MIAMI, Ok. – Just the get-well pill that Dr. Taylor prescribed.

The Bulldogs ran for three scores, passed for their first of the season, scored defensively by fumble recovery and interception, and recorded a shutout.

Faster and more effective than vaccine, Saturday's correct dosage restored NC'a health and well-being after a 42-0 Southwest Junior College Football Conference victory over Northeastern Oklahoma A&M at Red Robertson Field.  Navarro snapped a two-game losing streak and claimed its first league triumph, while winless NEO dropped its third straight and remained scoreless after 12 quarters of play.

Sophomore quarterback Dane Jentsch managed an efficient game, accounting for 191 yards offense, running for one touchdown and throwing for another as Navarro rolled to a 28-0 halftime lead.  Florida freshman running back Clay Thevenin added 48 uards from 14 carries and scored his second touchdown of the season.  Freshman Jaxxon  Warren added a one-yard plunge/

Jentsch completed a modest 6-of-9 passes for 87 yards – including a 52-yard scoring strike to Elias DeJean.  

Navarro's defense stifled the Golden Norsemen on five first downs and 109 yards from 37 offensive plays.

Linebackers Eddy Toussom and Jordan Smith, defensive back Ty Marsh, and end Braelyn Ward highlighted Navarro's defensive effort. 

Tousoome made five tackles, four TFLs and two sacks.

Smith had a team-high nine stops, with three TFLs, two sacks and a quarterback hurry.

Marsh also totaled nine tackles, forced a fumble and made a tackle behind the line of scrimmage.

Toussom recovered an NEO fumble in the end zone for one touchdown, while Smith intercepted a Bryce Bodkin pass and returned it 46 yards for another score.

The Bulldogs resume SWJCFC play next Saturday at Kilgore against the unbeaten, third-ranked Rangers (3-0) at R.E. St. John Memorial Stadium.  NC will be seeking its third consecutive win in a series that began in 1949.