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6B ♦ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2006 Below are some additional images from Houston County and Northside’s game Friday ' in McConnell-Talbert Stadium. EHjEjSwMk dJBSSHt- V '-dm Members of Houston County’s drum squad perform. fVMißjjßßrJLjr*a , giaJL 2 .IL/jJI Jf r«R +jr A*£ME# *•*■ If -'wHP flk 'Jfl ; Mr* ij^. The Bears’ cheer squad fires up the crowd. ■■■■■■■■■■■l . p fli ijiji ■ .-i Eagle coaches provide guid ance. W 2,7 r W.%: < '•?*v ■ mm, ii \ r Bear and Eagle captains meet for the coin toss. A fan beats the heat and an ice cream vendor finds the perfect selling spot. Rivalry rewind Photo** by Gary Harmon SPORTS Henderson guts 'Mtokelsn' trutnmt Mikey Henderson got the Phil Mickelson treatment from some of his friends El NOTEBOOK By MARC WEISZER Morris News Service ebration and fumbled it out of the end zone. “Everybody was calling me, laughing at me, telling me I’m an idiot,” Henderson said. “It was OK. I felt bet ter after the second time.” Mickelson famously labeled himself an idiot after blow ing a win that seemed in the bag at the U.S. Open. Henderson followed up his 66 yard punt return with another for 67 yards that he held on to for a touch down. Henderson left the game after the play in the 48-12 win over Western Kentucky with an injured hamstring and is questionable for Saturday’s game against South Carolina. ,He doesn’t expect to practice until Wednesday. “The gameplan is to get as much treatment as I can and go that route the first two days and then Wednesday come out here and see how I feel,” Henderson said. “After Sunday off, just com ing here and getting treat ment, and (Monday) not really doing anything but just getting treatment, it feels a little better. It was sore when I was walking, but that’s starting to go away.” No break for offen sive lines The workload for Georgia’s offense was relatively light Saturday in terms of the number of plays. 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I felt better after the second time." - Georgia punt returner Mikey Henderson after the Georgia punt returner fumbled a sure touchdown Saturday when he lifted the ball in cel- last season except for the 49 against Arkansas, but the Bulldogs offensive line, which used only six schol arship players, still had a busy day. “We were kind of tired,” starting center Nick Jones said. “We had six linemen. Well, seven toward the end. We had to go mainly all the reps.” Walk-on Chris Abbott pitched in as well and will serve again as the Bulldogs’ third center this week behind Jones and guard Fernando Velasco. The Gamecocks aren’t using many bodies either up front. In their season-opening win over Mississippi State, the Gamecocks’ starting offensive line played every offensive snap. Coach Steve Spurrier said this week that senior reserve Seth Edwards “needs to play,” and to “look for him to play some this week definitely.” Coach Mark Richt called Georgia’s running game “a little disappointing,” after the Bulldogs rushed for 146 yards. “Our backs, from what I could tell, ran the ball pretty good,” Richt said. “I would have liked to have seen more space provided for them.” STAFFIIB IN TNI NIN: Freshman Matthew Stafford completed all three passes he threw on the 65 yard scoring drive he directed in the fourth quar ter, but he also scrambled for 19 yards, the second longest run on the team after Danny Ware’s 41-yard touchdown run. “Don't look for that THE HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL anymore,” Stafford said Monday. “I’m probably going to get walked down from behind. (Quarterbacks coach Mike) Bobo definitely alluded to that probably not happening again and I know it.” Stafford and red shirt freshman Joe Cox are competing to be the back up behind Joe Tereshinski Saturday. MISIS NETS eiNFIIINC! RECNGNiniN: By Quentin Moses standards, the senior defensive end from Cedar Shoals had an under-the radar type game Saturday. Three tackles, two and a half tackles for loss, a sack and three quarterback hur ries. It still got noticed by the SEC, which named Moses the conference’s defensive lineman of the week. He won the honor twice last season. Moses has 21 1/2 career sacks, putting him sixth on the Bulldogs’ career sack list. THIS MB THAT: Freshman cornerback Prince 'Miller practiced on Monday wear ing a cast on his right hand. He said the iryury happened in Saturday’s game and the cast was precautionary. Georgia is a 3-point favor ite. Single-game tickets are still available for home games against UAB on Sept. 16, Vanderbilt on Oct. 14 and Mississippi State on Oct. 21. Tickets are $32 plus a processing fee and available at georgiadogs. com. This story submit ted from ATH - Sports using email address sports@onlineathens.com