Sam Houston State Bears face North Dakota State for FCS title
Sam Houston State University Bearkats, led by defensive lineman J T Cleveland, meet North Dakota State in Frisco Texas for the NCAA FCS national championship. SHSU, 14-0 and ranked No 1, rides a dominating season with strong defense and standout players. North Dakota State is 13-1 and ranked No 3 as the title game arrives.
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Goose Creek Memorial Girls Hold On To Beat C. E. King 50-47
Victoria Carr and Da'monne Jackson scored 25 points to lift Goose Creek Memorial Lady Patriots to a 50-47 District 19 4A victory over C. E. King. GCM improves to 14-7 overall and 3-1 in district as they prepare for Galena Park Friday.
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Barbers Hill Tops Ganders In Road District Opener
Barbers Hill Eagles win 58-46 at Robert E. Lee as guards Alex Rowlett and Alex Dangereaux pace a 13-2 start. Ganders suffer 0-2 in 19-4A. Darrion Landry scores 15 for Lee but late surge stalls. Coach Tyron Lee notes momentum from road win.
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Former Sterling star coaches Refugio to state title
x-Sterling alumnus and former Ross player Drew Cox, now Refugio offensive coordinator, helped the Bobcats win the 2011 Class 2A Division II state championship. Refugio went 15-0, outscoring opponents 891 to 191, beating Cisco 36-35 in the final and Lexington 41-24 in the semifinals.
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