Gobblers Apaches Vital Tilt Friday Night in District 14-AAA
Cuero hosts Gonzales in a decisive East Zone game as Cuero, Samuel Clemens and Floresville sit 3-1 atop the district with Gonzales at 2-2. Clemens meets East Central and Floresville travels to Pleasanton while a coin flip could decide the zone winner if all three win.
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College Ratings Update Sees Top Teams Ranked Week Eight
New York based UPI releases week eight college football rankings with top teams receiving first place votes and their won loss tied records in parentheses. The article notes changes from prior weeks and highlights leading programs across conferences.
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Cuero Matches Set For Six Football Games
Cuero High School to play six football games Thursday with three at home and three away. 7th and 8th grade teams at Gonzales, junior varsity and freshman games at Cuero and Gonzales, plus senior Gobblers honored with yard signs crafted by students and boosters.
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Balloting Draws Votes From Nineteen Teams
In a tight ballot, only 19 teams received votes, leaving several programs unconsidered as voters weighed standings and potential recommendations. The result highlights limited participation and interest in the current selection or ranking process.
Small College Standings Payne Falls to McMurry 19 14
Payne University trailed Tarleton 19 to 14 as McMurry secured atight contest. Tarleton led early before Payne rallied, but final score favored McMurry in a close game.
Texas Longhorns face bold defense against Baylor and UCLA
Baylor and UCLA tested Texas with a new defense that shifts a defensive back into the option flow. Baylor’s David Jones stood out with 10 tackles and seven assists, helping limit Texas to a 21-14 win in the latest matchup.
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This Week's College Football Schedule
Saturday games feature Texas A&I at Howard Payne at 2 p.m. CST. S. F. Austin visits Tarleton at 7 30 p.m. CST. Angelo plays East Texas at 7 30 p.m. CST. McMurry hosts Sam Houston at 7 30 p.m. CST. Southwest Texas travels to Sul Ross at 7 30 p.m. CST.
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Southland Conference Standings and This Week's Schedule
Arkansas State leads the standings with 30 points and a 1.000 record followed by Abilene Christian and Trinity at 21 points each. UT-Arlington, Lamar Tech, and Abilene Christian posted wins in last week action while Trinity and Abilene Christian prepare for key matchups this Saturday including Arkansas State at Texas Arlington and Lamar Tech at New Mexico State.
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Hagan resigns as Rice football coach and athletic director
Rice University announces Bo Hagan will resign as head football coach and athletic director at season end. The Owls stand 2-5 this year after losses to LSU SMU Texas and Texas Tech and a 38-14 collapse to Arkansas. Hagan cites unmet goals and seeks a smooth transition for a successor.
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Jones recalls key moments in Texas Longhorns game
The passage recounts a blocked punt by Jones and a punt return by Ray Penn for a Bears score. It notes defensive flaws against the pass and Texas quarterback Phillips limited to nine pass attempts. Jones praises Worster as the hardest runner faced, recalling a tough stand in a Saturday meeting.
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Maddox Named Tigers Rookie of the Year
New York report notes Elliott Maddox, 25, was voted Detroit Tigers Rookie of the Year after a 109 game season with a .248 batting average, three home runs and 24 RBIs. He was sent to the Washington Senators at season end.
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Lollar Rehired as Oakland Oaks Farm Club Manager
Oakland based Oakland A's Town Oaks farm club announces the rehiring of Sherm Lollar as manager. He returns to lead the affiliate in its next season, with club officials confirming the decision.
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Twins name George Brophy farm director
George Brophy, 44, named farm director of the Minnesota Twins to succeed the late Sherry Robertson who died in a car crash on Oct. 23. Brophy had served as Robertson’s assistant since 1961.
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Red Wings Recall Lajeunesse For Blues Game
Serge LaJeunesse was recalled from Fort Worth to join the Detroit Red Wings in St. Louis for the game against the Blues. Defenseman Bob Falkenberg was sent to Fort Worth to make room for Lajeunesse.
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