Texans Colts clash decides AFC South title in Indianapolis
In a pivotal matchup Houston Texans quarterback T.J. Yates faces the Colts with Matt Hasselbeck or Charlie Whitehurst backing Indy. Hasselbeck hopeful to start despite rib, neck issues. Luck out with kidney and abdominal injuries. Houston’s Hoyer sidelined by concussion, Yates to start if needed as both teams aim for a crucial win and home playoff edge.
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Jacksonville State rolls past Sam Houston State 62-10 in semifinals
In Jacksonville Alabama Troymaine Pope ran for 181 yards and two touchdowns to spark Jacksonville State over Sam Houston State 62-10 at Burgess Snow Field. Eli Jenkins passed for 247 yards two touchdowns and added a rushing score as JSU advances to the FCS Championship in Frisco Texas January 9 against North Dakota State.
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George Ranch Flatlines Lake Ridge for 56-0 State Title
George Ranch clinched the Class 5A Division I crown with a 56-0 victory over Mansfield Lake Ridge as Darius Anderson ran for 246 yards and two scores. Lake Ridge, hampered by a hamstring injury to Jett Duffey and Duke Carter’s absence, managed only 200 yards while George Ranch piled up 536 total yards.
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Cedar Park Captures Class SA II Title With 22 6 Win
Cedar Park tops Frisco Lone Star 22-6 to win the Class SA Division II championship. Makt Sexton threw for two touchdowns, Mac McCaskill returned a fumble for a score, and Tommy Lavine and Jack Grimm added receiving TDs as Cedar Park improves to 16-0 and crowns its second title in four years. Lone Star quarterback Jason Shelley passed for 227 yards but was hampered by a late first-half fumble that helped Cedar Park build a 14-3 lead.
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