2009 Bulldogs

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 The Cardiac Kids! 

The 2006 Bulldogs exploded out of the gate winning their first 8 games before falling in week 9 in a hard fought battle with the Kemper County Wildcats led by the talented Marcus Green. The Dawgs dug a hole early trailing 7-25 late in the third quarter before battling back in a wild fourth quarter only to have time expire with Enterprise driving on the Wildcat 46 yard line. They would suffer their first defeat of the year 34-37. The 2006 Bulldogs would bounce back the next week as they claimed the District 5-2A championship by beating the Union Yellow Jackets 20-14, finishing the regular season with a 9-1 record. In the first round of the playoffs the Bassfield Yellow Jackets came calling in what turned out to be a barn burner that was not decided until the last second of the game. Bassfield had driven down the field with a 1:15 to play in the fourth quarter to take a 19-14 lead. Enterprise responded through the air as Paris Johnson completed passes to Marquez Goodloe, Dion Johnson, and Curtis Latney moving the ball down to the 5 yard line. With time running off the clock Paris Johnson put Enterprise on top 20-19  with no time left on the clock. The 2006 squad would be eliminated in round to by the Amite County Trojans 6-36. 

 2004 saw year two of the Speed era. The 2004 Bulldogs dropped a heart breaker in the final seconds in their season opener 20-27 to SE Lauderdale. They rebounded by beating Clarkdale in a downpour 28-20. The Bulldogs would continue the year in an up and down fashion. In a district that included the likes of Seminary, Taylorsville, Bay Springs, Bassfield, and Heidelberg, they secured the number four seed for the playoffs. They finished off regular play with a 2-3 district record and a 5-6 overall record.  The 2004 Bulldogs were eliminated that year in round one of the playoffs by the Lumberton Panthers. They finished the year with a 5-7 record.  Unfortunately I was only able to locate one game from the 2004 season.
 

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The 2000 Bulldogs jumped out to a 4-0 start. They fell to Morton to open district play before picking up 3 more wins. Sporting a 7-1 record the Bulldogs welcomed district rival Taylorsville to LJ Davis field. The Bulldogs would erase a 21 point deficit only to fall to the Tartars 25-28. The Bulldogs would knock off Seminary the next week moving their record to 8-2 and setting up a huge battle with Bay Springs. The Bulldogs had to beat Bay Springs by 11 points in order to grab the number 2 spot in the district and a shot at the playoffs. Unfortunately the Bulldogs from Bay Springs played the spoiler and the deserving 8-3 Enterprise squad would stay home for the playoffs.