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Eagles shut out Connally 32-0
Salado Eagles routed the Waco Connally Cadets 32-0 Oct. 16 to improve to 3-4 on the year and 1-1 in District 24-4A. After swapping possessions twice with Connally, Salado scored on its third possession and a 6-yard run by Austin Ferrin with 19 seconds left in the first. Max Gist made it 7-0. Gist then recovered his own pooch kick to give the Eagles the ball at the Connally 37-yard line. Six plays later Gist kicked a 37-yard field goal to give Salado a 10-0 lead with 10:48 left in the first half. The drive was marked by a 20-yard pas from Landon Owens to Gist and 13 yard pass from Owens to Tyson Campbell.
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Girls Cross Country return to state meet after winning Region III Title
McCall Boyd and Isabel Motley led the Salado Lady Eagles to their fifth straight Regional cross country championship Oct. 26 in Huntsville. Salado had five of seven runners cross the line in the top 15 for a team score of 28. Huffman Hargrave was second place with a score of 66 and also qualified for the UIL 4A State Meet.
Amarillo Globe-News
Canyon, Gruver claim team titles at UIL state cross country meet
Multiple teams and athletes from the Texas Panhandle took home state titles at the UIL cross country championships Friday, Nov. 6 at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. The Canyon girls team won its third consecutive Class 4A state title with 44 points while Salado (74 points) and Randall (80) rounded out the top three. The Lady Eagles were led by a first-place finish from Presli Pool, who finished the two-mile course in 10 minutes, 46.5 seconds, and aided by each of the team's top five runners placing within the top 20. Brooke French, the Lady Raiders' top finisher, was clocked at 11 minutes, 23.6 seconds, to earn fourth place. Perryton claimed second place in the Class 4A boys standings with 114 points, headlined by a first-place finish from Jacob Erickson, who completed the 5K race in 15 minutes, 18.8 seconds. Sanger took home the team championship with 104 points. Individually, West Plains' Robert Vartabedian earned second place (15:32.9), while Wolves' teammate Noah Holland placed fourth (15:37.2). Canyon rounded out the top three in the Class 4A boys team standings with 130 points as defending state champion Domenic San Miguel (16:08.3) finished eighth. Alexis Wade's Class 2A girls individual state
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“Don’t Think They Care About Each Other”: Vince Young Shifts Blame From Arch Manning, Calls Out Specific Texas Issue
The Texas Longhorns may have won fairly comfortably against Mississippi State in their last college football outing, but it’s clear that they are far from the finished article this season. With question marks over Arch Manning’s performances, former player Vince Young has pointed out some other issues with the...
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Texas vs Mizzou: Injury Crisis, CFP Rankings, Cowboys & Wemby
Texas heads to Missouri with major injury concerns, including Hollywood Smothers' season-ending MCL tear. Julian Martinez and John Hygh discuss the Longhorns' backfield, George Pickens' reduced role with the Dallas Cowboys and Victor Wembanyama's career-high 52-point performance. Plus, David Eckert of Horns247 joins to preview Texas vs. Missouri, discuss the Longhorns' No. 7 College Football Playoff ranking and explain why he's picking Mizzou.
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Texas-Missouri preview: 'Lot of reasons' to like Tigers over Longhorns
Texas-Missouri preview: 'Lot of reasons' to like Tigers over Longhorns. Josh Pate previews an 11 a.m. kick in Columbia, running through Texas injuries, the Longhorns' worst three-and-out rate in the SEC, and the handful of cap-busting explosive passes that he argues have single-handedly kept Texas in the playoff picture. Subscribe to "Josh Pate's College Football Show" on YouTube.