The Vikings’ offense moved the ball well throughout the game as they rushed for six touchdowns, as Demps had two, and Reid, Hunter, Franklin, Troy Braswell and Geraldo Orta each had one.

Demps and Hunter each had 35 yards on the ground for Lowndes, on three and five carries respectively.

“When we find something that’s working, we’re going to stick with it,” McPherson said. Once again our offensive line really did well.’

After taking a 24-0 lead at half time on runs by Hunter, Reid and a 24-yard rush by Demps, along with a 31-yard field goal by Mark Willis, Lowndes went into the locker room ahead 24-0.

The Vikings had even more success in the third quarter, as they put up three touchdowns, including Reid’s big punt return.

Franklin then had a 42-yard touchdown to bring on the B-team.

“Everybody got to play, and everybody played well,” McPherson said. “It was a great night.”

The Vikings look to continue its run through the schedule, which currently has the No. 4 ranked team in the nation out-scoring opponents 166-7, Friday as they travel to Tift County.

“We definitely got better as a team this week from last week,” McPherson said.