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Clarksdale Football Team History

Clarksdale Wildcats

Clarksdale High School

1101 Wildcat Drive Clarksdale, MS
Stadium: Crumpton Field
Colors: Scarlet & Royal
Coach: Jim Hughes

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1912 <-- 2003 <- 2004 -> 2005 --> 2024

2004 Season Highlights

Jim Hughes enters his 3rd season as Head Coach at Clarksdale.

The Wildcats won the Class 4A District 2 Championship.

2004 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 27	vs. South Panola	12	31	L
Fri., Sep. 3	@ Greenwood	59	0	W
Fri., Sep. 10	vs. Greenville-Weston	48	7	W
Fri., Sep. 17	@ Southaven	13	17	L
Fri., Sep. 24	@ Pontotoc *	64	0	W
Fri., Oct. 1	vs. Hernando *	51	7	W
Fri., Oct. 8	@ Lafayette *	19	35	L
Fri., Oct. 15	vs. Oxford *	53	2	W
Fri., Oct. 22	@ Houston *	37	3	W
Fri., Oct. 29	vs. New Albany *	29	0	W
Playoffs
Fri., Nov. 5	vs. Amory	20	6	W	1st Round Playoffs
Fri., Nov. 12	vs. Pearl	33	0	W	2nd Round Playoffs
Fri., Nov. 19	vs. Noxubee County	39	14	W	3rd Round Playoffs
Fri., Nov. 26	@ Lafayette	48	7	W	Semi-finals Playoffs
Sat., Dec. 4	Brookhaven	23	29	L	Championship Game

2004 Season Totals
Record	11-4
Points Scored	548
Scoring Average	36.5
Points Allowed	158
Defense Average	10.5
Opponents Record	111-69
District Record	5-1
Home Record	7-1
Away Record	4-2

2004 Class 4A 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
Clarksdale	11-4	548	158	4-1	163	56	5-1	253	47	Jim Hughes
Lafayette	12-2	504	198	3-1	113	82	5-1	259	70	Scott Samsel
Oxford	10-3	256	149	2-1	42	42	5-1	146	80	Johnny Hill
Hernando	6-4	295	241	0-1	25	42	3-3	148	156	Anthony Jenkins
New Albany	5-5	205	219				2-4	105	169	Ricky Bates
Houston	3-7	136	323				1-5	77	213	Lee Doty
Pontotoc	0-10	96	446				0-6	36	289	Dennis Robbins

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