<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4bmQ7O_0vNsAKXn00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4bmQ7O_0vNsAKXn00" width="1600" height="900" ><figcaption>(WLBT)</figcaption></figure>JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Week three of high school football is here as teams look to emphasize their strengths and improve upon their weaknesses. Only one champion can be crowned at the end of the season! Make sure to tune in to WLBT as we provide week-to-week coverage of teams in the state. To see full scores, click here. GAME OF THE WEEK: Brandon vs. Madison CentralWe head to Brandon for the much-anticipated matchup between the Bulldogs and the Madison Central Jaguars, as they both looked to start their season 2-0.We get started on the first drive for the Bulldogs, which led to a punt. However, the Jaguars were all over it with a massive early block, setting up Madison Central with great field position.Brandon would then hold the Jaguars to a field goal on that next drive, but they would go on to miss it, leaving points on the board early.The Bulldogs would respond quickly with a methodical drive down the field to set up running back Tyson Robinson for the rushing touchdown to get Brandon on the board.Special teams’ mishaps would continue in this one, this time for the Jaguars, with this snap over the punter’s hands, giving the Bulldogs great field position.They would not waste that opportunity and would cash in with another rushing score from Robinson, giving themselves a two-score lead heading to the half.The Jaguars would continue to fight to find points in the second half, but it was not enough to get the win.The Brandon Bulldogs get this game back against Madison Central after losing to the Jaguars last season, as they cruise to 2-0 on the year.While the score was only 21-7, it felt like the Bulldogs took complete control of this game after their early mistake on the blocked punt you saw earlier and did not look back.When you are looking for a key player in this one, you don’t have to look far on this Brandon team, with three touchdowns scored by Tyson Robinson, with his last one coming in the second half to nearly put this one away.For Madison Central, they could not do anything in the first half on offense, as they were hit with many penalties and just could not find a rhythm through the air or on the ground.For Brandon, while Head Coach Sam Williams loved getting this win, he continues to instill a game-by-game mindset as they head into next week.The Bulldogs will now hit the road to take on the Clinton Arrows, while Madison Central will get their first home game of the season against Gulfport.But that’s all from Brandon. Your final: Bulldogs 21, Jaguars 7.Northwest Rankin vs. ClintonThen, over in Flowood, the black and red are taking on the black and red. The Cougars are trying to grab their first win, while the Arrows are looking to take on another. The Northwest Rankin Cougars host the Clinton Arrows.The Arrows were up 7-0 and trying to do it again, but Josef Walker’s pass was tipped and intercepted by Xavier Porter. He picked up a few yards before he was brought down.That set up the Cougars at the goal line. Mickell Smith handed it off to Tripp Weekley, who glided straight through the defense and into the end zone to give Northwest Rankin their first touchdown.Later in the second quarter, the Arrows made their way into the red zone. Walker gave it to Jakobe Williams, and you may not be able to see him, but you can see that line move, and he gets in for six.Later on, Northwest Rankin has to punt it away, but it’s blocked by the Arrows. The ball is loose, and it’s Clinton who comes up with it.Clinton gets another chance to get into the end zone, and they do just that. Walker gives it back to Williams, and he bulldozes his way in for the touchdown.**Take score:** Northwest Rankin 35, Clinton 34.Warren Central vs. PearlWe go west to Vicksburg: Warren Central hosting Pearl.Pearl starts the game off but quickly turns it over to Warren Central with this fumble.A few plays later, Eric Collins Jr. cuts through everyone for the first TD of the game.Pearl has control, but the protection was not there for Peyton Parks as Tekarius Qualls brings him down.Eric Collins Jr. cuts again for 20 yards before he comes down.Jadarius Miller gets it and runs until he fumbles at the goal line. Pearl recovers it.**Take score:** Warren Central shuts out Pearl, 21-0.Canton vs. GermantownThen, it was Canton hosting Germantown tonight.The Mavs started strong. King White takes the snap, then hands it off to Ny-rikious Johnson, who gets the ball down the field and picks up some yards before he tumbles down.Then, Germantown finishes the job. White tosses it to Rodricus Collins, who gets in for the touchdown.But Canton’s defense is trying to make a statement. White looks around, then keeps it himself. He tries to make a run for it, but the Tigers knock it out and into the air. Ty’Treviene Greenwood ends up with it. He takes on and makes it into the end zone.Then Canton looks for more. Later on, Eric Gilkey calls his own number, runs right, and into the corner for six more.**Take score:** Germantown 31, Canton 6.MRA vs. Pulaski AcademyThe Patriots are hoping to avenge a last-second loss last year in Little Rock, but it was the Bruins who would score first. On the second possession for Pulaski, Brandon Cobb finds Walden Culpepper open in the MRA secondary. The very next play, Cobb gives it to Ja’vion Walker, and he’ll find pay dirt.The conversion is no good, and the Patriots would immediately answer.Samuel Stockett stands tall and finds Case Thomas all alone, and he’ll score untouched to give MRA the 7-6 advantage late in the first quarter.**Take score:** The Bruins get the big win, 60-36.---Tri-County vs. Northeast LauderdaleTri-County Academy is hosting Northeast Lauderdale tonight, and TCA is trying to put on for the home crowd.Bryce Warriner keeps it himself and runs it in for a 2-yard TD to get things going.TCA’s Hayden Hunt scores a 1-yard TD run as they keep their foot on the gas.TCA’s Hayden Hunt follows up with a 38-yard run.Finally, TCA’s Hayden Hunt adds another 1-yard TD run.**Take score:** The Rebels win big, 42-7.Florence vs. RidgelandTo Florence we go. The Eagles are hosting Ridgeland.First play of the game, Kayne Ashley’s pass is picked off by Jarvis Woody. What a start to the game for the Titan defense.That would not be the final turnover of the half.Off play-action, DK Wallace rolls out and throws, but the ball is jumped by Bryan Davis.We’ll jump ahead to the second quarter, where the teams trade field goals.The Eagles try to score before halftime. Xavier Smith is on the carry, but Brayden Brown knocks the ball loose! There’s a scramble for it, but eventually, Corey Collins falls on it. Titans ball! A DK Wallace run sets Ridgeland up at the goal line, and Cornelius Carraway lowers his shoulder and pushes the ball across the goal line.**Take score:** The Titans scored 24 unanswered points in this one. They won 24-3.Callaway vs. MurrahWe move to Murrah at Calloway. Justyce Williams’ big pass to Peyton Johnson resulted in a TD, giving Murrah a 7-0 lead.Calloway’s snap was too high. Murrah recovers a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown. Murrah then goes for two, and Braishun Forbes runs it in. Murrah takes a 15-0 lead.**Take score:** Murrah shuts out Calloway, 27-0. Want more WLBT news in your inbox? Click here to subscribe to our newsletter.See a spelling or grammar error in our story? Please click here to report it and include the headline of the story in your email.</div></body>

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