Homecoming was a little sweeter Thursday night, as the DMS Saints dominated on both sides of the ball, defeating the Carroll-Oakland Blue Devils by a final score of 38-16.A swarming defense by the Saints held the Blue Devils to only two first downs in the first half, while DeKalb’s offense performed flawlessly, jumping up to a 38-0 lead at the break.“It’s good to get a win, it was a good one and I’m glad to add it on,” said Saints head coach Justin Poteete. “Josh May, Brady Hale, Nathaniel Crook and Isaac Knowles played solid defense as they contained the edge when they had to and did a great job running those alleys tonight.“They moved the ball pretty well on our twos. We got a lot of work to do on our twos, so they have a long mountain to climb but they’ll get there,” Poteete said.Receiving the opening kickoff, Saints returner May gave DeKalb great field position, almost returning it for a touchdown.