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Starkville routs Murrah 49-12 behind six touchdown passes

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Starkville routs Murrah 49-12 behind six touchdown passes

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SMU’s No. 21 men’s swimming and diving team is traveling to Arizona for meets against No. 6 Arizona State and Arizona after placing third at the SMU Classic, where Mustangs earned several event wins and NCAA Zone diving cuts. In high school football, Starkville beat the Murrah Mustangs 49-12, powered by Kingston Johnson’s six touchdown passes and a 28-point opening quarter. In South Piedmont Conference boys’ soccer, Salisbury edged the East Rowan Mustangs 2-1 on a late penalty kick after East Rowan had equalized with 15 minutes remaining.

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