Texas HS Football Playoff Scores and Matchups Round 2 (Statewide)

After a wild first round of the Texas state high school football playoffs, we take a look at the second round matchups.

Courtesy of DallasNews.com

CLASS 6A

DIVISION I

REGION I BI-DISTRICT

Ama. Tascosa	66	EP El Dorado	40
Odessa Permian	49	Arl. Bowie	12
Denton Ryan	56	Plano East	33
S. Grand Prairie	24	Euless Trinity	21
Amarillo	44	EP Montwood	27
Arl. Martin	76	Midland	18
Allen	50	TC Byron Nelson	14
DeSoto	35	Coppell	31

REGION I AREA ROUND 

Amarillo Tascosa (9-2) vs. Odessa Permian (10-1)

1:00 Saturday at Lubbock's Lowrey Field

Denton Ryan (11-0) vs. South Grand Prairie (7-4)

5:30 Friday at Arlington's AT&T Stadium

Amarillo High (9-2) vs. Arlington Martin (9-2)

7:00 Friday at Wichita Falls' Memorial Stadium

Allen (11-0) vs. DeSoto (6-5)

9:00 Friday at Arlington's AT&T Stadium

REGION II BI-DISTRICT

Skyline	21	Lake Highlands	10
Rowlett	65	Belton	64
RR Cedar Ridge	47	Aus. Bowie	17
Hum. Atascocita	32	Klein Collins	27
North Mesquite	56	Irv. MacArthur	25
Kil. Shoemaker	10	Sachse	7
Aus. Westlake	35	Round Rock	14
The Woodlands	16	Klein Oak	7

REGION II AREA ROUND 

Skyline (9-2) vs. Rowlett (9-2)

2:00 Saturday at Mesquite Memorial Stadium

RR Cedar Ridge (10-1) vs. Humble Atascocita (10-1)

7:00 Friday at Round Rock's Reeves Complex

North Mesquite (9-2) vs. Killeen Shoemaker (9-2)

5:30 Saturday at Arlington's AT&T Stadium

Austin Westlake (10-1) vs. The Woodlands (10-1)

3:00 Saturday at Bryan HS

REGION III BI-DISTRICT 

Hou. Cy-Falls	72	Aldine Nimitz	6
Bellaire	35	Katy Cinco Ranch	31
GP North Shore	52	Pasa. Dobie	17
LC Clear Springs	28	Alief Taylor	24
Hou. Eisenhower	36	Hou. Cy-Fair	28

Hou. Lamar	38	Morton Ranch	17
Pearland	32	Beau. West Brook	0
Dickinson	31	Alief Elsik	28 (OT)

REGION IV BI-DISTRICT 

Converse Judson	40	SA Churchill	13
SA O'Connor	24	SA Southwest	21
Lar. United	63	LJ Juarez-Lincoln	13
Weslaco	49	Los Fresnos	28
Smithson Valley	17	SA Reagan	7
SA Stevens	43	SA East Central	6
McAllen Memorial	27	Lar. United South	24
Harlingen	60	Edin. Economedes	7

DIVISION II

REGION I BI-DISTRICT

EP Americas	35	Lub. Monterey	28
San Ang. Central	45	Arlington	28
Den. Guyer	41	Hebron	26
SL Carroll	37	Cedar Hill	33
EP Eastwood	47	Wolff. Frenship	40
Arl. Lamar	39	Abilene	33
FM Marcus	57	Kel. Fossil Ridge	14
Mansfield	45	Coll. Heritage	22

REGION I AREA ROUND 

EP Americas (7-4) vs. San Angelo Central (9-1)

7:30 Friday at Midland's Grande Stadium

Denton Guyer (8-3) vs. Southlake Carroll (9-2)

7:30 Friday at Allen

EP Eastwood (9-2) vs. Arlington Lamar (10-1)

7:00 Friday at Odessa's Ratliff Stadium

FM Marcus (10-1) vs. Mansfield (9-2)

7:30 Friday at Birdville Fine Arts Complex

REGION II BI-DISTRICT 

Jesuit	42	Mes. Horn	21
Rockwall	67	Copperas Cove	35
Pflug. Hendrickson	64	Austin	13
Spring	28	TW College Park	10
Highland Park	38	Irv. Nimitz	12
Waco Midway	41	Garland	20
Lake Travis	48	Pflugerville	0
Spring Westfield	35	Kingwood	14

REGION II AREA ROUND 

Jesuit (10-1) vs. Rockwall (8-3)

7:30 Friday at Kimbrough Stadium

Pflugerville Hendrickson (9-2) vs. Spring (10-1)

7:00 Friday at College Station HS

Highland Park (10-1) vs. Waco Midway (8-3)

2:00 Saturday at Arlington's AT&T Stadium

Lake Travis (11-0) vs. Spring Westfield (9-2)

2:00 Saturday at Brenham

REGION III BI-DISTRICT 

Hou. Cy-Ranch	44	Hou. Memorial	13
Katy	77	Hou. Westside	0
Pear. Dawson	37	LaPorte	10
Friendswood	27	FB Hightower	24
Hou. Cy-Creek	34	Ald. Davis	32
Strake Jesuit	21	Hou. Reagan	13

Manvel	71	Channelview	21
LC Clear Creek	63	FB Travis	10

REGION IV BI-DISTRICT 

Cibolo Steele	62	SA MacArthur	13
SA Brennan	44	CC King	17
Del Rio	58	LJ Palmview	30

Weslaco East	21	Brown. Vet. Memorial	20
Schertz Clemens	54	SA Johnson	51
SA Brandeis	49	CC Carroll	21
Lar. Alexander	49	McAllen	21

San Benito

35

PSJA North

7

CLASS 5A

DIVISION I

REGION I BI-DISTRICT

EP Chapin	32	EP Bel Air	2
Canyon Randall	21	Plainview	14 (OT)
FW Boswell	36	Birdville	33

Burl. Centennial	30	FW Arl. Heights	29 (OT)
EP Del Valle	36	EP Andress	16
Abi. Cooper	45	Ama. Caprock	43
Grapevine	Denton

Aledo

76

FW Trimble Tech

0

REGION I AREA ROUND 

EP Chapin (10-1) vs. Canyon Randall (10-1)

4:00 Saturday at Midland's Grande Stadium

FW Boswell (10-1) vs. Burleson Centennial (8-3)

7:30 Friday at Southlake Carroll

EP Del Valle (9-2) vs. Abilene Cooper (6-5)

4:00 Friday at Midland's Grande Stadium

Grapevine-Denton winner vs. Aledo (10-1)

TBD

REGION II BI-DISTRICT

Wylie	31	Fr. Wakeland	21
Rockwall-Heath	27	Carr. Creekview	7
Mans. Summit	35	Kimball	7
Longview	31	Lufkin	10
Wylie East	71	The Colony	48
Mes. Poteet	40	Carr. N. Smith	0
Mans. Lake Ridge	63	Samuell	12
Tyler John Tyler	48	Tex. Texas High	21

REGION II AREA ROUND 

Wylie (7-4) vs. Rockwall-Heath (8-3)

9:00 Saturday at Arlington's AT&T Stadium

Mansfield Summit (10-1) vs. Longview (9-2)

7:30 Friday at DeSoto

Wylie East (10-1) vs. Mesquite Poteet (8-3)

10:30 a.m. Saturday at Arlington's AT&T Stadium

Mans. Lake Ridge (11-0) vs. Tyler John Tyler (8-3)

2:00 Saturday at Forney's City Bank Stadium

REGION III BI-DISTRICT

Temple	62	Willis	6
Hou. Stratford	59	Hou. Waltrip	0
Hou. King	32	Beau. Central	31
Richmond Foster	31	FB Elkins	7
Bryan	31	Manor	24
Magnolia West	54	Hou. Madison	20
Nederland	42	New Caney	28

Rich. George Ranch

55

FB Bush

14

REGION IV BI-DISTRICT

Aus. Vandegrift	61	Bastrop Cedar Crk	7
Lockhart	34	SA Highlands	16
Victoria East	63	Uvalde	14

Edinburg Vela	48	Browns. Porter	21
CP Vista Ridge	44	Austin LBJ	27
San Marcos	21	SA Harlandale	18
Victoria West	56	Laredo Nixon	10

Mission Vet. Mem.

33

Donna

21

DIVISION II

REGION I BI-DISTRICT

EP Burges	29	EP Ysleta	23
Canyon	58	San Ang. Lk View	37
WF Rider	61	FW Dunbar	20
Everman	61	FW Wyatt	8
EP Eastlake	62	EP Bowie	14
Lub. Cooper	26	Dumas	20
Lake Dallas	49	FW Brewer	14
Burleson	50	FW South Hills	14

REGION I AREA ROUND 

EP Burges (7-4) vs. Canyon (9-2)

7:00 Friday at Seminole

WF Rider (7-4) vs. Everman (7-4)

7:30 Friday at Saginaw Chisholm Trail

EP Eastlake (10-1) vs. Lubbock Cooper (9-1)

8:00 Friday at El Paso's Socorro ISD Complex

Lake Dallas (9-2) vs. Burleson (8-3)

7:30 Friday at Pennington Field

REGION II BI-DISTRICT

Frisco Lone Star	24	Prosper	10
Forney	77	Bryan Adams	44
South Oak Cliff	17	Mans. Timberview	14
Marshall	21	Lindale	17
Lovejoy	34	Frisco	10

Terrell	49	Woodrow Wilson	13
Lancaster	50	Seagoville	3
Hallsville	24	Ennis	23

REGION II AREA ROUND 

Frisco Lone Star (10-1) vs. Forney (8-3)

7:30 Friday at Plano's Clark Stadium

South Oak Cliff (8-3) vs. Marshall (10-1)

3:00 Saturday at DeSoto

Lovejoy (8-3) vs. Terrell (10-1)

7:30 Saturday at Allen

Lancaster (8-3) vs. Hallsville (7-4)

1:30 Saturday at Tyler's Rose Stadium

REGION III BI-DISTRICT

A&M Consol.	35	Waco	20
Magnolia	42	Hou. Sharpstown	0
Crosby	42	Lumberton	13
FB Ridge Point	42	PL Calhoun	35
College Station	38	Hutto	6
Hou. North Forest	41	Brenham	35
Pt Neches-Groves	42	Dayton	41
Angleton	21	Texas City	14

REGION IV

Cedar Park	49	Bastrop	14
Kerrville Tivy	63	SA McCollum	21
Somerset	24	Gregory-Portland	17
Edcouch-Elsa	50	Roma	32
Georgetown	44	Aus. Reagan	17
Boerne Champion	52	SA Sam Houston	22
CC Calallen	41	Cast. Medina Vly	6
Mission Sharyland	45	Mercedes	35

CLASS 4A

DIVISION I 

REGION I BI-DISTRICT 

Pampa	47	Clint Mtn View	13
Mineral Wells	27	Snyder	22
Andrews	48	Lub. Estacado	21
Brownwood	29	Graham	26
Abilene Wylie	56	Burkburnett	7
Borger	34	Clint	27

Stephenville	49	Decatur	28
Levelland	52	Fabens	7

REGION II BI-DISTRICT 

Kennedale	65	Carter	26
Athens	59	Princeton	36
Argyle	70	Lake Worth	7
Pittsburg	35	Crandall	24
Liberty-Eylau	48	Van	41
Sanger	55	Springtown	36
Kaufman	37	Paris	21
Alvarado	33	Wilmer-Hutchins	12

REGION II AREA ROUND 

Kennedale (11-0) vs. Athens (8-3)

7:30 Friday at Ennis

Argyle (10-1) vs. Pittsburg (10-1)

7:30 Friday at Royse City

Tex. Liberty-Eylau (10-1) vs. Sanger (10-1)

7:00 Thursday at Royse City

Kaufman (10-1) vs. Alvarado (9-2)

7:30 Friday at Gopher-Warrior Bowl

REGION III BI-DISTRICT 

Kilgore	62	Huff. Hargrave	26
El Campo	63	Hou. Wheatley	7
Silsbee	67	Tyler Chapel Hill	46
Sealy	28	Needville	7
Navasota	52	West Columbia	16
Jasper	57	Brownsboro	14

Stafford	62	Hou. Sterling	18
Carthage	44	Bridge City	20

REGION IV BI-DISTRICT

Waco La Vega	42	Fischer Can. Lk	10
Rockport-Fulton	55	Kingsville	28
Liberty Hill	47	Burnet	28
Gonzales	26	RG City Grulla	21
La Vernia	70	Zapata	7
Gatesville	51	Taylor	25
La Feria	67	Beeville	31
China Spring	63	Boerne	12

DIVISION II

REGION I BI-DISTRICT

Iowa Park	63	Pecos	42
Krum	28	Godley	0

Sweetwater	36	Dalhart	0
Aubrey	41	Ferris	0
Celina	63	Venus	0
Monahans	40	Bushland	14
Anna	50	Madison	16
Perryton	14	Mid. Greenwood	9

REGION I AREA ROUND 

Iowa Park (7-4) vs. Krum (5-6)

TBD

Sweetwater (11-0) vs. Aubrey (7-4)

7:30 Friday at Granbury

Celina (11-0) vs. Monahans (7-4)

7:00 Friday at Abilene's Shotwell Stadium

Anna (3-8) vs. Perryton (6-5)

7:00 Friday at Cache, Okla.

REGION II BI-DISTRICT

Gilmer	40	Tex. Pl. Grove	36
Mexia	24	Shepherd	16
Center	51	Emory Rains	14
Fairfield	61	Diboll	9
Lorena	35	Clev. Tarkington	0
Canton	34	Gladewater	27
CS-Oakhurst	28	Groesbeck	23
Atlanta	44	Bullard	22

REGION III BI-DISTRICT

W. Orange-Stark	63	Hou. Scarborough	0
Wharton	27	La Grange	24
La Marque	35	Liberty	6
Caldwell	28	Columbus	21
Giddings	35	Sweeny	7
Orangefield	37	Hou. Worthing	28
Bellville	49	Salado	7
Hamshire-Fannett	52	Hou. Kashmere	20

REGION IV BI-DISTRICT 

Geronimo Navarro	72	Poteet	0
Yoakum	28	Rio Hondo	0
Devine	46	Lytle	42
Cuero	48	Port Isabel	14
Sinton	41	Raymondville	8
Llano	42	Crystal City	26
Orange Grove	Ingleside

Wimberley

35

Pearsall

7

CLASS 3A

DIVISION I 

REGION I BI-DISTRICT 

Breckenridge	21	Brady	14
Muleshoe	76	Slaton	25

Bowie	44	Clyde	40
Wall	56	Boyd	6
Shallowater	63	Ama. River Road	14

Littlefield	42	Brownfield	41
Brock	70	Tus. Jim Ned	7
Denver City	34	Childress	31

REGION II BI-DISTRICT

Pottsboro	49	Commerce	0
Sunnyvale	35	Van Alstyne	7
White Oak	59	Winnsboro	14
Daingerfield	41	Grand Saline	35

Big Sandy Harm.	25	Redwater	21
Callisburg	29	Scurry-Rosser	14
Mineola	49	Prairiland	0
Whiesboro	21	Caddo Mills	7

REGION II AREA ROUND 

Pottsboro (11-0) vs. White Oak (9-2)

7:30 Friday at Terrell

Sunnyvale (10-1) vs. Daingerfield (5-6)

7:30 Friday at Lindale

Big Sandy Harmony (7-4) vs. Callisburg (9-2)

7:30 Friday at Paris

Mineola (11-0) vs. Whitesboro (5-6)

7:30 Friday at Greenville

REGION III BI-DISTRICT

Grandview	55	LR Academy	10
Malakoff	41	Buna	14
Win. E. Chambers	15	Pal. Westwood	14
Cameron Yoe	35	McGregor	7
Rockdale	42	Commanche	27
Teague	49	Woodville	7
Kirbyville	59	Kemp	14
West	35	Troy	34 (OT)

REGION IV BI-DISTRICT 

Luling	28	Vand. Indus.	27
Edna	40	UC Randolph	7
Mathis	22	San Diego	8
Hallettsville	43	Falfurrias	6
Goliad	29	Lyford	22
Aransas Pass	28	George West	20
Altair Rice	35	Comfort	29
Hitchcock	35	Marion	29

DIVISION II

REGION I BI-DISTRICT 

Idalou	59	Holliday	17
Colorado City	22	BL Reagan County	15
Cisco	48	Ama. High. Park	18
Coleman	75	Alpine	39
Post	51	Crane	12
Henrietta	48	Sanford-Fritch	14
Sonora	34	Ballinger	21
Eastland	47	Spearman	27

REGION II BI-DISTRICT 

Leonard	29	Alba-Golden	26
Pewitt	34	Winona	25
Howe	43	Edgewood	33
NL West Rusk	35	Hughes Springs	7
S&S Cons.	15	Lone Oak	0
Waskom	50	Dekalb	7
Arp	20	Hooks	13
Gunter	66	Grand Saline	0

REGION III BI-DISTRICT 

Dublin	18	Blooming Grove	15
Corrigan-Camden	64	Trinity	28
Jarrell	47	Maypearl	25
Crockett	48	Lexington	14
Newton	56	Buffalo	7
Marlin	22	Rio Vista	0
Franklin	45	Garrison	21
Clifton	46	Palmer	7

REGION IV BI-DISTRICT

East Bernard	61	Karnes City	0
S. Gertrudis Ac.	24	Dilley	21
Blanco	18	Van Vleck	7
Taft	48	Freer	27
Odem	43	Cotulla	18
EM Tidehaven	28	Stockdale	14
Hebbronville	32	Banquete	29
Boling	50	Poth	13

CLASS 2A

DIVISION I 

REGION I 

Panhandle	35	New Deal	31
Canadian	70	Hale Center	15
Stamford	55	Ozona	6
Wellington	28	Abernathy	8
Hawley	60	Anthony	0
Stratford	43	Floydada	6
Anson	44	Christoval	6
Windthorst	34	Forsan	12

REGION II 

Tolar	41	Mart	35
Valley View	41	Wolfe City	14
Bosqueville	34	Hico	27
Clarksville	42	Bells	41
Crawford	53	De Leon	14
Blue Ridge	53	Bogata Rivercrest	20
Goldthwaite	42	Axtell	21
Alvord	44	Quinlan Boles	19

REGION III

Shelbyville	46	Big Sandy	19
Price Carlisle	66	Anderson-Shiro	20
Alto	63	Groveton	14
Harleton	27	West Sabine	22
Centerville	48	Grapeland	35
San Augustine	27	Ore City	17
Beckville	56	Union Grove	0
Lovelady	56	Cayuga	14

REGION IV 

Holland	36	Harper	22
Weimar	40	Three Rivers	14
Mason	43	Rosebud-Lott	6
Moody	17	Johnson City	14
Flatonia	48	CC London	7
Refugio	54	La Villa	0
Shiner	68	Riviera Kaufer	0
Junction	21	Thrall	20

DIVISION II

REGION I 

Vega	49	Gruver	13
Crosbyton	21	Sundown	6
Memphis	40	Smyer	14
Seagraves	56	Lockney	22
Quanah	53	Plains	0
Farwell	34	Shamrock	32
Wheeler	31	Springlake-Earth	27

REGION II 

Hamlin	31	Santo	24 (OT)
Seymour	55	Cross Plains	13
Roscoe	68	Wink	31
Albany	54	Haskell	17
Iraan	54	Miles	0
Van Horn	46	Bronte	13
Menard	13	Eldorado	0

REGION III 

Muenster	55	Meridian	25
Iola	27	Timpson	0
Era	22	Italy	21
Normangee	64	Overton	36
Lindsay	66	Chilton	20
Maud	28	Uvalde	25
Tenaha	63	Colmesneil	14

REGION IV 

Woodsboro	41	Rocksprings	20
Bremond	61	Kenedy	6
D'Hanis	34	Auga Dulce	0
LaPryor	52	Benavides	12
Falls City	50	Burton	13
D'Hanis	34	Auga Dulce	0
LaPryor	52	Benavides	12
Louise	55	Granger	20

CLASS A

BI-DISTRICT

SIX-MAN DIVISION I

REGION I

Meadow	52	Klondike	39
Borden County	76	Anton	8
Happy	53	Spur	8
Valley	66	Nazareth	8

REGION II 

Garden City	80	Robert Lee	34
Crowell	74	Ira	28
Hermleigh	75	Aspermont	30
Sterling City	67	Rankin	22

REGION III 

Newcastle	36	May	22
Zephyr	72	Paint Rock	8
Rochelle	46	Santa Anna	0
Gordon	52	Bryson	34

REGION IV 

Abbott	56	Blum	38
Savoy	77	Apple Springs	28
Chester	57	Union Hill	7
Milford	60	Gholson	14

SIX-MAN DIVISION II 

REGION I 

Follett	68	McLean	22
Whitharral	48	Amhearst	42
Lefors	74	Groom	70
Southland	56	Kress	6

REGION II 

Balmorhea	60	Ackerly Sands	14
Loraine	101	Blanket	99
Rising Star	56	Blackwell	8
Imp. Buena Vista	64	Dell City	14

REGION III 

Chillicothe	56	Throckmorton	44
Guthrie	69	Rule	22
Forestburg	62	Benjamin	6
Motley County	45	Leuders-Avoca	0

REGION IV 

Richland Springs	70	Walnut Springs	22
Mount Calm	84	High Island	52
Calvert	72	Oakwood	26
Jonesboro	74	Cherokee	6

TAPPS

(Only games for Dallas-area teams are listed)

FIRST ROUND

DIVISION I

Bishop Dunne (10-0), bye

Prestonwood	62	Beau. Kelly	0
FW Nolan	45	Argyle Liberty	31
Hou. St. Pius X	59	Bishop Lynch	34

DIVISION II

FW Christian	41	Aus. Hyde Park	10
Aus. Regents	28	Arl. Grace Prep	16
Parish Episcopal	34	SA Holy Cross	20
Grape. Faith Chr.	52	SA Cornerstone	0
Hou. Northland	48	Frisco Legacy	14
Dallas Christian	49	Fort Bend Chr.	7

DIVISION III

FW Lake Country	33	McKinney Chr.	29
TC Cedar Hill	45	Muen. Sac. Heart	21
First Baptist	50	FW Temple Chr.	7
Coll. Covenant	52	Waco Reicher	15

TCSAAL STATE FINAL 

Triple A Academy

39

A+ Academy

30

DeSoto Coach Peterman Talks Win Over Coppell, Matchup with Allen

SWAC: College Football Week 11 Preview

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Football Weekly Release - November 10

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Tue, November 10, 2015

FULL NOTES l WEEK11 TELECONFERENCE l WEEK 10 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
SATURDAY - NOVEMBER 14
Alcorn State at Texas Southern
Houston, Texas
1:00 p.m.
Alabama State vs. Prairie View A&M
Montgomery, Ala.
2:00 p.m.

Grambling State at Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff, Ark.
2:30 p.m.

Southern vs. Alabama A&M
Baton Rouge, La.
4:00 p.m.
CONFERENCE NEWS AND NOTES
• Grambling State can clinch a spot in the 2015 Toyota SWAC Football Championship this weekend. If the Tigers defeat Arkansas-Pine Bluff Saturday, they will sew up the Western Division race. Prairie View A&M must win out and Grambling State must lose its remaining two games for the
Panthers to win the division, as Grambling State holds the head-to-head tiebreaker over Prairie View.
• In the SWAC Eastern Division, Alcorn State is currently atop the leaderboard, with Alabama State the only team in the division that could potentially overtake the defending Conference champion. If Alcorn State wins two of its final three games, it will clinch the East regardless of Alabama State’s result against Prairie View, as the Braves hold the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Hornets.
• After another 100-yard outing, Southern running back Lenard Tillery ranks No. 10 in the nation in rushing yards. He is also tied for fourth in the nation in terms of rushing touchdowns with 12 scores on the ground this season.
• This week features a clash of two of the hottest teams in the SWAC, as the Alabama State Hornets look to push their win streak to four when they host Prairie View, which is eyeing its fifth-straight victory. The game will match strength on strength as the Panthers will put their conference-leading offense to the test against the Hornets’ defense, which ranks No. 2 in scoring and total yards in the SWAC.

WNBA: Welcome The Dallas Wings to North Texas

The WNBA has finally arrived in the big D. This has been something in the making for the past few years according to league sources. What an exciting time for young ladies here in the metroplex and also in Texas period.

by Willie Pointer

 A few days ago ownership revealed the team name, and they will be called the Dallas Wings formerly the Tulsa Shock. For the first five season the Wings will be play at UTA in Arlington TX were it seats around 7,000. As scheduled the Wings will play 17 home games this season.

 Dallas Wings are bringing with them some very good and talented players and some all-star players like Skylar diggings. Diggings is one of the WNBA best all around talent and she is the heart and soul of this team. Another outstanding player that will playing alongside her is a local kid Odyssey Sims. Odyssey is a rising star in this league and hopefully her and Skylar will be the backcourt for years to come.

 By bringing the Wings here will put a spot light on basketball here in North Texas on the high school level and the college level. Texas women high school basketball is very rich with talent in this area and throughout the state I’m very excited that some of these young women will get a chance to see basketball played at the highest level for women.

 The wings are coached by Fred Williams, last season the shock: now the wings finished the season 18-16 but they look to improve on last years record. The inaugural season begins in May of 2016

NBA: Dallas Mavs Deron Williams and Dirk Nowitzki Talk Win Over Clippers, DeAndre Jordan

Podcast: Nuts and Bolts Sports 11-10-2015

3 undefeated teams, Patriots lose a key part, steelers and Antonio Brown get it done Eagles win in OT this is a season of crazy. The guys have been in the lab taking it all in and are ready to talk about the week that was.  Fan Duel and Draft Kings players JB3 is helping you win money and bragging rights. Fantasy football owners are at a loss with all these injuries. Who is the mid season MVP? You know we talk about it all and we are ready 7pm join us for another hot hour of NFL TALK

Podcast: Fantasy Jam 11-12-2015

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Podcast: Sports Infusion 11-11-2015

It's time to Get Infused! Join host Pamela Michelle Featuring Andrew "Fish" Fain as they take you through the hottest topics in the sports and pop culture wolrd. This week we talk NFL, College Football rankings and of course sports internet gambling. Get involved by tweeting the show @Sports_Infusion or call in at 657-383-1442 . Also go visit us at sportsinfusion.net. Sports Infusion is brought to you by The Inscriber Media Network. Visit the website for the best articles on the internet! 

Willie Pointer's Top Ten North Texas HS Basketball Prospects

API's Terrance Ferguson tops the North Texas HS Basketball Prospects list.

Our North Texas high school basketball analyst, Willie Pointer, names his top ten prospect list to start the new season.

1. Terrance Ferguson, 6’7 shooting guard

High school: Advanced Prep International, Dallas TX

Committed: Alabama

2. Mark Vital, 6’6 power forward

High School: Advanced Prep International, Dallas TX

Committed to: Baylor

3. Marques Bolden, 6’10 center

High school: Desoto High School, Desoto TX

List of schools include: Duke, Kansas, Kentucky, Alabama, and Baylor

4. Schinder Herald, 6’10 center

High School: Prestonwood Christian Academy, Plano TX

List of schools include: Kansas, Miss St, California, Purdue, Texas Tech

5. Andrew Jones, 6’4 combo guard

High School: Irving MacArthur, Irving TX

List of schools include: Arizona, Texas, Louisville, Baylor, Oklahoma St

6. Cameron McGriff, 6’6 forward

High School: South Grand Prairie, Grand Prairie TX

Committed to: Oklahoma St

7. Harrison Henderson, 6’9 power forward

High School: South Grand Prairie, Grand Prairie Tx

Committed to: USC

8. Nate Morris, 6’9 center

High School: Lancaster High, Lancaster TX

List of schools include: Smu, Oklahoma St, Texas A&M, Florida St

9. Josh Parrish, 6’5 small forward

High School: Arlington Seguin, Arlington TX

Committed to: Tcu

10. Jalen Harris, 6’5 point guard

High School: Duncanville High, Duncanville TX

Committed to: Louisiana Tech

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MEAC: Football Recap Week 7 - Hampton, FAMU Get Wins

Football Recap - Week 7

Courtesy Associated Press

Sun, October 18, 2015

Courtesy MEAC Media Relations

N.C. A&T State Aggies Defeat B-CU Wildcats
GREENSBORO -- A 4^th-and-4 play in the fourth quarter played a major role in North Carolina A&T State’s 24-14 win over Bethune-Cookman in MEAC football action Saturday afternoon at Aggie Stadium.
Senior Kwashaun Quick and redshirt freshman Lamar Raynard exchanged quarterbacking duties on the drive with Raynard connecting on 5-yard and 8-yard passes to Cohen to set up the crucial fourth down.
Raynard took the snap and sprinted left like he was going to roll out and pass.
As he went left, Cohen sprinted parallel to the right. With the defense flowing toward Raynard, he reached out and handed the ball off to Cohen, who stopped in his tracks and ran up the middle of the field for a 33-yard touchdown untouched to give the Aggies a 10-point advantage with 11:23 remaining in the game.
B-CU failed to convert fourth downs on its next two drives to seal the win for N.C. A&T who beat the Wildcats for just the second time in 10 tries.
Cohen finished with 116 yards rushing and one touchdown on 20 carries. For the second straight week, Cohen also led the Aggies in receiving with five caches for 29 yards. Keyes caught two touchdowns and Quick was 8-for-9 for 63 yards and a touchdown. He also had 47 yards rushing.
B-CU did have success throwing the ball against N.C. A&T with 358 yards passing. Starting quarterback Quentin Williams threw for 191 yards, a touchdown and an interception, while reserve Larry Brihm had 167 yards passing. Junior Jawill Davis had 103 yards receiving on six catches.
The win gives Aggies sole possession of first place at 5-1 overall and 3-0 in the MEAC. Bethune-Cookman dropped to 5-2 overall and 3-1 in the MEAC. 
Read the full story at NCATAggies.com.

Hampton Pirates Upends Morgan State Bears on the Road 
BALTIMORE, Md. – Last season, Morgan State spoiled Homecoming for the Hampton University football team.
Saturday saw the Pirates exact revenge against the defending MEAC co-champions, as Hampton beat Morgan State during the Bears’ Homecoming 20-10 at Hughes Stadium.
Hampton improved to 4-3 overall and 3-2 in MEAC play.
David Watford’s string of consecutive games with a touchdown pass extended once more, as he completed 17 of his 30 passes for 206 yards – throwing completions to six different receivers. He also ran seven times for 22 yards.
Rashawn Proctor racked up a team-high 87 receiving yards on three catches – including an 80-yard touchdown. Twarn Mixson had a team-high six catches for 53 yards.
Christopher Dukes ran 12 times for 78 yards, averaging 6.5 yards per carry.
Jason George led the Pirates on defense with eight tackles, and Miles Grooms disrupted thebackfield to the tune of two sacks and three quarterback hurries. Chaka Diarrassouba had an interception, while the Pirates forced three lost fumbles.
In addition to four turnovers, Morgan State (3-3, 3-1 MEAC) had just 276 yards on total offense.
After a missed field goal from the Bears, the Pirates struck first with 4:06 left in the first quarter, when Watford hit Proctor from 80 yards to put Hampton up 7-0.
Morgan State had driven into the red zone on the ensuing possession, only to have Moses Killon fumble the ball. Darius Banks recovered the fumble and ran it back 83 yards to put the Pirates up 14-0 with 12:34 left in the first half.
Diarrassouba intercepted Skillon on the Bears’ next possession, before Watford threw an interception of his own on the ensuing play. That gave the Bears their first scoring drive of the afternoon, when Chris Moller kicked a 49-yard field goal to cut the lead to 14-3.
 Adam Brown kicked a field goal of his own, a 33-yard boot, as the clock expired to give the Pirates a 17-3 halftime lead.
Read the full story at HamptonPirates.com.

Rattlers Swat Hornets for 41-13 Homecoming Win
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida A&M Football rode a 24-6 scoring surge in the second half to rolls past Delaware State, 41-13 at Homecoming before 22,678 in Bragg Stadium Saturday afternoon.
The win was the first of the year for FAMU (1-6, 1-3 in MEAC), while luckless Delaware State (0-6, 0-3) remained winless of the season.
It was also FAMU's first Homecoming win since 2012, a 22-21 come-from-behind win over North Carolina Central.
FAMU's last victory came against the Hornets, 41-7 in Dover last November, but it was their finishing flurry in the second half that put the visitors away.
The Rattlers broke a 7-7 tie with 3:00 left in the second period, when Carson Royal found Jairockeis Jones in the right flat, and the Eastern Michigan transfer raced 78 yards to put FAMU ahead for good at 14-7.
Colby Blanton tacked on a 35-yard field goal with 36 seconds left to extend FAMU's cushion to 17-7 at the half. Blanton's 27-yard fielder with 9:42 left in the third pushed the Rattler lead to 20-7, then Devondrick Nealy's five-yard blast made it 27-7.
Read full story at FAMUAthletics.com.

Bulldogs Dominate Bison in 49-10 Victory
ORANGEBURG, SC—Freshman quarterback Caleb York led the charge throwing 13-of-22 for a game-high 208 yards and two touchdowns to lead South Carolina State to a 49-10 thrashing of Howard Saturday (Oct. 17) at Oliver. C. Dawson Stadium.

"This was a good win for us, the kind of win we needed to get back on track," said SC State head coach Buddy Pough. "We didn't do that much statistically, especially on offense, but we did some things on defense and scored in several ways."

SC State finished with 325 total yards offense, while Howard managed just 217 on the day.

Redshirt sophomore Mykal Moody posted his second 100-yard receiving game of the season with three catches for 107 yards and a touchdown.  Redshirt freshman Lynard Jamison dazzled the crowd of 16,033 screaming Bulldogs fans on a 91-yard punt return for a touchdown. Jamison also finished with eight (8) catches for 70-yards.

The defense played lights out with back-to-back interceptions for touchdowns by senior defensive back Chris Pauling (42-yards) and redshirt sophomore linebacker Darius Leonard (65-yards) early in the first quarter.

York connected with Moody on a 67-yard touchdown pass to give SC State an early 21-0 lead to close out the quarter. Senior running back Dondre Lewis-Freeman pushed the Bulldogs ahead, 28-0, on a 10-yard scamper with 5:40 remaining in the second quarter.

The Bison finally found the endzone on a 36-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown by sophomore defensive back Travon Hunt early in the third quarter. Junior quarterback Adrian Kollock, Jr. put the game out of reach on a 6-yard punch with 0:49 seconds remaining late in the third quarter to give SC State an commanding 42-7 lead.
Read more at SCSUAthletics.com.

SWAC: Football Recap - Grambling, PVU, TSU Get Wins

Courtesy SWAC.org Courtesy: SWAC.org View Photo Football Recaps: October 17 Courtesy SWAC.org Sat, October 17, 2015 Grambling State 35, Alcorn State 34 Box Score LORMAN, Miss. -- Martez Carter scored on a one yard run and then booted the extra point in overtime as Grambling State rallied to defeat Alcorn State 35-34 and rise to 5-0 in conference. The Braves scored on a seven yard run by John Gibbs Jr. but Haiden McCraney's PAT kick was blocked. GSU (5-2, 5-0)  is now the only undefeated team in conference play and tops the SWAC West.  ALCN (4-2, 3-1) still leads the East. Carter earned his second-straight 100-yard game, rushing for 133 yards on 11 carries. Gibbs rushed for 96 yards and two TDs, and passed for 222 yards with another score as the Braves scored four touchdowns to lead 28-14 at halftime. The Tigers scored twice in the third quarter to tie things at 28-28. Alcorn gained 218 yards on the ground with rushing touchdowns from Gibbs, Aaron Baker and Darryl Ragsdale. Texas Southern 49, Mississippi Valley State 21 Box Score Itta Bena, Miss. - Texas Southern scored 21 points in the second quarter which proved to be the difference in a 49-21 victory over Mississippi Valley State. Averion Hurts had a career afternoon at quarterback for the Tigers passing for 311 yards and six touchdowns.  Hurts also rushed for a score giving him seven on the day. MVSU scored the first points of the contest on a 14-yard pass from Thurston Rubin, Jr. to Natron Brooks to take a 7-0 lead. TSU tied the game at seven with just under five minutes remaining, The Tigers scored three more times in the second, before the Delta Devils found the end zone again. Thomas Stokes, Jr. pulled down a 13-yard pass making the score 28-14 in favor of TSU at the break. MVSU's Keenan Daniels scored on a 15-yard pass, Piraquive added the extra point before conceding 14 straight points to the Tigers. TSU scored oncre more the in the fourth for their final score. Thurstin completed 17 of his 33 passing attempts for 209 yards and three touchdowns but was also intercepted twice. Defensively Darion Claiborne led TSU with five tackles, Charles Moore tallied 10 total tackles to lead MVSU. Alabama A&M 28, Jackson State 22 Box Score NORMAL -- Damion May passed for two touchdowns and Octavious Miles returned had a 99-yard kickoff return as Alabama A&M downed Jackson State 28-22 Saturday at Louis Crews Stadium. The win improved Alabama A&M to 2-2 in the Southwestern Athletic Conference and 2-4 overall. The Tigers fall to 1-3, 1-5. Miles' score, his second career kickoff return for a touchdown, came after Jackson State's Ryan Deising kicked a 41-yard field goal to give the Tigers a 9-0 lead. Earlier, quarterback LaMontiez Ivy connected with Jairus Moll on a seven-yard touchdown pass but Diesing's point-after attempt hit the upright. Miles took the ensuing kickoff at the 1, ran up the sidelines and broke to the middle, outrunning the JSU defenders. May, who started in place of the injured De'Angelo Ballard, found Juaquin Davis on a 16-yard pass in the second quarter to give the Bulldogs a 13-12 lead. A two-point conversion failed when May was wrapped up by the JSU defense. Jarius Moore  scored on a 4-yard run to put JSU about midway through the third quarter for a 19-13 lead. With 6:98 left in the game, May found Jonathan Dorsey for an 18-yard TD pass and recaptured the lead at 20-19. But Jackson State regained the lead on a Deising field goal with about three minutes to play. However, Harvey Harris scored the game-winner on a three-yard run and the two-point conversion provided the final 28-22 score. Prairie View 47, Southern 42 Box Score BATON ROUGE, La. -- Johnta Hebert caught two touchdown passes, ran for two more and Prairie View overtook Southern in the fourth quarter for a 47-42 win Saturday. Hebert, who averages 85.6 rushing yards per game, racked up 114 yards on 17 carries and added 170 more with 10 receptions. Trey Green threw for 339 yards and the two TD throws to Hebert, De'Auntre Smiley ran in two touchdowns and Fred Anderson had a TD as well for PVAMU (4-2, 4-1). Trailing 30-27 early in the fourth quarter, the Panthers recovered a fumble at Southern's 1-yard line and Smiley punched it in for the score, taking the lead and triggering a 20-12 run to cement the win. SUBR (3-3, 3-1) edged the Panthers 520-517 in total yards but had six fumbles to PVAMU's two. Austin Howard was 18 for 28 and 377 yards, including three touchdowns and a fourth rushing TD.