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Tupelo Football Team History

Tupelo Golden Wave

Tupelo High School

4125 Cliff Gookin Blvd. Tupelo, MS
Stadium: Renasant Field
Colors: Blue & Gold
Coach: Ricky Black

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1919 <-- 1979 <- 1980 -> 1981 --> 2024

1980 Season Highlights

Ricky Black enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Tupelo.

1980 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Sep. 5	vs. Amory	20	14	W
Fri., Sep. 12	@ West Point *	15	22	L
Fri., Sep. 19	@ Corinth	26	10	W
Fri., Sep. 26	vs. Grenada *	30	12	W
Fri., Oct. 3	@ Lee *	10	21	L
Fri., Oct. 10	@ Caldwell *	15	6	W
Fri., Oct. 17	vs. Louisville *	34	14	W
Fri., Oct. 24	vs. Shannon	36	0	W
Fri., Oct. 31	@ Oxford *	25	0	W
Fri., Nov. 7	vs. Starkville *	27	6	W

1980 Season Totals
Record	8-2
Points Scored	238
Scoring Average	23.8
Points Allowed	105
Defense Average	10.5
Opponents Record	52-46 -6
Home Record	5-0
Away Record	3-2

1980 Little 10 Conference Standings
	Regular Season			Conference Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
	North
Amory	9-2	221	111	6-1-0	160	72	Keith Steele
Fulton	6-4	68	116	5-2-0	54	69	Larry Brown
New Albany	6-3-1	140	134	4-2-1	114	107	Ben Jones
Aberdeen	5-4-2	183	126	4-2-1	147	85	Thomas Pierce
Shannon	6-4-1	208	167	3-3-1	123	107	Lee Gardner
Corinth	4-5-1	166	165	3-3-1	127	112	Carlos McComb
Houston	3-8	164	200	1-6-0	76	118	Tommy Morton
Pontotoc	1-9	116	291	0-7-0	74	199	Bill Scott
	South
Lee	10-1-1	255	86	6-0-1	178	60	Johnny Bruce
Tupelo	8-2	238	105	5-2-0	156	81	Ricky Black
Grenada	6-3-1	168	114	4-2-1	120	82	Jack Holliday
West Point	6-4	133	85	4-3-0	98	65	Travis Langford
Caldwell	3-6-1	156	184	3-4-0	127	141	Butch Jones
Louisville	4-5	123	140	2-5-0	75	127	Jack McAlpin
Starkville	2-7-1	112	219	2-5-0	90	170	A.D. Owens
Oxford	2-9	50	196	1-6-0	40	158	Buzz Marrow

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