Gallup football rises from the ashes under Lunsford
Gallup High School football, led by Gary Lunsford since April, has transformed from a 1-9 season to a 5-2 record with 2-0 district play. The Bengals eye a playoff berth for the first time since 1994 after revamping practices and instilling discipline, with key players Montano Long Candelaria and Becenti starring.
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Frankel Seeks First Breeders Cup Victory at Belmont
Hall of Fame trainer Bobby Frankel sends six of eight Breeders Cup runners at Belmont Park led by Aptitude 2-1 in the Classic and You 8-5 in the Juvenile Fillies. Starine 5-1 and Flute 5-2 also figure prominently as Frankel pursues a long-awaited major win.
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Bobcats Eyes 23rd Straight Win as Playoff Hopes Rise
Coach Bo discusses penalties and red zone struggles after a 20 to 0 loss to Texico while Loving hunts a 22 game streak. Hagerman mounts steady drives with Jacob Morales piling up 116 yards on 17 carries last week. Rigo Martinez blocked a field goal and Johnny Aguilar returned it 90 yards for a score. Diaz vows a buff tough win as the Bobcats prepare for Loving.
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Dexter Banda Leads Demons as Playoff Hopes Slim
Dexter Banda's scoring fumble gives Dexter a lasting lead as he cements his role at quarterback against Eunice. Coach Campbell hints at tricks with Gomez while noting Dexter's 2.9 yards per carry and 906 rushing yards on 309 attempts as the team battles to stay alive in a sugarless season. Eunice, winless and hungry, aims to derail Dexter's playoff dream and deepen their rivals' misery.
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Showdown and Stoops Discuss Big 12 Title Race
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said after a Saturday loss that both teams can still contend if they win out and reach the Big 12 championship game. He noted the league’s title game has cost it in recent years as two national contenders have fallen in the championship.
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Around the League Scores and NFL Moves
NBA and NFL briefs list games and rosters. The schedule shows Milwaukee at Golden State and several other NBA matchups. NFL notes include Browns signing and waiving players and the Redskins adding a returner.
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