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Forrest County AHS Football Team History

Forrest County AHS Aggies

Forrest County Agricultral High School

215 Old Hwy. 49 East Brooklyn, MS
Stadium: Henley Field
Colors: Gray & Maroon
Coach: Roger Phillips

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1927 <-- 1972 <- 1973 -> 1974 --> 2024

1973 Season Highlights

Roger Phillips enters his 3rd season as Head Coach at Forrest County AHS.

The Aggies set a team record for margin of victory at 55 points.

1973 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Sep. 7	George County	20	14	W
Fri., Sep. 14	Richton	55	0	W
Fri., Sep. 21	Purvis *	20	8	W
Fri., Sep. 28	vs. Marion County *	0	24	L
Fri., Oct. 5	Oak Grove *	14	14	T
Fri., Oct. 12	Petal	8	9	L
Fri., Oct. 19	Stone	12	7	W
Fri., Oct. 26	Lumberton *	8	13	L
Fri., Nov. 2	Poplarville	0	16	L
Fri., Nov. 9	Sumrall *	22	0	W

1973 Season Totals
Record	5-4 -1
Points Scored	159
Scoring Average	15.9
Points Allowed	105
Defense Average	10.5
Opponents Record	44-52 -5
Home Record	0-1
Away Record	0-0

1973 Apache Conference Standings
	Regular Season			Conference Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
	North
Collins	10-0	289	88	6-0-0	156	44	Jack Bailey
Bassfield	5-5	167	100	3-3-0	94	50	Billy Ray Dill
Seminary	5-4	112	139	3-2-0	60	62	Lavon James
Bay Springs	4-4-2	94	92	3-1-1	56	36	Larry Skelton
West Marion	4-6-1	116	161	2-3-1	76	83	Howard Willoughby
Taylorsville	3-6	90	137	1-5-0	27	111	Bernie Whatley
Raleigh	1-9	59	215	1-5-0	46	129	Mike McClelland
	South
Purvis	8-2	339	145	4-1-0	163	59	Jack Craft
Marion County	4-4-1	135	112	3-2-0	101	78	George Pittman
Sumrall	6-3-1	169	140	2-3-0	60	94	Danny Hankins
Forrest County AHS	5-4-1	159	105	2-2-1	64	59	Roger Phillips
Lumberton	5-5	156	219	2-3-0	75	110	Lynn White
Oak Grove	3-6-1	179	225	1-3-1	56	119	Bob Rogers

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