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LOCAL FAVORITECorinth / youtube.com
Corinth coach undergoes surgery to remove brain tumor; community rallies behind him
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LOCAL PICKMississippi / scorebooklive.com
SBLive’s Top 15 running backs in Mississippi high school football
— We want your opinion!. VOTE NOW: WHO IS THE BEST RUNNING BACK IN MISSISSIPPI?. (The list is in alphabetical order.) Bilbo is the definition of a workhorse for the Bulldogs — through five games, he has carried the ball a remarkable 198 times. Even more impressive, he’s averaging 6.5 yards a carry with 18 touchdowns. His top performance came in Week 1 against St. Martin, when he rushed 43 times for 405 yards and scored five times. He also went for 342 in a loss to Moss Point and 216 in a loss to Pascagoula. Read more
TOP VIEWEDMississippi / scorebooklive.com
Top stars, best performances from Week 6 in Mississippi high school football (Sept. 30-Oct. 2)
Here’s a look at some of the top performances from around the Magnolia State for the weekend of Sept. 30-Oct. 2. Did we miss someone? Tag us on Twitter or Instagram @sblivems and let us know. We’ll update the post with more top performances as they are submitted by readers. Read more
LOCAL HEADLINEMississippi / djournal.com
Tragedies strike Northeast Mississippi prep sports family
It’s been a rough couple of weeks for the Northeast Mississippi high school sports family. I don’t use the term “family” lightly, because that’s what it feels like. I’ve been at the Daily Journal for nearly 19 years, and I’ve seen the connections that run through this area, from Tupelo to Baldwyn to Biggersville to Pine Grove to Pontotoc to Oxford … it’s like a cluster of veins, and when one vein bleeds, we all feel it. Read more