2008 Season Lollis makes three red-zone plays in a big Shorter win Former Toombs County Bulldog Logan Lollis made three big defensive plays in the red-zone in Shorter College's 7-0 win at Bethel College. The victory for the 9-2 Hawks may wrap up a spot in the NAIA playoffs. Logan and his teammates will find out on Sunday if they are in or out. The Hawks, who were ranked 19th in the latest NAIA poll, will probably move into the top sixteen because five teams above them lost on Saturday. And if they are in the top sixteen, they will be in. Y-101 Story  In the first quarter Logan deflected a pass in the end zone that was picked off. He also assisted on a tackle a tackle on fourth and inches that kept Bethel from picking up a first down. Late in the second half he sacked the quarterback on third down forcing a field goal attempt that was blocked. Listen to Logan's highlights courtesy 95.7 The Ridge in Rome Audio Lollis leads Shorter to shutout win Week in week out former Toombs County Bulldog Logan Lollis leads the Shorter College in tackles and he did that for a sixth straight time as the Hawks shutout visiting Belhaven 35-0. Logan had 11 total tackles- four solos and seven assists. He also had an interception, two tackles behind the line of scrimmage and a sack. Logan has hit double-digits in tackles in five of his last six games. He leads the Hawks with 93 total tackles and he now has six sacks and three interceptions. Shorter is 8-2 and 3-1 in the MSC Western Division. Mandy, Logan's sister, once again shares some of her pictures Slide Show       Lollis sacks Lambuth QB three times Former Toombs County Bulldog Logan Lollis racked up 12 total tackles (nine solos and three assists) and three sacks as Lambuth beat his Shorter Hawks 42-38 on a touchdown with less than a minute to play. Logan's nine primary tackles tied a Shorter record shared by three other Hawks. Lollis leads Shorter in tackles with 50 total. Y-101 Story  Thanks to Logan's sister, Mandy, for the pictures from Rome.  Lollis is all over the field in Shorter's win Former Toombs County Bulldog Logan Lollis was a dominant middle linebacker on Saturday in Shorter College's 28-23 win over LaGrange College at Callaway Stadium in LaGrange. Logan was in on 11 tackles, six solo's and five assists, and he also picked off a pass and returned it 13 yards. Logan's sister, Mandy, took some fabulous pictures of Logan in action. Logan's Slide Show   Logan was in on six tackles and had a sack in Shorter's 42-0 home win over Faulkner Y-101 Story Logan had 10 tackles in a 24-14 victory at Campellsville, Kentucky Y-101 Story Lollis is ready for junior season After an injury plagued sophomore season, Logan Lollis is ready for his junior season at Shorter College. Logan is expecting to change positions from outside to middle linebacker. Y-101 Story   2007 Season   Logan Lollis deals with ankle injury Former Toombs County Bulldog Logan Lollis never had an injury that kept him out of a game during his high school career. However, in his second season at Shorter College, Logan has been dealing with an ankle sprain since game one. Logan talks about it and this season with Toombs Now.  Audio  Lollis and Shorter roll over Union After missing two games due to an injury, former Toombs County Bulldog Logan Lollis returned and helped Shorter College trounce Union 41-17. Lollis was credited with three solo tackles and five assists and had one tackle for a loss. Rome News-Tribune Story Lollis and Shorter open season with win Former Toombs County Bulldog Logan Lollis opened his second season at NAIA Shorter College by starting at linebacker and contributing six tackles in Shorter College's 30-21 win at Brevard College. The Hawks, who trailed 21-14 heading to the fourth quarter, drove sixty-two yards to score a touchdown that tied the game with 9:33 to play. The Hawks also kicked a 50-yard field goal and ran a fumble in for touchdown. Lollis had one solo tackle and six assists in the game.  Rome News-Tribune Story  Brevard Game Story Logan Lollis picture gallery from the 2007 season