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After seven turnovers in a 28-15 loss to Breaux Bridge, Eunice High head coach Paul Trosclair said there wasn’t much need to watch the film.
“I’m not sure that a whole lot of learning should take place,” he said. “It’s pretty common knowledge to everybody that if you turn it over that many times you can’t win.
“I don’t think it will happen again as we didn’t have any turnovers on the season before that,” the coach said.
Facing Abbeville this week for homecoming, Trosclair said his plan is to get back to the basics and play mistake free.

In a battle of unbeaten teams, the team that makes the least mistakes usually wins.
Breaux Bridge took advantage of seven Bobcat turnover as the Tigers grabbed a 28-15 win Friday night over No. 6 Eunice.
“You can’t win when you have seven turnovers,” Eunice head coach Paul Trosclair said. “The big pass plays hurt us but with out the turnovers I don’t they would have scored 28 points.”
Things started badly for the Bobcats as after a holding penalty a fumble after a catch gave the ball to the Tigers a minute in to the game.

The St. Edmund offense rolled up 396 yards while the defense recorded a shut out Thursday night in the Blue Jays’ 47-0 win over Highland Baptist.
“We did a good job running the ball,” St. Edmund head coach James Shiver said. “We are moving in the right direction.
“We want to make the playoffs – that’s our goal – and every win is big.”
St. Edmund’s good fortunes came early as Williams Driggs recovered the game-opening squib kickoff at the Bears’ 36 yard line.