Moulds Agrees to Four Year Texans Contract Trade Finished
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Eric Moulds reached a four year deal worth 14 million dollars with the Houston Texans and the teams completed a trade believed to involve a mid round draft pick. Moulds, already visiting Houston, backed by adviser Greg Johnson, says the move ends a long dispute and he aims to help Houston bolster its offense under new quarterback leadership.
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Rangers rally past Kingwood for key district win
Rangers overcome early Kingwood lead with late runs and strong defense. Chase Dempsay fielded a sharp sixth inning grounder to end the frame, Hunter Cervenka stole two bases and scored on a wild pitch, and Sterling fueled the attack with seven hits led by Fowler. Tadlock praised the resiliency as the team heads to Spring Friday to avenge the district loss.
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Crosby Cougars fall as Klein Oak edges them 1 0
Crosby finishes 23 2 2 season with a 1 0 loss to Klein Oak as the Cougars fail to score for the first time all year. Klein Oak dominates chances with a first half header from a corner and near misses later. Coach Nathan Helburg notes the team could not counter their usual set plays and missed cracks.
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Wildcats rally falls short in 22-5A softball tilt
The Lady Wildcats, second in 22-5A, produced back-to-back hits a double and single to score four runs and added another on an infield single. ABL coach Randy Barnette lamented that the team had chances to take the lead as the top of their order came up but failed to finish.
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Crosby vs Oak Ends in Narrow Defeat as Walthall Shuts Door
Crosby failed to capitalize on a corner kick and pressed for a late surge as Oak’s defense, anchored by goaltender Alex Walthall, withstood a final Crosby push. A red card gave Crosby a man advantage at 13 53 but Oak protected the lead and Crosby’s season ended with two late saves by Walthall.
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Humble Rally Ties Game After REL Early Breaks Slip
REL started strong as Stephanie Hatten scored on Lori Ward’s double, but Humble surged back with key hits. Laura Jones and Hernandez drove in runs, tying 4-4 after Ward’s fifth inning single. Kayla Shepherd took the loss for REL.
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Maryland claims NCAA title with overtime win over Duke
Freshman Kristi Toliver hits a late regulation 3 and two free throws in overtime as Maryland, 34-4, defeats Duke 78-75 to capture its first NCAA women's basketball title. Marissa Coleman and Laura Harper top Maryland with 16 points each, while Duke's Jessica Foley misses a final 3 at the buzzer.
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REI 4a: Ganders Struggle After Strong Start
REL started with a leadoff homer by Husband and a run via Jeremy Moses double, but the Ganders then stalled. Only one more Ganders hit, a sixth inning double by Michael Mahan, as offensive production faded. Lee coach accepts full accountability for lapses in focus late in the game.
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Barbers Hill teams post district wins on road and home
Meagan Shipley allowed three hits in five innings to earn the win as Barbers Hill beat Cleveland 10-1 with Lexi Stephens going 5-5, two doubles and four runs. Alexa Lyday 3-4, Jana Creel 2-3 led 15-hit attack. Barbers Hill also toppled Tarkington 7-1 behind Octavio Carmona’s complete game with 12 strikeouts. Carmona improved to 3-1, Ponder added a two-run shot, and Barbers Hill moved to 16-2 overall and 3-1 district.
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