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1977 State Championship Final Summaries

  
1977 Class 1A State Championship Game
Ohatchee vs. Notasulga
Ohatchee
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
H 9   Cleburne County 13 L  
A 28   Cleveland 0 W  
H 18   Donoho 15 W  
A 7   Lincoln 0 W  
A 42   Ragland 6 W  
A 27   Munford 13 W  
H 24   Ranburne 0 W  
A 35   Springville 0 W  
H 44   White Plains 6 W  
H 48   Gaston 0 W  
H 27   Wadley 7 W  1st Rd
A 33   Cedar Bluff 6 W  2nd Rd
A 48   Brilliant 6 W  Semi
H 32   Notasulga 0 W  Finals
  
42213-1-0 72
Region Record  3-0
Notasulga
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
A 42   Alabama Christian 0 W  
H 18   Beulah 0 W  
A 13   Trinity 12 W  
H 45   Loachapoka 12 W  
A 12   Wadley 12 T  
A 40   Mount Olive 8 W  
H 28   Reeltown 10 W  
H 8   Beauregard 13 L  
H 46   Lyman Ward 12 W  
A 15   LaFayette 8 W  
H 14   Clio 0 W  1st Rd
A 12   Calera 0 W  2nd Rd
H 17   Brantley 12 W  Semi
A 0   Ohatchee 32 L  Finals
  
31011-2-1 131
Region Record  4-0
Game Summary
Notasulga
0 0 6 0 -- 6
Ohatchee
14 3 7 8 -- 32
 
 Scoring Summaries: 
Ohatchee: Daryl Crump 1 yard run (Roy Evans PAT) 6:55
Ohatchee: James Collins 1 yard run (Roy Evans PAT) 1:56
Ohatchee: Roy Evans 39 yard field goal 7:58
Ohatchee: James Collins 11 yard run (Roy Evans PAT) 3:59
Notasulga: Sylvester Macon 32 yard pass from Clay Reynolds (2 point run failed) 0:16
Ohatchee: Daryl Crump 48 yard run (Simpson run) 5:10
 
  Notasulga Ohatchee
First Downs 7 24
Rush/Yards 67 308
Pass/Yards 46 39
Pass att/com/int 17-4-3 8-5-0
Total Yards 113 347
Fumbles/Lost 1 1
Punt/Avg. 2-27 1-26
Penalties 35 45
Time of Poss.
    
Game MVP:
Records:  Notasulga (11-2-1); Ohatchee (13-1)
Coaches: Dwight Sanderson, Notasulga and Jimmy Wood, Ohatchee
Game: Played Friday December 2, 1977 at Ohatchee
 
Summary:
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History

The Hazlewood Golden Bears have won 11 state titles. The most of any team in any classification since the playoffs began in 1966.