Dayton Broncos Hold Off Nederland For First Win
Dayton earns its first win of 2016 with a 24 23 non district victory over Nederland at Bulldog Stadium. Trevin Marcrum passes for 206 yards and three touchdowns while Lagarious McQuirter hauls in all three TDs and 125 receiving yards. Nederland cut the lead late but missed a 38 yard field goal in the final minute.
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Crosby Falls Short vs Bulldogs as Barbers Hill Next
Crosby extended its scoreless drought until a 33 yard field goal in the third quarter. Coach Riordan blamed stalled drives due to turnovers and penalties while Crosby moved the ball but did not finish drives. The Bulldogs added a six yard TD late to spoil the shutout. Crosby hosts Barbers Hill next.
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Houston tops No. 3 Oklahoma in nonconference clash
Houston quarterback Greg Ward Jr. threw for 321 yards with two touchdowns as the No. 15 Cougars defeated No. 3 Oklahoma 33-23. Brandon Wilson returned end zone to seal the swing with an epic play after a missed Sooners field goal, while Baker Mayfield had 323 yards and two scores for Oklahoma. In College Station, Trevor Knight led Texas A&M to a 31-24 OT win over No. 16 UCLA with 239 passing yards and a rushing TD.
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Patriots still searching for right combinations after rough start
Goose Creek Memorial drops to 0-2 after a 42-7 home defeat to Port Neches-Groves. QB Deandre Herman rushes for 103 yards and a 61 yard TD in the second half, while Mason Pitts connects with Herman in a struggling first half. Defensive miscues allow 172 rushing yards for Preston Hughes and 85 by Roschon Johnson as the Patriots vow to reset and prepare for Santa Fe.
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Rangers roll past Ganders 30 8 in district opener
Sterling and Baytown Lee clash as Ardoin runs for 35 and 16 yards to fuel a 27 2 lead. Erick Espinal adds a 19 yard fourth quarter field goal sealing a 30 8 win. Sterlings defense forces turnovers and Harold Speed recovers fumble. Spartans prepare for Houston MacArthur while Ganders travel to Beaumont Open. Quan Ardoin is named Player of the Game.
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Cypress Christian upsets cohesive BCA in hard fought volleyball win
Cypress Christian showcased teamwork and experience against a skilled BCA squad. Coach Robin Walker praised the Wildcats for never quitting as BCA filled in for an absent setter with Laci Gray stepping up. Her strong performance helped front row swings and blocks while both teams build up their younger players. The match preview notes BCA returns Tuesday to host Arcadia.
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Barbers Hill Football Dominates Santa Fe In District Clash
Barbers Hill pulled away after an early standoff, with Langelier scoring on a 10 yard pass and Cau to Hendricks connecting for 4 yards. Santa Fe threatens with a 63 yard strike but trail 31 13 at halftime and never regain momentum. Santa Fe meets Goose Creek Memorial next Thursday at Stallworth Stadium while Barbers Hill heads to Crosby for its district opener.
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Danbury Edges Anahuac In Late Touchdown Stand
The Danbury Panthers defeated Anahuac 18 to 13 to improve to 2-0 while Anahuac falls to 0-2. After forcing a fumble with just over four minutes left and trailing by one, Danbury drove for a 30 yard TD pass from Colby Mitchell to Branson Vrazel with 3 36 left. Anahuac’s Deon Mayes moved the final drive to the 16 yard line before being stopped at the 5 as time expired.
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