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It all comes down to this – undefeated Iota visits one-loss Eunice with the District 5-3A title on the line.
Eunice’s only loss on the season was a 22-20 loss to then undefeated Church Point, a team Iota would later defeat 15-12.
The Bobcats remained in the district hunt after a 37-14 win over Northwest highlighted by over 300 yards rushing.
“We know we have three good running backs so we try and use them as much as we can,” Trosclair said of Avery Lee, Deon Ardoin and Jeoul Hill. “Coach (Andre) Vige did a good job of mixing it up against the Raiders.”

A Blue Jay win over Merryville tonight will seal a second consecutive District 4-A football title for St. Edmund.
The last time the Jays won-back-to-back district titles was in 2003-04.
“It is always good when you can repeat,” St. Edmund head coach Andy Hargroder said. “Repeating is hard to do – the first year it may be a surprise but the second year but you have a bull’s eye on your chest.
“To be able to go through every one’s best shot for the second season and still win, that is a big step for our program.”

The Blue Jays sealed a share of the District 4-1A title as St. Edmund rolled to a 49-12 win over Hamilton Christian.
A win over Merryville Friday in the regular season finale will clinch bask-to-back district championships for the first time since 2003-04.
“When they scored, we answered,” Blue Jay head coach Andy Hargroder said. “I am proud of way of the guys responded in a strong way.”
After the Blue Jay defense held on the Warriors’ opening possession, the St. Edmund offense fumbled the ball back three plays later.