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McAdams Football Team History

McAdams Bulldogs

McAdams High School

6315 Attala Road McAdams, MS
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Colors: Blue & White
Coach: Brian Ford

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1930 <-- 2001 <- 2002 -> 2003 --> 2024

2002 Season Highlights

Brian Ford enters his 1st season as Head Coach at McAdams.

The Bulldogs finished 6th in District 2.

2002 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 30	@ Williams-Sullivan	13	8	W
Fri., Sep. 6	vs. Thomastown	27	24	W
Fri., Sep. 13	@ Coffeeville *	0	14	L
Fri., Sep. 20	vs. French Camp Academy *	0	36	L
Fri., Sep. 27	@ Brooks *	0	26	L
Fri., Oct. 4	vs. Montgomery County *	40	8	W
Fri., Oct. 11	vs. West Oktibbeha County *	14	30	L
Fri., Oct. 18	@ Saint Joseph Greenville *	38	6	W
Fri., Oct. 25	vs. Ethel *	39	14	W
Fri., Nov. 1	@ Durant *	8	43	L
Fri., Nov. 8	vs. Weir *	8	43	L

2002 Season Totals
Record	5-6
Points Scored	187
Scoring Average	17.0
Points Allowed	252
Defense Average	22.9
Opponents Record	61-66
District Record	3-6
Home Record	3-3
Away Record	2-3

2002 Class 1A District 2 Standings
	Regular Season			Playoffs			District Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Weir	14-1	545	110	3-1	122	39	9-0	349	60	Junior Graham
Brooks	9-4	428	233	1-1	62	67	8-1	348	126	Leland Young
French Camp Academy	9-3	372	186	0-1	22	28	7-2	292	137	Bruce Hoskett
Durant	8-4	404	207	0-1	0	31	6-3	324	170	Danny Robertson
Coffeeville	5-6	160	229				5-4	160	154	David Baughman
McAdams	5-6	187	252				3-6	147	220	Brian Ford
West Oktibbeha County	6-5	284	184				4-5	224	157	Ken Williamson
Ethel	2-9	182	407				2-7	160	356	Culley Newman
Montgomery County	1-9	64	390				1-8	64	349	Lewis Zeigler
Saint Joseph Greenville	0-11	94	499				0-8	73	401	Shane Schlicht

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