Moore Leads Lobos Past BYU Ending Provo Drought
New Mexico's DonTrell Moore rushed 93 yards and scored twice in a 20-16 win at BYU, snapping a 14 game drought in Provo. Charles Moss sealed it with an 80 yard interception return late in the fourth. BYU's Matt Berry passed for 81 yards and two interceptions as the Lobos improve to 6 5 overall and 4 1 in the Mountain West.
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Gateway Christian claims 6-man state title in dominant mercy win
Gateway Christian cruised to a 58 12 victory over Lake Arthur to secure the 6-man New Mexico Blue Trophy. Westin Rhoads battled injury and was pivotal early before Gateway’s Marquez and Vpando sealed the win with multiple scores.
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Fort Sumner battles to 1A semifinal win over Jal
Fort Sumner defeats Jal 21-3 in the Class 1A semifinal as Lance Fikany runs for 65 and 45 yards and catches a pass from his brother. Fort Sumner advances to face Texico in the title game after building a 317 total yard effort and forcing six Jal turnovers. Darryn McWilliams scores Jal’s only points on a late TD pass. Adrian Loera leads Texico to a 36-0 win over Springer and a showdown with Fort Sumner for the championship.
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KSU Rips Huskers in lopsided Manhattan rout
Kansas State quarterback Eli Roberson ran 228 yards and three touchdowns and Darren Sproles added 155 yards and three TDs as the Wildcats crushed Nebraska in Manhattan. Roberson opened with a 91 yard run, the second longest NU allowed, while KSU improved to 9-2 and 5-2 in the Big 12 with one game left against Colorado. Nebraska fell to 7-5 and 3-4, assuring its first non winning conference record since 1968.
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