Kermit Yellow Jackets Advance To State 3A Semifinals
Kermit edged Littlefield 21 14 to reach the state 3A football semifinals. Quarterback Jerry Wright engineered a late 17 yard bootleg score and Alvaro Martinez led the ground attack as Kermit built a 95 yard 16 play march. Littlefield had tied the game late but the defense and a late interception sealed the win.
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Lubbock
Kermit
Yellow Jackets
Littlefield
Gilmer
Wylie
Wildcats
Alvaro Martinez
Roger Short
Jerry Wright
Eugenio Muniz
Martinez
Wright
Dale Greene
Muniz
Bryan Gregory
Clark Pylant
Jim Burks
Yellow Jacket
Pylant
Leo Milian
Todd King
Greene
Pat
Burleson
Green
David Armstrong
Armstrong
Bill Wilson
Permian Basin
Wildcat
Milian
Alex Burnett
Gregory
Pat Demel
Wink Wildcats reach class A finals with 40 23 victory over Aspermont
Wink High School clinched a spot in the state class A finals by defeating Aspermont 40 23 at Memorial Stadium. Key plays came from Joe Wolf and Ronnie Thomas on the ground and Steve Eggleston through the air, with Rasco catching two TD passes. Wink advances to face the Hazleton Bremond winner at Athens next weekend.
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Chris Magee
Joe Wolf
Ronnie Thomas
Steve Eggleston
Ron Rasco
Wink
Memorial Stadium
Wildcats
Aspermont
Athens
Wink High School
Hornets
Pat Boyd
Willie Rush
Rash
Boyd
Robin Byrd
Wolf
Thomas
Eggleston
Byrd
Rasco
Paydirt
Marvin Louis
Louis
Raymond Dodd
Dodd
Odessa High reaches finals in Odessa Invitational tourney
Abel Mendoza sparked Odessa High late to a 64 59 semifinal win over Ysleta Riverside. Tom me Stahl led with 24 points and David Olivas 15 as OHS advances to face Midland High in tonight’s final at the OHS Fieldhouse. Riverside and Eastwood play for third.
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Jerry Gunter
Odessa High
Abel Mendoza
Ysleta Riverside
Red Horses
Midland High
Ysleta Eastwood
OHS
Riverside
Eastwood
Permian
Lubbock High
Panthers
Amarillo Tascosa
Ector
Tascosa
Joe Tubb
Eddie Andrade
Andrade
el Paso
Louie Ybarra
Mendoza
OHL
Tubb
Tommy Stahl
David Olivas
Rebels
Jon Taylor
Heisman hopefuls Allen Walker and McMahon lead race
Marcus Allen Herschel Walker and Jim McMahon are seen as the top Heisman contenders while the award ceremony at New York's Downtown Athletic Club nears. Allen discusses a strong season despite USC missing the Rose Bowl as Walker eyes victory after a 1 666 yard run, and McMahon notes a record career passing total and hopes for recognition despite injuries.
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New York
Marcus Allen
Herschel Walker
Jim McMahon
Downtown Athletic Club
Jay Berwanger
Allen
University of Southern California
California
Trojans
Washington
Iowa
Penn State
Walker
Georgia
Georgia Tech
George Rogers
South Carolina
Hugh Green
Pittsburgh
McMahon
Brigham Young
Marcus
Pitt
Cougars
Washington State
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Pena
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Conner
Frankhouser
Munoz
Perce
Gamble
Ricks
Guimont
Milter
Terry
Logan
Taylor
Bergin
O& Brown
Sutton
Jones
Parker
Noland
Bolger
Panneli
Robertson
Gunneis
Parker Eastwood
Gipson
Smepmere
Crenshaw
Clark
Vo. Smith
Sylvester
Ligh
Midiang High
Panther
Reggie Lee
Lee
Mike Woolley
James Dawn
Jeff Metcalf
Eagles
Westerners
Tony Gamble
Odessa
Reinbold
Dawn
Scott
Farre
Huber
Brown
Acams
Metcalf
Wessom
Anerson
Woolley
Beckner
Olivas
Bell
Mencoza
Muli
Stant
Gillang
Concha
Vierra
Porras
Moreno
Vaider
Yoarra
Acostad
Odessa High Riverside