The Chargers dodged several bullets before settling on a 13-12 win in what could have been an unsettling loss to a team that hasn't won since Katrina hit New Orleans

Edinburgh came out in the first half and played most of the game in

Charger territory, eventually scoring after a high snap eluded Justin

Huber in the backfield. Edinburgh’s Nick Harrison recovered and set

up a 1-yard touchdown pass from sophomore quarterback Keith

Burton to Sean Hansen to give the Lancers a 6-0 lead.

At half-time, the Chargers regrouped and took the ball down the field

to knot the score on Steven Speer’s 5-yard run. Adam Warren’s kick

was no good for the go ahead, locking the teams together on the scoreboard for nearly the rest of the game.

In the final period, North Decatur took the lead on a

66-yard punt return by Matt White. This time Warren’s kick was good

and the Chargers had a 13-6 lead.

With 3:04 to go, Burton connected with Devin Burton on a flare out of

the back field. Devin beat the defense to the right corner of the end

zone to give the Lancers their a chance for their first win in three