Lee College Hosts New Mexico Military In Midland Clash
Regional sports schedule lists Lee College facing New Mexico Military Institute in Midland at 6 p.m. Basketball action, followed by UT Brownsville visiting Lee College for volleyball at 2 p.m. In Baytown, Concordia Lutheran plays All Saints winner Houston Northland Christian at 11:45 a.m. The day also features the Southern Super 10s Series at Raceway Park.
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College football and boxing on TV schedule today
TV guide lists college games across multiple networks with times from morning to late night including Iowa and Nebraska pairings on channels like ABC ESPN2 and CBS. Boxing fans see Mayweather vs N Dou on HBO at 8:30 p.m. local time.
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Houston
Mayweather
N'Dou
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Anahuac tops Kountze in high-scoring showdown
Anahuac roared to a 34-19 halftime lead behind Whittington and Rosillo before Kountze rallied late on a 95-yard Sills kickoff return and a Grillo to Lacy 41-yard TD. Panthers improve to 8-1, 5-1 and set to host Bridge City next Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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Tillman Focke
Jack
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Garrett Hartness
Kountze
Whittington
Jesus Rosillo
Lions
Jeremy Sills
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Rosilio
Grillo
Xavier Lacy
Gary Martel
Bridge City
Martel
Battle Bridge City
Crosby Rally Falls Short in 20 20 Tie with Jaguars
In the third quarter Haynes hit Green on a 66 yard TD to cut the Jaguars lead to 20 14 and showed again with a 13 yard scoring pass to Beck. Beck finished with 11 receptions for 178 yards while Green added 166 yards on 10 catches. Crosby drew 15 penalties for 136 yards.
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Beck
Jaguars
Deer season opens as rains boost Texas deer habitat
Texas Parks and Wildlife biologists say statewide springlike range conditions improve antler growth and deer health, but patchy acorn crops and local variation will challenge early-season patterning. With 3.5 million deer and more than 500000 hunters last year, prospects are strong though cautious in the Hill Country and South Texas counties.
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Llano
Mason
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Webb
Panhandle
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Clayton Wolf
Wolf
TPWD
Max Traweek
Kerrville
Edwards Plateau
Traweek
Stere
Wa Tpwd
Garner
Dayton Broncos crush winless Smiley Golden Eagles 39 0
Dayton remains unbeaten in District 21-44, upsetting Smiley 39-0 at Jones Cowart Stadium. Dion Kirton and Michael Dugat combine for 249 rushing yards and three touchdowns as Dayton runs 50 times for 289 yards while not punting the entire game.
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Broncos
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Smiley
Edwin Trimble
Dusty Snider
Sizemore
David Anderson
Dominic Morais
Crosby
Richardson
Kirton
Eagles Dominate Barbers Hill For Seventh Win
Marcus Patton Newton and Cook anchored defense as Barbers Hill led 13-0 before halftime. Brian Gilbert capped a 66 yard drive with a four yard TD to seal the victory, Eagles scoring in late second and fourth quarters. Daniels connected on multiple plays, lofting to Lofton and Daniels for key gains.
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Marcus Newton
Cook
Penn
Barbers Hill
Daniels
Shepherd
Pirates
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Eagles
Brian Gilbert
Eric Lofton
Jake Daniels
Titans Edge Lee In Late Defensive Stand For District Title
Memorial overcame mistakes to hold off Lee 14-7 as Lee led early on a Cavazos field goal and a first quarter score. Memorial answered with a late second quarter drive and Jamaal Charles 1-yard TD plunge, aided by a dramatic 1-yard pass from Leland Ancur to Kelvin Jackson setting up the score. Lee stopped Memorial on a failed punt attempt, but key sacks by Patrick Robinson and strong safety Ryan Hale helped seal the district clincher.
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Dayton
Zach Richardson
Justin McQueen
Smiley
Carranco
McQueen
Jacob Sizemore
Golden Eagle
Campbell
Golden Eagles
Crosby
Lee
Barry Laird
Memorial
Harmon
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Patrick Robinson
Robinson
Ryan Hale
Will Lewis
Darrell Warden
Greater
Houston
Olin
Reed
Hale
Titan
Tadeo Cavazos
Rodney Rideau
Jamaal Charles
Jorge
Johnson
Corey Kempt
Leland Ancur
Kelvin Jackson
Charles
Ganders
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