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          Clarke County appears twice among the longest rivalries in the state. They have played 100 games against the Jackson Aggies and 101 against Thomasville.

          The Bulldogs began playing football in the fall of 1917 and scheduled games against both schools. They lost 31-12 to Jackson but avenged the loss later that same year by defeating them 38-0. They defeated Thomasville two of the three games they played and could lay claim to a county championship in that initial season.

          Jackson won the initial game which was refereed by their coach, Herbert Champion. For many years to follow, all three were powers on the gridiron in the southwest corner of the state.

          The Bulldogs destroyed the Aggies by a score of 91-0 in 1923 to finish with a record of 6-1-2. The only loss came against a powerful team from Barton Academy. The demolition likely led to the rivalry being terminated for the 1924 season. The two have played every season since.

          The ninety-one consecutive seasons is a record for the longest continuous rivalry in the state. No two teams have played more consecutive seasons than these two.

          While Jackson leads the overall series 65-28-7 it does not mean the games are less important to either school. Through the 1964 season Jackson led the series 24-17 but have won forty-one of the past fifty-two contest to pull away in the series.

          Jackson won fourteen straight between 1979 and 1992 before Clarke County won seven of the next twelve contests. The Aggies have come out as victors in the past eight games.

          In 1958, the Bulldogs entered the season ending contest with a perfect 9-0 mark against a Jackson team that were 5-4 on the season. Jackson managed a 6-6 tie on their home field in a game that could have cost the Bulldogs a shot at a state championship. They finished fourth in the Birmingham Post-Herald poll.
         


Total Meetings:  100
Series Record:  Jackson leads 65-28-7
Home Record: Jackson: 25-7-2
                        Clarke County: 10-22-2
First Meeting:  11/16/1917, Jackson 0, Clarke County, 38
Last Meeting:  8/27/2015, Jackson 35, Clarke County, 0
Longest Winning Streak:  Jackson 14 (1979-1992), Clarke County 4 (1959-1962)
Biggest Wins:  Jackson 51-0 (1950), Clarke County 91-0 (1923)

Biggest Upsets:  1958 - Jackson (5-4-1) tied Clarke County (9-0-1) 6-6



Jackson vs. Clarke County
2015 Jackson 35-0 Clarke County
2014 Jackson 34-24 Clarke County
2013 Jackson 37-6 Clarke County
2012 Jackson 30-0 Clarke County
2011 Jackson 41-6 Clarke County
2010 Jackson 33-7 Clarke County
2009 Jackson 50-0 Clarke County
2008 Jackson 13-6 Clarke County
2007 Clarke County 22-21 Jackson
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2006 Jackson 23-20 Clarke County
2005 Jackson 33-12 Clarke County
2004 Clarke County 22-14 Jackson
2003 Clarke County 49-14 Jackson
2002 Jackson 35-19 Clarke County
2001 Jackson 27-12 Clarke County
2000 Clarke County 22-15 Jackson
1999 Clarke County 8-6 Jackson
1998 Clarke County 28-18 Jackson
1997 Jackson 22-0 Clarke County
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1996 Jackson 13-9 Clarke County
1995 Clarke County 17-14 Jackson
1994 Jackson 19-6 Clarke County
1993 Clarke County 10-7 Jackson
1992 Jackson 25-9 Clarke County
1991 Jackson 26-0 Clarke County
1990 Jackson 13-12 Clarke County
1989 Jackson 41-6 Clarke County
1988 Jackson 39-13 Clarke County
1987 Jackson 27-6 Clarke County
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1986 Jackson 15-7 Clarke County
1985 Jackson 6-3 Clarke County
1984 Jackson 48-13 Clarke County
1983 # Jackson 19-0 Clarke County
1982 Jackson 38-0 Clarke County
1981 Jackson 21-0 Clarke County
1980 Jackson 43-0 Clarke County
1979 Jackson 34-0 Clarke County
1978 Clarke County 22-15 Jackson
1977 Clarke County 28-12 Jackson
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1976 Jackson 30-7 Clarke County
1975 Jackson 21-7 Clarke County
1974 Jackson 20-12 Clarke County
1973 Clarke County 28-28 Jackson
1972 Jackson 41-32 Clarke County
1971 Jackson 41-0 Clarke County
1970 Jackson 37-0 Clarke County
1969 Jackson 22-0 Clarke County
1968 Jackson 14-13 Clarke County
1967 Jackson 33-7 Clarke County
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1966 Jackson 33-6 Clarke County
1965 Jackson 20-0 Clarke County
1964 Jackson 26-20 Clarke County
1963 Clarke County 6-6 Jackson
1962 Clarke County 13-12 Jackson
1961 Clarke County 33-0 Jackson
1960 Clarke County 26-0 Jackson
1959 Clarke County 27-18 Jackson
1958 Clarke County 6-6 Jackson
1957 Clarke County 20-0 Jackson
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1956 Clarke County 48-7 Jackson
1955 Clarke County 27-6 Jackson
1954 Jackson 19-13 Clarke County
1953 Jackson 13-6 Clarke County
1952 Clarke County 13-13 Jackson
1951 Jackson 20-0 Clarke County
1950 Jackson 51-0 Clarke County
1949 Jackson 32-0 Clarke County
1948 Jackson 6-0 Clarke County
1947 Jackson 27-6 Clarke County
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1946 Clarke County 6-0 Jackson
1945 Clarke County 13-13 Jackson
1944 Jackson 27-0 Clarke County
1943 Jackson 7-0 Clarke County
1943 Jackson 38-0 Clarke County
1942 Jackson 27-6 Clarke County
1941 Jackson 26-6 Clarke County
1940 Jackson 26-6 Clarke County
1939 Jackson 25-6 Clarke County
1938 Clarke County 7-0 Jackson
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1937 Clarke County 6-6 Jackson
1936 Clarke County 13-6 Jackson
1935 Jackson 32-6 Clarke County
1934 Clarke County 14-13 Jackson
1933 Clarke County 13-6 Jackson
1932 Jackson 6-0 Clarke County
1931 Jackson 27-13 Clarke County
1930 Jackson 18-0 Clarke County
1929 Jackson 19-0 Clarke County
1928 Jackson 13-0 Clarke County
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1928 Jackson 19-2 Clarke County
1927 Clarke County 13-0 Jackson
1926 Jackson 14-6 Clarke County
1925 Clarke County 6-0 Jackson
1923 Clarke County 91-0 Jackson
1922 Clarke County 0-0 Jackson
1921 Clarke County 28-0 Jackson
1920 Clarke County 33-6 Jackson
1919 Jackson 13-0 Clarke County
1917 Jackson 31-12 Clarke County
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1917 Clarke County 38-0 Jackson

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