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Texas State Suffers Road Loss to San Diego State
SAN DIEGO, Calif. -- Texas State Volleyball posted its best hitting percentage in the last three matches but were unable to limit a San Diego State team that took the match in three sets thanks to a .435 hitting percentage [48-11-85]. Senior Brooke Bentke was the only Bobcat (7-12 overall,...
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Players and head coach react after service members dies after fall from ceiling at UTSA game
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Bobcats Blank Rams to Secure First-Ever Pac-12 Win
SAN MARCOS, Texas – A physical match proven by double figure fouls for both sides saw the Bobcats (8-3-3, 1-2-1 Pac-12) secure its first Pac-12 Conference win in history as a 1-0 final score over Colorado State (3-10-2, 2-3-0 Pac-12) made the difference on Friday night at the Bobcat Soccer Complex.
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The One Question Nobody's Answering About Coach Keith Burns' Shocking Exit From Fort Worth Country Day
Ncaaf on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Fort Worth Country Day just got hit with a bombshell. Head coach Keith Burns has resigned, stepping down midway through the season and days before the Falcons’ upcoming October 16 […]
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Navarro looks to keep offensive fireworks rolling in homecoming matchup against San Antonio Memorial
GERONIMO, Texas — The Navarro Panthers have a brand-new stadium, an offense firing on all cylinders and plenty of reasons to celebrate heading into homecoming weekend. But after hanging 68 points on Pearsall in their district opener, head coach Glenn Hill wants his players to understand that the best part of their season could still be ahead of them.
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Lions show resilience in tough 21-14 loss to Seguin
The Lockhart Football Lions may not have come away with a victory Friday night. Still, their 21-14 loss to the Seguin Matadors showed a team continuing to battle through injuries while giving younger players valuable opportunities to develop. Despite missing several key offensive starters, Lockhart stood toe-to-toe with Seguin through the first half and remained within striking distance until the closing minutes. The Lions fell to 3-3 on the season, but there were encouraging performances that should give head coach Mike Maldonado and his staff reasons for optimism moving forward.
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Marion looks to turn up the intensity against Smithville after bye-week reset
MARION, Texas — The Marion Bulldogs spent their bye week getting healthy, getting back to basics and, apparently, discovering a few future karaoke stars. Following a 41-14 loss to defending Class 3A Division I state champion Yoakum on October 2, Marion head coach Joel Call decided his team needed more than additional time on the practice field. The Bulldogs needed an opportunity to reconnect, reflect and establish their identity for the remainder of the season.