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Brandon Football Team History

Brandon Bulldogs

Brandon High School

3090 Mississippi Highway 18 Brandon, MS
Stadium: Bulldog Stadium
Colors: Black & Red
Coach: Jack McAlpin

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1932 <-- 1969 <- 1970 -> 1971 --> 2024

1970 Season Highlights

Jack McAlpin enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Brandon.

1970 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Sep. 4	Pelahatchie	0	12	L
Fri., Sep. 11	Saint Joseph Jackson	7	12	L
Fri., Sep. 18	Forest *	0	6	L
Fri., Sep. 25	Morton *	0	14	L
Fri., Oct. 2	Forest Hill *	15	21	L
Fri., Oct. 9	Mendenhall	0	21	L
Fri., Oct. 16	Florence *	17	12	W
Fri., Oct. 23	OPEN
Fri., Oct. 30	Clinton *	0	20	L
Fri., Nov. 6	Saint Aloysius	7	6	W
Fri., Nov. 13	Pearl *	13	0	W

1970 Season Totals
Record	3-7
Points Scored	59
Scoring Average	5.9
Points Allowed	124
Defense Average	12.4
Opponents Record	62-49
Home Record	0-0
Away Record	0-0

1970 Little Dixie Conference Standings
	Regular Season			Conference Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
	North
Forest	11-0	269	64	6-0-0	103	29	Gary Risher
Morton	8-2	231	93	5-1-0	157	58	Reggie Robertson
Forest Hill	6-3	199	180	4-2-0	117	123	Billy Templeton
Clinton	4-6	152	94	3-3-0	97	53	Roy Burkett
Brandon	3-7	59	124	2-4-0	45	73	Jack McAlpin
Florence	2-8	107	243	1-5-0	70	179	Paul Webster
Pearl	1-9	74	204	0-6-0	52	126	Cotton Robertson
	South
Columbia	8-2	197	79	5-2-0	128	65	Tommy Davis
Monticello	7-4	190	91	5-2-0	104	47	Parker Dykes
Crystal Springs	7-3-1	226	138	4-2-1	118	93	Leon Canoy
Magee	7-1-2	94	53	4-1-2	69	53	Troy Greer
Mendenhall	5-5	99	92	3-4-0	50	59	Paul Pounds
Hazlehurst	3-6-1	87	123	2-4-1	45	73	Emmett Smith
Warren Central	3-6	56	163	2-5-0	36	131	Dewey Partridge
Prentiss	3-7	127	137	1-6-0	61	90	Richard Dossett

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