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Quitman Football Team History

Quitman Panthers

Quitman High School

210 South Jackson Avenue Quitman, MS
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Colors: Blue & Gold
Coach: Sawyer Sims

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1927 <-- 1948 <- 1949 -> 1950 --> 2024

1949 Season Highlights

Sawyer Sims enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Quitman.

The Panthers set a team record for points allowed in a game with 74.

The Panthers set a team record for margin in a defeat by allowing 74 points.

1949 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Sep. 16	Union *	0	35	L
Fri., Sep. 23	Newton *	0	34	L
Fri., Sep. 30	vs. Bay Springs
Fri., Oct. 7	OPEN
Fri., Oct. 14	Eupora *	0	74	L
Fri., Oct. 21	OPEN
Fri., Oct. 28	vs. Forest *
Fri., Nov. 4	OPEN
Fri., Nov. 11	Morton *
Fri., Nov. 18	@ Forest *

1949 Season Totals
Record	0-3
Points Scored	0
Scoring Average	0.0
Points Allowed	143
Defense Average	47.7
Opponents Record	34-40 -6
Home Record	0-0
Away Record	0-0

1949 Choctaw Conference Standings
	Regular Season			Conference Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Kosciusko	13-0	423	112	7-0-0	237	44	Robert Hardison
Louisville	8-3	293	151	7-1-0	236	99	James Brown
Eupora	6-3	253	114	4-2-0	181	70	Grady McCool
Canton	7-3-1	220	137	3-3-1	131	92
Newton	6-5	169	194	3-3-0	104	109	Preston Beatty
Philadelphia	6-5	204	181	3-5-0	105	163	Jack Warner
Carthage	4-4-1	104	138	3-2-1	78	86	Robert Carter
Ackerman	3-5-1	127	138	3-4-1	114	119	Dale Davidson
Macon	6-6	173	201	2-3-0	61	94	Van Brewer
Union	6-2-2	217	96	1-1-1	61	38	Bill McCurley
Crystal Springs	4-4-1	137	84	1-2-0	50	32	Wendell Webb
Morton	3-4-1	107	196	1-3-0	61	145
Forest	1-5-1	72	169	0-4-0	33	117	A.J. Mangum
Quitman	0-3	0	143	0-3-0	0	143	Sawyer Sims
Winona	0-10	36	348	0-3-0	6	90

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