Mirror Photo / Mary Laschinger Kirby DISAPPEARING IN a sea of black, Richwood’s Greg Hudson goes down surrounded by, from left, Zach Jones, Josh Thompson, Paul Chesnut, David Snow, Justin Johnson, Brennan Thompson and Ross Stevens. The Buckeyes shut out the visiting Rams. 39-0. to win their season opener here. By JOE DODD The Gilmer Buckeyes used an oppressive defense and an impressive rushing attack to win the season opener 39-0 over the Richwood (La.) Rams Friday night at Buckeye Stadium. It was an emotional victory for the Buckeyes after losing former teammate Josh Nelson to cancer the day before. “They’re emotionally tired, but they focused and they made Josh proud,” said Gilmer head coach Jeff Traylor, whose record in season openers improved to 7-1. “There wasn’t a ‘win one for the Gipper’ speech; there was no ‘win one for Josh’. We just wanted to play the way Josh played, and that’s what we did.” With nine new starters, Gilmer’s Black Flag Defense forced two Ram turnovers and lim...