIDE ,tt - fl V lf' ' ' as L .5 Q' .f 5 v-1 YA MN .,.. ui. The Trojans opened the year with a bang by blowing Byhalia High School out 33-O. Steve Hog- gard had a tremendous game and was voted the Prep Player of the Week by The Commercial Appeal. After losing 28 straight games dur- ing the past - needless to say, the victory was sweet for the Trojans. They didn't stop there though, the next week the Trojans increased their record to 2-O by downing F.A.C.S. 7-6 when Ricky Sparkman blocked the F.A.C.S. extra point. EI- liston was next on the list with a strong team. S.B.E.C. played their hearts out and swallowed their first defeat on a last second missed extra point conversion, falling I8- 20 SportsfI39 Q 1.4. V .....- 'fv'wr'--Q--..'.....,g,ji,-I on

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5 5 y 'lar ,. . -.-.- -t.Q.sg - .levi .. -. 4: .t,Lg..ng5f:,g1 .Vg 9-sf C 5 .tLssfg'5s ?.XY5ff s- . we 1 .fq3rg1-bmi,-slgril1 ..x. --is THE R MBLI i TRQJANS Then S.B.E.C. traveled to E.C.S. and came out firing, taking the opening kick-off for the game's only touch- down. The Trojans third ranked de- fense played tough the rest of the night to save the victory 7-O. Once again the Trojans were to take on a state-ranked team, Catholic, and once again S.B.E.C. showed itself X K ,. M., M Q 7 I5 Hoggard makes second team All-County kicker 25 Steve Fuson eyes the option 35 Haggard tries to get outside 45 Hoggard breaks the line 55 Spence Hood jumps over the pile up 65 John Jackson turns the cor- ner 75 Spence turns the corner against O.B.A. strong. S.B.E.C. lead the whole game, and three times held Catholic inside the S.B.E.C. IO yard line. However. Catholic scored the games winning touchdown with l:OI left in the game. For the fourth time in the year S.B.E.C. had lost a heartbreaker in the closing seconds. S.B.E.C. finished the regular season with a strong 6-4 mark. The Trojans were now headed for the Gordon-Browning Bowl in Hunting- don, Tennessee, to face Adamsville. Sportsfl4l