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Clarendon, AR · Sports
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UCA’s Brown Talks Football Roller Coaster at LRTDC
Nathan Brown has seen a lot in football — all of it in the same place. The University of Central Arkansas coach has been at the helm of the Bears program since 2017, but has been in the fold since arriving as a freshman quarterback from Russellville High School in 2005.
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Sheridan wins first conference championship in 39 years
SHERIDAN — Thirty-nine years of waiting ended Friday night in historic fashion as the Sheridan Yellowjackets captured their first football conference championship since 1987 with a record-setting 91-65 victory over Sylvan Hills. The victory improved Sheridan to 9-0 and secured the 6A-East Conference championship, sending the Yellowjackets into the...
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UNA football stops Central Arkansas at goal line to secure 14-9 Halloween thriller
CONWAY, Ark. (WAFF) - A dramatic goal-line stand with under two minutes remaining lifted the North Alabama Lions to a gritty 14-9 road victory over Central Arkansas on a rainy Saturday night. Trailing 14-9 with 1:50 left, Central Arkansas quarterback Donovyn Omolo surged toward the end zone on second-and-goal from...
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Central Arkansas Bears start season at home against the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
LINE: Bears -8.5; over/under is 154.5. BOTTOM LINE: Central Arkansas hosts Oral Roberts in the season opener. Central Arkansas went 14-1 at home last season while going 22-12 overall. The Bears gave up 74.7 points per game while committing 16.5 fouls last season. Oral Roberts went 4-12 in Summit League...
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Lions blister Marion in 48-7 mercy rule
Searcy scored early and often as the Lions hammered visiting Marion 48-7 Friday night at Lion Stadium. The Lions (7-2 overall, 4-2 conf.) got things back on track in a big way on Friday as they took control from the start to build a 20-0 lead at the end of the first quarter and an insurmountable 48-0 advantage at halftime. The Patriots (1-8, 1-5) stalled on every offensive possession in the first half for less than a 100 yards of offense at the break. Marion finally scored on a pass play late in the third quarter against Searcy's reserve defense as the clock rolled continuously throughout the second half.