FULTON – Co-Lin held Itawamba’s powerful passing attack to justtwo touchdowns Thursday night, but it ended up being two touchdownstoo many.

ICC preseason All-American quarterback Tyson Lee completed23-of-36 passes for 318 yards and two touchdowns, and kicker RogerPorter hit two second-half field goals to lead the Indians to a20-10 victory over the Wolves at Lambert Field in the non-divisionMACJC game.

“We played a lot better than we did last week,” Co-Lin sophomoredefensive end Anthony Barnes said. “We knew they were going to passa lot and we’d have to stop it.

“We kept ourselves in the game. We just had a couple of mentalmistakes that hurt.” Co-Lin, which saw its record fall to 0-2, lostits season opener, 31-0, last week to another North Division foe,Northwest.

The Wolves return home next week to battle South Division rivalSouthwest.

Co-Lin, which trailed 17-3, in the fourth quarter, cut the Indians’lead to seven points on a 20-yard pass from Micah Davis to tightend Jonathan Massey with 8 minutes, 8 seconds remaining.

Davis, who suffered three interceptions last week, completed17-of-36 passes for 153 yards.

Running back Kentrell Cleveland, who rushed for 118 yards on 24carries, picked up 31 yards, including a 17-yard scamper, in theWolves’ seven-play, 61-yard scoring march.

ICC answered the Wolves’ score on its next possession when Porternailed a 35-yard field goal. He kicked a 37-yarder earlier in thequarter.

The Indians took a 14-3 lead at the 6:37 mark of the third quarteron a 5-yard pass from Lee to D.A. Griffin. Lee’s other TD pass wasa 9-yarder to Chris Wilson that gave the Indians a 7-0 lead with2:05 remaining in the first quarter. A 25-yard strike from Lee to astretching Griffin set up the six-pointer .

“Tyson made a lot of big plays and continues to lead the teamwell,” said ICC coach Jeff Terrill, whose team improved to 2-0.

The Indians’ coach was frustrated with his team’s play-killingpenalties, including a fourth-quarter personal foul call inside theCo-Lin 20 that led to a field goal attempt instead of a first downinside the 10-yard line.

“We had opportunities to put a nail in the coffin and didn’t doit,” the coach said. “I’m too old for the drama. Give Co-Lin creditfor the way they battled on offense and defense.”

ICC, which has now won 19 of its last 22 regular season games,returns to action next Thursday, hosting MACJC North Division rivalCoahoma.

Co-Lin’s lone first-half points came on Will Thibodeaux’s 23-yardfield goal with 9:28 left in the second quarter.

ICC linebacker Quinten Pierre’s 5-yard sack of Co-Lin’s Davis on athird-and-goal play from the Indians’ 1-yard line forced the fieldgoal try and stopped a touchdown threat.

The Indians attempted to answer, but a march to the Wolves’ 5-yardline ended with a blocked 22-yard field goal try by Porter.

ICC’s defense forced a drive-ending fumble late in the second half,which stopped the visitors at the Indians’ 26-yard line.