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CBS Sports
Week 10 CFB Top 25 Picks: No. 7 Texas at No. 18 Missouri
Tommy Tran, Danny Kanell & Leger Douzable pick Texas-Mizzou on CBS Sports HQ.
The Associated Press
Vokietaitis scores 16 points as No. 7 Texas beats Gardner-Webb 98-50
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Matas Vokietaitis scored 16 points, and No. 7 Texas rolled to a 98-50 rout of Gardner-Webb on Thursday night. Vokietaitis, a junior celebrating his 22nd birthday, shot 6 for 8 from the field and had seven rebounds in 20 minutes. The 7-foot Vokietaitis has converted 15 of 17 shots in two games. Texas (2-0) outscored Gardner-Webb 54-10 in the paint. Gardner-Webb (0-2) went 12 minutes spanning the first and second half without a field goal. Texas outscored the Runnin’ Bulldogs 33-2 during that stretch. Isaiah Johnson, a sophomore who transferred to Texas from Colorado, scored 15 points. Freshmen Marcus Spears Jr. and Joe Sterling each had 13. Another freshman, Austin Goosby, scored 11 points and accounted for five of the Longhorns' 13 steals. Sterling had three 3-pointers after making four in the season-opener against Chicago State on Monday. Mikhail Pocknett and Jamias Ferere led Gardner-Webb with 12 points apiece. The Runnin' Bulldogs were out shot just 61% to 33%. They hit just 5 of 23 3-point attempts and committed 23 turnovers that Texas turned into 31 points. Texas had 28 fast-break points. Texas made a 21-0 push to finish the first half with a lead of
Yahoo Sports
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.
seguintoday.com
Marion Looks to Claim Second Place in District Before Beginning Another Playoff Run
HALLETTSVILLE, Texas—For the second consecutive season, the Marion Bulldogs are heading to the Texas high school football playoffs under head coach Joel Call. But before the Bulldogs can officially turn their attention to the postseason, there’s still one important piece of business left to handle. Marion travels to...