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No. 1 Ranked Team Kicked From Playoffs, And a Dallas Legend's Son Is Caught in the Fallout
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The No. 1 ranked Argyle Liberty Christian Warriors, featuring five-star linebacker and Oklahoma commit Cooper Witten, are officially barred from the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) […]
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Jerry Jones' nephew debuts coffee shop in old New York Sub space by SMU
The iconic former New York Sub space across from Southern Methodist University is being amped up as a cool new off-campus hang: Rollin Joe's, an all-day, music-driven coffee and beverage shop, will open at 3411 Asbury St., Dallas, on Friday, November 6. Guests can get an early taste of the...
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Duke Willing to Pay Opponent as Kara Lawson Faces Unexpected Scheduling Crisis Ahead of Sunday's Game
Duke was willing to pay another team just to play them. That is where Kara Lawson and the Blue Devils find themselves days before their next scheduled game. A program with Duke’s resources is now subsidizing an opponent to keep a game on the calendar. The Blue Devils were supposed to face North Texas on Sunday, November 8, in San Antonio. The matchup would have also marked the first-ever meeting between the two programs in women’s basketball. However, the game has now been canceled. Tickets have also been reportedly canceled with Duke now scheduled to play FAU on Sunday. “Duke was supposed to ...
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Howe Head Football Coach reinstated after being placed on administrative leave
HOWE, Texas (KXII) - Howe’s Head Football Coach and Athletic Director Jake Smith has been reinstated and cleared after being placed on administrative leave earlier in the week. The school district stated that evidence gathered by a third-party investigator found that Smith did not violate applicable state or federal...
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Rice vs. North Texas: Week 10 Betting Odds, Prediction
The Mean Green have been one of the most fun teams to watch in college football this season, as they've scored no lower than 35 points since their season opener. North Texas can put points on the board through the air and on the ground, and it feels like any play can go to the house. The same cannot be said for Rice, who is in the midst of a seven-game losing streak. The Owls were on the doorstep on snapping their skid a couple weeks ago against FAU, but fell 51-49. If you are looking for some betting advice for the matchup, we've got you covered. Here are the latest odds for the game, courtesy of BetMGM. Rice vs. North Texas game odds : All college football odds via BetMGM Spread: Rice +17 (-110), North Texas -17 (-110) Money Line: Rice +610, North Texas -860 Over-Under: Over 64.5 (-110), Under 64.5 (-110) Rice vs. North Texas prediction, pick: The analysis for this game is pretty simple. The Mean Green are the far superior team, and Rice is going to need many things to break their way to come remotely close to keeping this game respectable. One good thing for
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Frisco Enterprise
Marcus erupts in fourth quarter to defeat Wakeland 35-24 in season finale
FLOWER MOUND – The Marcus football team saved its best for last on Thursday night, scoring 21 unanswered fourth-quarter points to defeat Frisco Wakeland 35-24 at Marauder Stadium and earn its first District 5-6A victory of the season. Running back Drew Emmert rushed for 184 yards and four touchdowns on 30 carries, while quarterback Cash Davis completed 20-of-24 passes for 219 yards and a touchdown as the Marauders (3-7, 1-6) snapped a six-game losing streak. Trailing 17-14 entering the fourth quarter, Marcus took the lead when Davis connected with Caleb Steen on a 37-yard touchdown pass with 5:44 remaining. The Marauders recovered an onside kick, setting up Emmert's 7-yard touchdown run with 2:51 left. Emmert added a 20-yard scoring run just over a minute later to extend the lead to 35-17. Marcus coach Mike Alexander said he knew Wakeland would be dangerous late, having watched the Wolverines win their previous two games with fourth-quarter rallies. "I told them, 'Don't be surprised in a tight game in the fourth quarter because they're not going to stop playing,'" Alexander said. With the game still in doubt, Alexander delivered a message to his offense while the defense was on the field. "I said,
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Emerson ends season on high note with last-minute heroics against Frisco
FRISCO – Ahead of Friday evening, both Frisco’s and Emerson’s football destinies were predetermined. Frisco would be postseason-bound and Emerson would instantly enter the conversation for teams with playoff-level talent left out of the dance regardless of the result of their head-to-head showdown at Kuykendall Stadium. That would not prevent the game from being electric as, despite trailing for the majority, Emerson would take the lead with 29 seconds left to steal and seal a 26-24 victory. “Just a great group of kids,” said Emerson head coach Billy Ellis. “And we deserve to be in the playoffs. I don’t mean that as a slight to Celina, Panther Creek or anybody, but we’re a playoff team. I told them I expect you to go out and play like a playoff team and show them how much you deserve it, because they do.” To note, Emerson finished District 4-5A Division II play 5-3 and tied for third place alongside Celina and Panther Creek but lost both head-to-heads, keeping them from entering the postseason. After a third quarter that saw just three possessions and no points, Frisco (7-3, 6-2) entered the fourth quarter with a 21-20 edge. A pair of Emerson (7-3, 5-3)
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Allen, Frisco ISD sport state-ranked boys basketball teams to begin 2026-27 season
Nov. 13 marks the first day of non-district games for UIL boys basketball programs, officially putting the 2026-27 season in full swing. Last season saw programs like Frisco Heritage and Little Elm make history by winning the first state championships in their respective histories. Both teams graduated sizable senior classes, while other area squads look to make their own push towards hoisting a UIL title by season’s end. Several of those programs have generated some early buzz for 2026-27 as part of the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches' preseason state rankings. Class 6A 1. Allen Ranked atop 6A to begin the season, the Eagles are coming off a 24-7 campaign that produced a District 6-6A championship and an appearance in the regional finals. Allen has advanced at least three rounds deep in the playoffs each of the past three seasons, including a state semifinal run in 2025, and it’ll navigate its 2026-27 campaign with four of its top six scorers from last season back in the fold. The Eagles graduated the all-state production and leadership of guard Nehemiah Lawrence and will look players like all-region guard and senior Cadarian Urune-Williams, a Lamar commit, to help pick up that slack. Seniors