Every week during the football season, Camal Petro and Andrew Abadie will hop on Facebook Live to preview the week’s slate of games. With Week 6 of high school football this week, we break down the all eight matchups Friday night.
On this week’s episode, Camal and Andrew touch on the high school teams that are starting region play and the numerous Southern Miss storylines surrounding the football program.
The Lumberton Panthers begin their region schedule with a road game to winless Mount Olive Friday night. Fresh off a bye week, Panthers coach Zach Jones thought his team used the off time to rest up some nagging injuries and they had competitive practices to stay locked in on the task at hand.
Not much has changed from last week, as the Hattiesburg Tigers remain No. 2 in the state and No. 1 in 5A. Lumberton also holds firm at No. 2 in 1A.
Receiving votes, though, is Oak Grove in the Class Overall poll, and Sumrall is also getting the second-most votes for a team outside the Top 5 in 4A.
On this week’s episode of The PineBeltSPORTS Podcast, Camal and Andrew take a look around the high school football landscape after four weeks of games, as well as Southern Miss through two games.
Hattiesburg remains the No. 2 team in the state in the Mississippi AP Prep Poll, while Oak Grove dropped out after losing to the Tigers Friday night. The Tigers are also No. 1 in 5A, collecting 10 of the 12 first-place votes.
Friday featured five contests for our area schools, so recap all of the games with a quick roundup from the night.
Petal 27, Laurel 0
Every week during the football season, Camal Petro and Andrew Abadie will hop on Facebook Live to preview that week’s games.
Join us every Friday morning at 11 a.m. to preview the upcoming high school games.
Enterprise vs. Lumberton (1:05)
Lumberton vs. Franklin County (3:10)
Laurel vs. Petal (4:30)
On this week’s show, Purvis head coach Brad Hankins joins to discuss his team, earning his first head coaching win and watching his son Carter Hankins play at Southern Miss.
The Lumberton Panthers are rolling right now, and they’re off to a perfect 3-0 record after taking down Heidelberg Friday. At halftime, however, that mark was in question. Lumberton trailed 7-0 after the first two quarters, and Lumberton coach Zach Jones said he had a simple message to his players.
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