GAME DAY: Pearl River Wildcats vs. Mississippi Delta Trojans POPLARVILLE - The No. 1-ranked Pearl River Wildcats begin their quest for a fifth-straight MACJC state championship at 7 tonight when they kick off the 2007 football season against non-division rival Mississippi Delta in Dobie Holden Stadium. PRCC won its four-straight state title a year ago marking the first such feat in the league in nearly a decade. The Wildcats enter the 2007 campaign atop the NJCAA's preseason poll for the third consecutive season. Sixth-year head coach Tim Hatten says his Wildcats are understandably wary of tonight's opponent. "We're like everybody else in this league," he said. "You know very little, if anything, about the opposition going in...you basically go in blind. I know we'll have to check things out in the first quarter and make some necessary adjustments, but we're ready to get things going. "But (MDCC head coach ) Jay (Miller) is in the same boat," he continued. "He's a good football coach, but knows very little about our personnel at this point." All Pearl River games are broadcast live on WMXI-FM (98.1) in Hattiesburg, WFFF-FM (96.7) in Columbia. Pearl River wins 50-10 over Mississippi Delta POPLARVILLE - Pearl River intercepted six Mississippi Delta passes en route to a 50-10 season-opening community college football victory tonight at Dobie Holden Stadium. The Wildcats totaled 473 yards, 274 on the passing of Lance Cuevas and Theo Wilson and 199 rushing. Roger Frazier caught seven passes for 159 yards and a touchdown, while Brandon Peters ran 6 times for 81 yards. Pearl River rolls over Coahoma 35-0 CLARKSDALE - Redshirt freshman quarterback Lance Cuevas threw four touchdown passes as No. 1 Pearl River defeated the Coahoma Tigers 35-0 in community college football action Thursday. Cuevas hit Jerry Duncan for 50 yards in the first quarter, Chris Reed for 18 yards in the second quarter and Roger Frazier for 15 yards and Ike Bowden for 51 yards in the third.Cuevas completed 15 of 25 passes for 205 yards. Shawn Ector caught four passes for 67 yards and Frazier caught four for 36 yards. Pearl River (2-0) totaled 259 offensive yards, compared to 215 for Coahoma (0-2). Pearl River had 54 yards rushing. The Wildcats will play at Gulf Coast at 7 p.m. Thursday.