No. 5 Bison favored by 1 over No. 3 Hornets

Class 2A, Week 10 Copyright Hooten Publishing, Inc. 1. Bearden (9-0) 2. Junction City (7-1) 3. Hazen (9-0) 4. Des Arc (7-1) 5. Carlisle (7-2) 6. McCrory (9-0) 7. Woodlawn (6-3) 8. Spring Hill (8-1) 9. Strong (4-5) 10. Murfreesboro (8-1) 11. Danville (8-1) 12. Smackover (4-5) 13. Magazine (7-2) 14. Mountain Pine (6-2) 15. Con. Christian (6-3) 16. Two Rivers (5-3) 17. Salem (6-2) 18. Union Christian (5-2) 19. Augusta (5-3) 20. Walnut Ridge (7-2) 21. Hampton (4-5) 22. Cross County (5-4) 23. Horatio (3-5-1) 24. Mineral Springs (5-4) 25. Cutter M. Star (5-4) 26. Dierks (3-5) 27. Marked Tree (2-6) 28. Clarendon (5-3) 29. Mount Ida (3-5) 30. E. Poinsett Co. (3-5) 31. Hermitage (3-6) 32. Cedar Ridge (2-7) 33. Hackett (2-5) 34. Bigelow (2-5) 35. Norphlet (1-8) 36. Quitman (2-6) 37. Palestine (1-8) 38. Foreman (1-7) 39. Western Yell (1-7) 40. J.C. Westside (1-6) 41. Rector (1-8) 42. Marvell (1-8) 43. Hughes (0-8) 44. Lutheran (0-8) 45. Dermott (0-9) GAME OF THE WEEK No. 5 Carlisle at No. 3 Hazen Carlisle has won 19 of the past 21 in this series. Carlisle gutsy senior RB Travis Harrison and junior WB Blake Perkins lead the Bison with 800 rushing yards apiece. Junior D.J. Miller has rushed for more than 700 yards. Harrison touched the football three times last week in a 29-0 win over Hughes and scored all three times on 7- and 24-yard runs and a 64-yard reception. Senior LB Alex Reid and junior Caleb Carpenter rank No. 1 and 2 on the Carlisle tackle chart. Hazen counters with a deep and talented backfield featuring sophomores Matt Tenison, Devin Bonds and Cameron Vail. Hazen senior defensive linemen Kendall Cook (6-0, 260) and Darius Mosby (5-10, 215) have played well.

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