Friday Night Lights – Week 14

[Sirhornsalot]

Carthage 42

Midlothian Heritage 42

OT

 

[Sirhornsalot]

#2 GP North Shore 49

#7 Katy 38

FINAL

#3 Judson 69

San Benito 18

FINAL

#8 Westlake 28

Robert Vela 0

FINAL

Foster 41

#6 Hutto 31

FINAL

South Oak Cliff 7

#1 Aledo 14

Still in rain delay

Calallen 42

Brenham 13

FINAL

#2 Argyle 19

Celina 14

4th

#6 Midlothian Heritage 49

#1 Carthage 42

OT

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Lorena 21

Pittsburg 14

4th

#10 Glen Rose 39

Lubbock Estacado 33

4th

West Orange-Stark 21

#9 Jasper 14

FINAL

East Chambers 35

Cameron Yoe 34

FINAL

Grandview 24

#8 Franklin 21

FINAL

 

[Baron]

Carthage 42

Midlothian Heritage 42

OT

This is another one of those ranked 4A D1 matchups 

 

[Sirhornsalot]

#1 Carthage 50

#6 Midlothian Heritage 49

FINAL/OT

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Celina 22

#2 Argyle 19

1:12 left in 4th

 

[Sirhornsalot]

For you Horns who keep saying its tough to beat a team twice in a season, . . . GP North Shore did it tonight.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Wow

#2 Argyle 26

Celina 22

FINAL

 

[Sirhornsalot]

#1 Aledo 14

South Oak Cliff 7

Game was postponed at halftime due to weather. Game will resume tomorrow morning at 11 a.m.

 

[Epictetus]

Whoever wins the Daingerfield-Newton game will win state. Should be a very good game.

Common opponents:

Paul Pewit – Newton won 69-0  , Daingerfield won 50-14

Anderson-Shiro – Newton won 47-0, Daingerfield won 64-13

Corrigan-Camden – Newton won 56-7, Daingerfield won 64-0

Was Dangerfield Newton beat for their 2nd title. Year 1998. 
Game played in Nacogdoches. This time they meet before semi-finals. 

 

[Epictetus]

Was Dangerfield Newton beat for their 2nd title. Year 1998. 
Game played in Nacogdoches. This time they meet before semi-finals. 

Game set. 

Newton vs. Daingerfield Friday night at Abe Martin Stadium, Lufkin. 7:30 kickoff. Tickets $9 for adults, $6 for students

 

[HORNfromETX]

#1 Carthage 50

#6 Midlothian Heritage 49

FINAL/OT

Ingram's brother scored the game winning 2 point conversion

 

[North Texas Golfer]

Back in the late 60s and early 70s, a man by the name of Van Craddock was the sports editor at the Longview Morning Journal. Today, its the Longview News-Journal. I remember back then seeing Saturday morning sports sections that were 32 pages. Today, thats typically 6-8 pages.

Van Craddock is a legend for what he produced, for years, at the LMJ. Saturation coverage. 

I did a short stint at the LNJ in my early years, worked for Sports editor John Inman and with Olin Buchanan there.

Man, all this talk about Longview brings back memories from early December in 1976. Sherman versus Longview (Hosea Taylor?) in Texas Stadium. Wife was pregnant and due in 2-3 weeks but got permission from the doc to attend the game. Sherman won 10-0 and then "lost" the next week to Temple in Texas Stadium. Sherman was up like 35-14 with about 4 minutes left and Temple scored 3 touchdowns to tie the game and advanced on penetrations. Wife got permission to go that game also. Son was born on December 30 sharing a birthday with Lebron James and Tiger Woods.

One more "did you know" thing about Sherman. In a 2 year span, 75 and 76, they did not lose a game and have nothing to show for it except for the one playoff win over Longview. Back then only one team from each district advanced to the playoffs and in 75 we tied Plano in district play and they advanced to the playoffs. Then in 76 we were undefeated again and, as described above, tied Temple in the 2nd round and lost out. Our QB went on to played for Arkansas and we had a DL and WR who went to UCLA. 

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Man, all this talk about Longview brings back memories from early December in 1976. Sherman versus Longview (Hosea Taylor?) in Texas Stadium. Wife was pregnant and due in 2-3 weeks but got permission from the doc to attend the game. Sherman won 10-0 and then "lost" the next week to Temple in Texas Stadium. Sherman was up like 35-14 with about 4 minutes left and Temple scored 3 touchdowns to tie the game and advanced on penetrations. Wife got permission to go that game also. Son was born on December 30 sharing a birthday with Lebron James and Tiger Woods.

One more "did you know" thing about Sherman. In a 2 year span, 75 and 76, they did not lose a game and have nothing to show for it except for the one playoff win over Longview. Back then only one team from each district advanced to the playoffs and in 75 we tied Plano in district play and they advanced to the playoffs. Then in 76 we were undefeated again and, as described above, tied Temple in the 2nd round and lost out. Our QB went on to played for Arkansas and we had a DL and WR who went to UCLA. 

Yes, I think that was Hosea Taylor's Jr year. He was a monster, but Longview didn't have much offense.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Was Dangerfield Newton beat for their 2nd title. Year 1998. 
Game played in Nacogdoches. This time they meet before semi-finals. 

The Tigers lead this series 2-1 with Daingerfield winning in consecutive years in 2008 and 2009 while en route to back-to-back state championship titles. Newton’s solo win came in the 1998 state championship game.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

#1 Aledo 28

SOC 14

FINAL

 

[Sirhornsalot]

#1 Allen 31

The Woodlands 17

4th

John Tyler 14

Frisco Lone Star 7

Halftime

#9 Gladewater 7

Malakoff 7

Halftime

Cy-Fair 21

Atascocita 17

Halftime

#8 Shadow Creek 36

Georgetown 7

4th

 

[Sirhornsalot]

San Antonio Brandeis 33

Brownsville Hanna 32

FINAL

 

[Sirhornsalot]

John Tyler 31

Frisco Lone Star 13

FINAL

Cy-Fair 38

Atascocita 31

4th

Malakoff 35

#9 Gladewater 7

4th

Klein Oak 24

Waco Midway 0

Halftime

CC Calhoun 28

Kerrville Tivy 17

Halftime

#10 Lake Travis 7  (Hudson Card)

Weslaco 0

1st

#1 Allen 31

The Woodlands 24

FINAL

San Augustine 29

Garrison 27

FINAL

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Arizona Class 5A State Championship

Centennial 60

Notre Dame Prep 7  (Jake Smith)

FINAL