Seminole dominates 5-2A all district selections
Five Seminole players lead the 5-2A all district football team chosen by coaches with Denver City's Mark Ivie and Slaton's Jackie Jolly among first team selections. Standouts include Norm Newman and Mike Grass on offense backed by Ricky Greene Jim Hill and Clifford Cages. Defensive honors feature Jim Hill David Lacey and Mike Crow with several teammates on second team.
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Tohoka
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Mike Grass
Ricky Greene
Jim Hill
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Fort Stockton High School
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Makeshift UNM team slated to face NMSU
New Mexico, crippled by an eligibility probe, will field four remaining players plus two football players and possibly a trainer for a Saturday game against New Mexico State. Coach Charlie Harrison vows to compete, adjusting the run and gun attack while addressing a shaky roster and ongoing NCAA eligibility questions.
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Goldstein
U.S. District 1T
Leonard's trainer denies big offer to fight Cuevas
Sugar Ray Leonard's attorney ridicules a reported 2.5 million offer to face Pipino Cuevas for undisputed title. Kabakoff says promoters offered the fight, but Leonard's side questions the deal and plans multiple bouts. Fort Stockton and Worth events also noted, including swim results and standings.
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Los Angeles
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Cuevas
Espada
Final NCAA Team Stats Rushing Offense Leaders
The Associated Press releases final NCAA team statistics highlighting leading rushing offenses. It lists top programs, their rushing yards, and offensive efficiency metrics, reflecting which teams dominated ball control and ground production this season.
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