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Smash and dash

Stuttgart overwhelms Ozark from get-go

By Robert Yates

Posted: December 9, 2012 at 3:08 a.m.

Staton Breidenthal Stuttgart players (from left) Drelon Ice, Jorden Dorset, Waymon Johnson, Dontrell Brown and Carlin Warren rush onto the field to accept the Class 4A state championship trophy after defeating Ozark 28-7 on Saturday night at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock.

Stuttgart was bigger, faster and stronger than Ozark.

Stuttgart overcomes early slump, cruises to 4A title

Dontrell Brown ran for 219 yards and three touchdowns in a 28-7 victory over Ozark for the Class 4A state title in War Memorial Stadium. The Ricebirds won their seventh state title in school history despite leading only 14-0 at half with two lost fumbles and 50 penalty yards. (By David Harten)
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Stuttgart quarterback Dontrell Brown (left) and Waymon Johnson celebrate after the Ricebirds’ seventh state championship, a 2... (By: Staton Breidenthal)

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