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CLASS 7A Heritage High School TUESDAY'S GAMES Game 1 Har Ber vs. Cabot, noon Game 2 FS Southside vs. Game 3 Mount St. Mary vs. Game 4 Bentonville vs. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Game 5 Conway vs. Winner Game 1, noon Game 6 Bryant vs. Game 7 Fayetteville vs. Game 8 North Little Rock vs. THURSDAY'S GAMES Game 9 Winner Game 5 vs. Game 10 Winner Game 7 vs. RECORDS Ole Miss 5 3, 2 2 ; Arkansas 3 5, 2 3 SEC STARS Ole Miss kicker Bryson Rose went 3 of 3 on field goal attempts, including a 53 yarder and the gamewinning 31 yarder at the final buzzer. Arkansas tailback Dennis Johnson rushed for 161 yards and a touchdown and had 184 all purpose yards. TURNING POINT Bo Wallace completed a 14 yard pass to running back Jeff Scott on third and 9 from the Ole Miss 38 en route to Rose's game winning kick. 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