Onate Captures 4A Blue Trophy In Narrow Victory
Onate High defeats Goddard High 17 to 14 at Field of Dreams to claim the 4A Blue Trophy. Justin Burciaga breaks through for the tying and winning TD in the final minutes, Garcia connects for the decisive score, and Kevin Moore adds the deciding PAT with 1:54 left in the third.
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Las Cruces
Goddard High
Onate High
Field of Dreams
Rockets
Onate
Justin Burke
OHS
Andy Hudgens
Justin Nine
GHS
Engine 9
Nine
Knights
Riciochet
Darwin Wicke
Goddard
Kelly McKee
Black Knights
Sam Jernigan
New Mexico
Juan C. Garcia
Jesse Burciaga
Los Angeles
Burciaga
Martin Corn
Garcia
Kevin Moore
Pat
Sven Crocker
Canes Dominant in Hokies Rout Sets Stage for Sugar Bowl
Miami routs Virginia Tech as Willis McGahee races for six touchdowns and Ken Dorsey throws for 300 yards, lifting the Hurricanes to a 49 21 lead before Tech rallies. Miami carries a 34 game winning streak to Tempe, eyeing a repeat national title. Georgia then crushes Arkansas 30 3 to win the SEC title and reach the Sugar Bowl.
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Willis McGahee
Ken Dorsey
McGahee
Bill L'Italien
Dorsey
Canes
Tempe
Ariz
Penn
Toledo
Nebraska
Hokies
Georgia
Arkansas
Atlanta
Bulldogs
Virginia Tech
Montoya’s 79-yard strike seals 5A title for Las Cruces
Las Cruces senior quarterback Matt Montoya endured heavy pressure from Mayfield’s rush but connected on a 79-yard touchdown pass to Tim Dixon. The Bulldawgs beat the Trojans 17-14 at Aggie Memorial Stadium to capture the Class 5A state championship as Mayfield’s late drive stalled.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Matt Montoya
Montoya
Mayfield
Tim Dixon
Lakers rally from 27 down to stun Mavericks in comeback
Kobe Bryant led Los Angeles as the Lakers erased a 27 point deficit in the fourth quarter to beat Dallas 105 103. Bryant scored 21 of his 27 in the final period while Kobe played through a groin injury. The win marks the second largest second half rally in NBA history and came after a 28 point halftime deficit.
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Los Angeles Lakers
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Dallas Mavericks
Kobe Bryant
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Mavs
Don Nelson
Utah
Denver
Elias Sports Bureau
Dirk Nowitzki
Nick van Exel
Mavericks
Bryant
Ruidoso Captures AAA Title In Portales Clash
In Portales, Ruidoso Warriors stunned the Rams 26 22 to win the AAA championship. Quarterback Josh Adams led the way with strong both rushing and passing plays while Portales stars Seth Clabaugh and Ridge Bowden emphasized sharpening defense and tackling for a rematch.
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Portales
Rams
Ruidoso Warrior
Glenn Johnson
Johnson
Ruidoso
Warriors
Ridge Bowden
Seth Clabaugh
Josh Adams
Adams
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