Cowboys ride Prescott to win with perfect passer rating
Dak Prescott guided Dallas to a 35-17 season opener victory over the New York Giants after reuniting with offensive coordinator Kelenn Moore. Prescott threw four touchdowns, reached 400 yards (405) for the second time, and connected with Jason Witten Blake Jarwin and Randall Cobb as the offense clicked. Witten set a club record with 16th season while Jarwin piled four TDs across two games against the Giants. Ezekiel Elliott, four days after signing a $90 million extension, faced a few rough plays but is expected to improve with the new scheme.
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Randall Cobb
Kellen
Jared Goff
Rams
Craig Morton
Cowboys
Witten
Jarwin
Giants
Dez Bryant
Ezekiel Elliott
No-Call suit ends for Saints Rams playoff game dispute
A New Orleans fan and attorney said he will drop his fraud suit against the NFL over a disputed no-call in a January playoff game that helped the Rams reach the Super Bowl. The Louisiana Supreme Court had dismissed the case, prompting remarks about ticket holder rights.
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New Orleans Saints
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Los Angeles Rams
Saints
Antonio LeMon
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Supreme Court
LeMon
Sports Calendar Highlights From Local Volleyball and Football
Local schedule lists matches including BCA at Eagle Heights at 4 and 7, Lee College at Mountain View at 6, and several 6:30 starts. Football features Galena Park vs REL at 3:45 and Lee College versus Allen CC, plus multiple cross-town road games across Crosby, Dayton, GCM, and Anahuac venues through Friday and into weekend tournaments.
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Lee College
Mountain View College
Fulshear
RSS
Rel
Nederland
GCM
Tarkington
Crosby
Dayton
Wood
Galena Park
BCA
Liberty
Clear Falls
Sterling
Austin
Bridge City
Anahuac
Allen CC
Odessa
Living Stones
United
East Chambers
Woods, Water and Wildlife Hard Hunting Call to Action
John Jefferson recalls discovering a passion for mountain sheep hunting inspired by a magazine article and notes the Grand Slam among North American wild sheep. He highlights Alan McGraw completing an archery slam, shares training stories, and urges readers to prepare physically for deer season while enjoying cooler fall weather.
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Texas
Alan McGraw
McGraw
Spindletop
Yosemite Nation Park
John Muir
CPA
Round Rock
Rocky Mountain
Teal season opener expected to draw millions to Texas
Forecasts for Saturday's teal opener show waves of blue winged teal moving into Texas with highs in the mid to upper 90s. The 16 day season runs Sept 14 to Sept 29 with a daily bag limit of six and a possession limit of 18. Texas Parks and Wildlife official Kevin Kraai notes huge teal numbers and a full harvest moon aiding migration despite a dry spell across much of the state. Hunters should buy a license online or by phone, each transaction carrying a $5 admin fee.
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Texas
Kevin Kraai
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Dakotas
Kraai
JH sports first week wraps up in North Channel schedule
The North Channel conference opened its season with eighth and seventh grade football and volleyball, all games at 5 pm. Week One results show Highlands over Horace Mann 34 7, Crosby over Baytown Junior 32 22, and Cedar Bayou edging Dayton 20 12 among others. Week Two standings list multiple 2 0 and 2 1 records across 8th and 7th grade matchups, with Highlands and CBJ posting clean sweeps and Crosby and Horace Mann trading wins.
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Cedar Bayou
Dayton
Barbers Hill North
Gentry
Highlands
Horace Mann
Crosby
Baytown
Baytown Jr
BH North
Gentry Crosby
Horace Mann Cbj
Dayton Gentry
North Crosby
Highlands Cbj
Dayton BH North
Barbers Hill South
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