Jets Rally Past Chargers to Clinch AFC Title Bid
The New York Jets upset the San Diego Chargers 17-14 to reach the AFC championship game at top seed Indianapolis. Rex Ryan’s squad, led by a stout defense and late rally, advances to face Peyton Manning’s Colts, with quarterback drama and a possible shot at the Super Bowl looming.
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Deweyville at Anahuac high school basketball rebounding night
High school girls basketball features six games across districts with Deweyville visiting Anahuac at 6 p.m. Port Arthur Memorial travels to Sterling for a 7 p.m. tip, Baytown Christian hosts Mt. Carmel, Lee meets West Brook at 7, C E King plays Goose Creek Memorial at 7, Barbers Hill hosts Crosby at 7 30, and boys action includes West Brook at Lee and Sterling at Port Arthur Memorial with several other late starts.
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Bush Returns to Form In Season Highlight Run
Reggie Bush electrified the field on a punt return and long touchdown run, drawing praise from coach Payton. Bush, recovering from knee cartilage surgery with a microfracture, says he finally feels fully healed after a comeback season and regained health.
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Hendrix tops area finishers at marathon
Baytown runners dominated the Houston Marathon, led by Sheldon Hendrix 26, finishing 630th overall in 3 30 to place 71st in the 25 29 age group. John C. Kinc 45 was 732nd in 3 33, Rosana Peek 38 led area women in 3 51, while Crosby’s Steven Simon led the half marathon in 1 20. Baytown youths and local racers also placed in the 5k and shorter events.
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Cowboys target hosting Super Bowl fuels bid and faith
Dallas owner Jerry Jones seeks a Super Bowl at Cowboys Stadium after next season, hoping to end the drought as the franchise prepares for no salary cap and a possible return to the draft with a strong young core led by Miles Austin, Felix Jones, Anthony Spencer, and Mike Jenkins while Tony Romo posts a 5000 yard season.
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Rebels Rally Past Kilgore in 70-62 Win
Lee College used a late first half surge to build a 37-34 lead and pulled away in the second half. Josh Micheaux and Kevin Johnson led Lee with 16 points apiece, Martin and Jacob McDonald adding 13 and 12. Kilgore, 9-8, got 15 from Markus Yarbrough and 10 from Derian Shafter and Derron Hobbs. Coach Champagne urged focus for 40 minutes as the Rebels prepare to host Tyler Junior College next Saturday at 7 p.m.
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