The Coahoma Bulldogs had a good formula going for them, trying to win it's second District 6-3A game against the favored Jim Ned Indians Tuesday night. That was until the fourth quarter. In that final eight minutes the wheels came off for the Bulldogs and the Indians managed to escape with a 53-43 win.
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Coahoma falls short in fourth quarter against Jim Ned
- By Steve Belvin Contributing Sports Writer
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