Week 4 Rewind
Thoughts, stats, standings, and much more on the fourth week of football in the Big Country, presented by (insert your business name here and get exposure across the entire Big Country).
OFF THE TOP
Photo: Scott Burkhalter Photography
Jim Ned earned one of the best wins of the week, taking down previously unbeaten and fourth-ranked in 3A D2 Jacksboro 42-40. The Indians are now 2-2 and looking like they’ll be a contender in District 3-3A Division I. Jim Ned outgained the vaunted Tiger offense 488-404, rushing for 343 yards to dominate time of possession and earn the victory.
Freshman Mason Blueford with a punt return for a touchdown at Estacado - VIDEO: ELVIS GONZALEZ
Fellow district foe Sweetwater played up a class and won on the road at 4A D2 Estacado 39-25 to even its record at 2-2 as well. The Mustangs were able to shut down the Ross brothers just enough, and got 160 yards and three scores from Korda Moore to help them get an impressive win away from the Bowl.
Cooper got win number one of the season in impressive fashion, whipping up on Lubbock Coronado 53-7 on the road Friday evening. The Cougars needed and got a big confidence boost, putting it all together before beginning district play next week.
Abilene High and Wylie had tough games at home Friday night. The Eagles gave up over 500 yards of total offense for a second straight week in falling 62-42 to Midland Legacy. Legacy sophomore quarterback JP Reyes, making his first start, completed his first 15 passes and ended up throwing for a school-record 422 yards and six touchdown passes for the Rebels. The Warbird defense has certainly been tested by a trio of 6A teams in non-district, and now will have to really come to play when district play begins next week. The Eagle offense continued to impress, racking up 454 yards. Wylie ran into a buzzsaw, as the top-ranked Stephenville offense put 49 points on the board to ruin the Bulldogs homecoming game. District play starts for Wylie next week against Wichita Falls Legacy.
Ian Gruben TD pass to Jantz Botos
Hamlin knocked Munday from the ranks of the unbeaten, dominating the Moguls on the road 39-0. Hamlin held Munday to negative yardage (-44) in the game. Both teams are now 3-1, and the Pied Pipers have to be feeling good about their playoff chances when district play begins in a couple of weeks. Hamlin grad Brandon Langston falls to 0-2 in games coached against his alma mater.
The Brownwood Lions fall below .500 with a somewhat shocking 43-0 home loss to Waco La Vega. The Pirates are no slouch, but many expected the Lions to make it a much closer ball game. It’s the first shutout loss by the Lions in 13 years.
Ballinger saw its perfect season come to an end at the hands of rival Brady. The Bulldogs limited the Bearcats to just around 100 yards of total offense, pitching their second shutout of the season.
Clyde played up a class and knocked out 4A D2 Snyder at home 46-13. The Bulldogs are now 2-2 and looking like they’ll be in the playoff mix as well in a very deep district. Snyder hopes to bounce back against 1-3 Big Spring next week at home.
Photo: Brenem Productions
The fearsome foursome in District 4-2A Division II all won again. Anson, Cisco, Hawley, and Stamford continue to look very good. They’re now a combined 15-1 and won their games Friday by a combined 196-56.
Colorado City got into the win column with a Homecoming win over Grape Creek. The Wolves have been pretty good offensively this season and put together their best defensive effort thus far to get the win.
Ranger also earned victory number one of the season, dominating Cranfills Gap 50-0 to improve to 1-3. It is the first UIL 1A victory for the Bulldogs in program history.
Jayton played its longest game of the season so far, but still had enough in the tank to 45 previously unbeaten Knox City 80-30 Friday night. The top-ranked Jaybirds continue to be the team to beat in Division II in the Lone Star State.
Photo: May Tiger Teams
May also won a state-ranked showdown with Newcastle, rolling past the Bobcats 72-22 on the road. The Tigers are looking like a juggernaut so far in their first season under head coach James Ball.
Photo: Johnna Reynolds/Texas 1A Fan
Aspermont knocked Woodson from the ranks of the unbeaten, rallying to win a 72-57 shootout and even its record at 2-2.
Roby’s Kullen Daniel hurles a man on his way to the end zone - Video courtesy: Amanda Daniel
Roby took down Petersburg at home 65-48 to get to 3-1. The Lions won only two combined games over thye past two years.
Photo: Dency McClure/Texas 1A Fan
District 13-1A Division II still looks like it is stacked. All five teams (Blanket, Gustine, Rising Star, Sidney, and Zephyr) won this week and all five won by at least 20 points. Blanket and Zephyr both beat 1A D1 teams, and the district is, impressively, a combined 15-3-1 through four weeks.
Abilene Christian continues to put fans through the ringer, winning another very close contest, this time 22-21 over Lubbock Kingdom Prep to improve to 2-2.
Breckenridge, Merkel, TLCA Abilene, Roscoe, Blackwell, Lueders-Avoca, Throckmorton, and Panther Creek will all have to wait another week to try to find the win column. This group remains winless so far after four weeks of play.
FINAL SCORES
THURSDAY
Blanket 56, Santa Anna 8
Northside 50, Rotan 20
Three Way 51, Lueders-Avoca 0
Abilene Christian 22, Lubbock Kingdom Prep 21
Photo: Johnna Reynolds/Texas 1A Fan
FRIDAY
Midland Legacy 62, Abilene High 42
Cooper 53, LBK Coronado 7
Stephenville 49, Wylie 27
La Vega 43, Brownwood 0
Sweetwater 39, Estacado 25
Graham 34, Decatur 14
Jim Ned 42, Jacksboro 40
Tolar 14, Comanche 7
Brady 20, Ballinger 0
Eastland 14, Breckenridge 0
Clyde 46, Snyder 13
Peaster 50, Early 36
Bowie 69, Dublin 28
Stamford 56, Roscoe 0
Hawley 54, De Leon 21
Albany 61, Merkel
Iraan 40, Winters 0
Anson 51, Haskell 13
Cisco 35, Coleman 22
Colorado City 34, Grape Creek 28
San Saba 60, Waco Reicher 0
Bangs 71, TLCA Abilene 6
Miles 21, Eldorado 14
Hamlin 39, Munday 0
Tahoka 56, Cross Plains 13
Gordon 52, Crowley Nazarene 0
Mullin 49, Moran 0
Sands 48, Loraine 0
Rule 58, Trent 8
Richland Springs 70, Burkeville 7
Ranger 50, Cranfills Gap 0
Robert Lee 76, Blackwell 24
Jayton 80, Knox City 30
Paint Creek 68, Patton Springs 21
Photo: Mark Martinez/Double Mountain Chronicle
Roby 65, Petersburg 48
Zephyr 48, Lingleville 16
Lohn 36, Olfen 0
Benjamin 63, Amarillo Holy Cross 0
Midland Holy Cross 55, Highland 20
Lometa 72, Rochelle 38
Strawn 56, Bryson 27
Sidney 56, Bluff Dale 30
Aspermont 72, Woodson 57
Menard 47, Bronte 18
Perrin-Whitt 82, Covington 74
Eden 62, Midland TLCA 0
Iredell 54, Gorman 8
Menard 47, Bronte 18
Gustine 59, Priddy 14
Rising Star 52, Paint Rock 32
May 72, Newcastle 22
Veribest 75, Baird 30
DISTRICT POWER POLLS
We rank the teams district-by-district in the Big Country.
2-5A DIVISION I
1. Abilene High
2. Amarillo High
3. Tascosa
4. Monterey
5. Lubbock High
6. Coronado
7. Caprock
2-5A DIVISION II
1. Lubbock Cooper
2. WF Memorial
3. Wylie
4. Palo Duro
5. Cooper
6. WF Legacy
7. Plainview
4-4A DIVISION I
1. Stephenville
2. Lampasas
3. Brownwood
4. Burnet
5. Marble Falls
1-4A DIVISION II
1. Seminole
2. Fort Stockton
3. Greenwood
4. Monahan
5. Snyder
3-3A DIVISION I
1. Sweetwater
2. Jim Ned
3. Comanche
4. Clyde
5. Breckenridge
6. TLCA San Angelo
4-3A DIVISION II
1. Wall
2. Coahoma
3. Stanton
4. Grape Creek
5. Merkel
5-3A DIVISION II
1. Tolar
2. Eastland
3. Brady
4. Clifton
5. Early
6. Dublin
3-2A DIVISION I
1. Reagan County
2. Ozona
3. Sonora
4. Forsan
5. Colorado City
6. Christoval
4-2A DIVISION I
1. Stamford
2. Hawley
3. Cisco
4. Anson
5. Olney
6. TLCA Abilene
5-2A DIVISION I
1. Hamilton
2. Hico
3. De Leon
4. Ballinger
5. Coleman
6. Bangs
6-2A DIVISION II
1. Windthorst
2. Electra
3. Archer City
4. Haskell
5. Munday
6. Seymour
7. Petrolia
7-2A DIVISION II
1. Albany
2. Miles
3. Hamlin
4. Roscoe
5. Cross Plains
6. Winters
6-1A DIVISION I
1. Knox City
2. Newcastle
3. Perrin-Whitt
4. Northside
5. Bryson
7-1A DIVISION I
1. Westbrook
2. Ira
3. Hermleigh
4. Roby
5. Rotan
6. Highland
Photo: Lily Cormack - Gordon Yearbook Photography
13-1A DIVISION I
1. Gordon
2. Baird
3. Gorman
4. Ranger
5. Lingleville
14-1A DIVISION I
1. May
2. Jonesboro
3. Lometa
4. Santa Anna
6-1A DIVISION II
1. Loraine
2. Blackwell
3. Trent
4. Bronte
5. Olfen
7-1A DIVISION II
1. Benjamin
2. Chillicothe
3. Harrold
4. Crowell
5. Guthrie
8-1A DIVISION II
1. Jayton
2. Paint Creek
3. Aspermont
4. Rule
5. Lueders-Avoca
9-1A DIVISION II
1. Strawn
2. Woodson
3. Moran
4. Throckmorton
13-1A DIVISION II
1. Zephyr
2. Blanket
3. Sidney
4. Rising Star
5. Gustine
15-1A DIVISION II
1. Richland Springs
2. Rochelle
3. Brookesmith
4. Lohn
5. Panther Creek
1-TAPPS 6-MAN DIVISION II
1. Fort Worth Covenant Classical
2. Abilene Christian
3. Crowley Nazarene
4. Keller Harvest
5. Weatherford Christian
THE UNDEFEATED - WEEK 4
Just ten remain!
Seven teams (Baird, Ballinger, Knox City, Munday, Rotan, Woodson, and Wylie) fall from the ranks of the unbeaten in the Big Country after four weeks of action.
Lubbock Cooper and Newcastle fall off the list in the Big Country...And Beyond.
HONOR ROLL
The best individual performances of Week 4
11-MAN
Brayden Henry, Abilene High: 12-16, 217 yds, 4 td rushing; 59 yds, 1 td rushing
Camp Churchill, Abilene High: 4 rec, 70 yds, 2 td
Ryland Bradford, Abilene High: 4 rec, 57 yds, 2 td; 33 yds rushing
Demotric Sanchez, Abilene High: 11 tkl
Chip Chambers, Albany: 8-10, 122 yds, 2 td passing
Branson Beal, Albany: 87 yds, 5 td rushing; 3 rec, 56 yds, 1 td
Zane Green, Albany: 11 tkl, 7 tfl, 2 sacks
Coy Flowers, Albany: 7 tkl, 4 tfl, 1 sack
Breylon Billington, Albany: 5 tkl, 2 int
Huffman Heatly, Albany: 4 tkl, 2 int
Corey Layne, Anson: 18-30, 228 yds, 1 td, 1 int passing; 160 yds, 4 td rushing; 9 tkl
Dezi Delgado, Anson: 118 yds, 1 td rushing; 1 rec, 14 yds
Malachi St. John, Anson: 9 rec, 93 yds, 1 td; 5 tkl
Ethan Lozano, Anson: 8 tkl
Jaylen Hernandez, Ballinger: 6 rec, 76 yds; 8 tkl, 2 tkl
Cade Strube, Ballinger: 15 tkl, 1 tfl; 6-8, 48 yds passing
Skyler Minshew, Bangs: 128 yds, 3 td rushing: 8-10, 113 yds, 3 td passing
Cason Tidwell, Bangs: 6 rec, 75 yds, 3 td
Jackson Edmiston, Bangs: 121 yds, 1 td rushing
Eliseo Rivas, Bangs: 117 yds, 1 td rushing
Hunter Crowell, Bangs: 9.5 tkl, 4 tfl, 1 fr
Connor Bible, Bangs: 6.5 tkl, 3 sacks, 2 tfl
Sean Jacob, Brady: 7-9, 100 yds, 2 td passing; 28 yds rushing
Johnny Menefield, Brady: 55 yds, 1 td rushing; 1 rec, 14 yds, 1 td; 11 tkl, 2 tfl, 1 sack
Mason Airheart, Brady: 3 rec, 73 yds, 1 td
Johnny Roque, Brady: 11 tkl, 2 tfl, 1 sack
Joseph Juneau, Breckenridge: 11 tkl, 3 tfl
Christian Flores, Breckenridge: 10 tkl, 1 tfl
Devan Wright, Clyde: 12-22, 187 yds, 4 td; 234 yds, 2 td rushing
Kendrick Johnson, Clyde: 6 rec, 90 yds, 2 td
Owen Lee, Clyde: 2 rec, 27 yds, 2 td
Julius Proffitt, Cisco: 13-16, 303 yds, 4 td; 109 yds, 1 td rushing
Laike Kennedy, Cisco: 8 rec, 203 yds, 3 td
Blaine Bouldin, Coleman: 105 yds, 1 td rushing; 3 tkl
Brooks Clippinger, Coleman: 13 tkl, 1 tfl, 1 ff
Paul Salas, Coleman: 11 tkl
Cutter Cody, Coleman: 10 tkl
Jeremaih Green, Colorado City: 110 yds, 2 td rushing
Cayden Davis, Comanche: 5-10, 24 yds passing; 78 yds, 1 td rushing
Ladainian Smith, Comanche: 91 yds rushing
J.J. Davis, Comanche: 10 tkl
Badger Sanchez, Comanche: 10 tkl, 1 sack, 1 fr
JQ Scroggins, Cooper: 137 yds, 1 td rushing
Peyton Ewing, Cooper: 102 yds, 1 td rushing
Austin Cummins, Cooper: 30 yds, 1 td rushing; 7-19, 119 yds, 2 td passing
Cade Purvis, Cross Plains: 9-16, 82 yds, 1 td passing; 76 yds, 1 td rushing
Gray Albrecht, Cross Plains: 8 tkl, 1 int
Heston Jobe, De Leon: 15-22, 219 yds, 2 td, 1 int passing; 62 yds rushing
Max Jones, De Leon: 3 rec, 72 yds, 1 td
Lane Couch, De Leon: 72 yds rushing; 5 rec, 52 yds
Bryce Burkeen, De Leon: 3 rec, 46 yds, 1 td
Weston Barton, Early: 27-41, 289 yds, 3 td, 2 int passing; 1 tkl, 1 int
Andrew Reedy, Early: 18 rec, 202 yds, 3 td; 52 yds, 2 td rushing
Cameron Love, Early: 101 yds rushing
Mario Vasquez, Early: 11 tkl
Angel Marquez, Early: 10 tkl
Cayden Alford, Eastland: 87 yds rushing
Ty Thompson, Graham: 14-23, 205 yds, 2 td passing; 57 yds, 1 td rushing
Ian Gruben, Hamlin: 9-18, 170 yds, 2 td passing; 32 yds rushing
Hudson Smith, Hamlin: 58 yds, 3 td rushing; 2 rec, 26 yds
Jantz Botos, Hamlin: 5 rec, 77 yds, 1 td; 17 yds rushing; 6 tkl, 2 tfl
Haegen Pinkerton, Haskell: 19-29, 173 yds, 2 td, 1 int passing; 56 yds rushing
Brazos Brendle, Haskell: 15 tkl
Avery De La Cruz, Haskell: 14 tkl, 1 tfl
Logan De La Cruz, Haskell: 14 tkl 1 tfl
Beaux Shaginaw, Haskell: 12 tkl
Zakeem Billington, Haskell: 12 tkl; 2 rec, 37 yds, 1 td
Ethan Camacho, Haskell: 9 rec, 90 yds
Keagan Ables, Hawley: 16-32, 441 yds, 6 td passing; 90 yds rushing
Camden Ables, Hawley: 6 rec, 264 yds, 4 td
Braylen Williams, Hawley: 4 tkl, 2 int
Coeyn Lovelady, Hawley: 28 yds rushing; 6 tkl, 2 fr, 1 ff, 1 sack
Eli Daniel, Hawley: 10 tkl, 1 tfl
Gray Beasley, Jim Ned: 9-16, 145 yds, 4 td passing; 16 yds rushing
Aiden Ellis, Jim Ned: 171 yds, 1 td rushing; 4 tkl, 1 tfl
Breck Lawson, Jim Ned: 3 rec, 63 yds, 2 td; 3 tkl
Carter Lange, Jim Ned: 6 tkl, 3 tfl, 3 sacks
Mason Miller, Jim Ned: 8 tkl
Colton Jackson, Merkel: 9 tkl
Tevin Meade, Miles: 166 yds, 2 td rushing; 1 rec, -5 yds
Dillon Medina, Miles: 5 rec, 83 yds, 1 td
Keagen Walz, Miles: 8 tkl
Colton Kelly, Miles: 8 tkl
Luke Tharp, San Saba: 60 yds, 1 td passing; 126 yds rushing
Alex Estrada, San Saba: 78 yds, 3 td rushing
Jason Everett, San Saba: 12 tkl
Aedyn Claxton, Snyder: 16-32, 162 yds, 2 td passing
Ethan Rios, Snyder: 6 rec, 110 yds, 1 td
Kaston Vega, Stamford: 148 yds, 3 td rushing
Christian Duran, Stamford: 7-8, 202 yds, 1 td passing; 40 yds, 2 td rushing
Korda Moore, Sweetwater: 160 yds, 3 td rushing; 2 rec, 14 yds
Talan Lujan, Sweetwater: 1 tkl, 2 fr, 1 ff
Mason Blueford, Sweetwater: 5 tkl, 1 pbu; 1 punt return for TD
Bear Meng, Wylie: 27-42, 377 yds, 3 td passing; 35 yds rushing
Gage Heighten, Wylie: 8 rec, 107 yds, 1 td
6-MAN
Jaxon Hodges, Aspermont: 13 tkl
Kolby Bradshaw, Aspermont: 244 yds, 4 td rushing; 1 rec, 15 yds
Mason Brannan, Aspermont: 3 rec, 46 yds, 2 td
Jaden Flores, Aspermont: 8.5 tkl, 1 tfl, 1 int; 2 yds, 1 td rushing; 5-8, 98 yds, 3 td, 1 int passing
Keegan Hayes, Benjamin: 72 yds, 2 td rushing: 4-5, 45 yds, 2 td, 1 int passing; 4 tkl, 2 int, 1 int returned for td
Tallon Hayes, Benjamin: 8 tkl, 1 ff; 9 yds, 1 td rushing; 1 rec, 16 yds, 1 td
Kannon Kensing, Blanket: 137 yds, 3 td rushing; 1 rec, 20 yds, 1 td; 8 tkl, 1 fr; 54-yd kickoff return for td
Cameron Aultman, Blanket: 72 yds, 3 td rushing; 20 yds, 1 td, 1 int passing; 3 tkl, 2 int
Mason Beck, Blanket: 12 tkl, 1 ff, 1 fr
Ry Reed, Gordon: 84 yds, 2 td rushing; 1 rec, 18 yds, 1 td
Noah Kostiha, Gordon: 3-4, 53 yds, 3 td passing; 5 yds rushing
Stryker Reed, Gordon: 96 yds, 2 td rushing
Bode Ham, Jayton: 205 yds, 5 td rushing
Sean Stanaland, Jayton: 12-13, 175 yds, 5 td passing
Zander Abila, Knox City: 79 yds, 1 td rushing; 8-19, 121 yds, 2 td, 1 int passing
Ben Harrell, May: 124 yds, 3 td rushing; 4-10, 90 yds, 2 td, 1 int passing; 9 tkl, 1 int
Jackson Lusk, May: 5 rec, 106 yds, 2 td; 6 yds, 1 td rushing
Kobey Morris, May: 68 yds, 1 td rushing; 4-4, 123 yds, 1 td passing; 2 rec, 37 yds, 1 td
Lane Goodson, May: 15 tkl; 21 yds rushing
Ellis Hise, Moran: 5 tkl, 3 pbu, 1 fr; 34 yds passing
Marcus Gonzales, Paint Creek: 142 yds, 5 td rushing; 3 tkl, 1 int
Andrew Nunez, Paint Creek: 74 yds, 2 td rushing; 4 tkl
Christopher Wesley, Paint Creek: 1 int returned 70 yds for td
James Coughlin, Ranger: 144 yds, 4 td rushing; 1 rec, 23 yds; 4 tkl, 1 int returned for td
Kaiden Cuellar, Ranger: 113 yds, 3 td rushing; 1-1, 23 yds passing; 5 tkl, 2 pbu
Billy Perry, Richland Springs: 104 yds, 2 td rushing
Kullen Daniel, Roby: 170 yds, 3 td rushing; 3 rec, 27 yds, 1 td; 12-19, 132 yds, 3 td passing; 14 tkl, 1 int
Rhylon Lester, Rotan: 108 yds, 1 td rushing; 6 tkl
Paxton Carrillo, Rotan: 11 tkl, 3 pbu
Christian Garcia, Rotan: 9 tkl; 31 yds rushing; 1 rec, 1 yd, 1 td
Frankie Olivera, Rule: 180 yds, 4 td rushing; 7 tkl, 1 tlf, 1 pbu
Kyleik Mason, Rule: 83 yds, 2 td rushing
Wyatt Strickland, Santa Anna: 6 tkl, 2 int
Lehman Lindeque, Sidney: 88 yds, 3 td rushing; 63 yds, 2 td passing; 4 rec, 40 yds; 16 tkl
Ethan Scantling, Sidney: 84 yds, 1 td rushing; 71 yds, 1 td passing; 1 rec, 2 yds, 1 td; 12 tkl
Dylan Terpstra, Sidney: 2 rec, 71 yds, 1 td; 10 tkl
Jayton Salinas, Sidney: 10 tkl, 2 fr
Britton Bellah, Woodson: 151 yds, 3 td rushing; 9 tkl
Nicholas Romo, Woodson: 121 yds, 2 td rushing; 13 tkl, 1 tfl; 1 kick return for td; 4-4 pat
Peyton Malcuit, Woodson: 5 rec, 63 yds, 2 td; 5 tkl, 1 tfl
Lake Lawson, Woodson: 11 tkl, 3 tfl, 2 rec, 14 yds
Chayden Woodcock, Zephyr: 120 yds, 2 td rushing; 13 tkl
Wyatt Stevens, Zephyr: 5-10, 43 yds, 1 td passing; 77 yds, 1 td rushing
Jimmy Evans-Rollins, Zephyr: 11 tkl, 1 tfl, 1 int
DISTRICT STANDINGS
NEXT WEEK
Caprock at Abilene High
Cooper at Wichita Falls Memorial
Wichita Falls Legacy at Wylie
Brownwood at China Spring
Stephenville at Waco La Vega
Big Spring at Snyder
Eastlake (CA) at Brock
Graham at Lake Worth
Mineral Wells at Godley
Tolar at Breckenridge
Clyde at Muleshoe
Early at Comanche
Holliday at Jim Ned
Wall at Sweetwater
Merkel at Cisco
Ingram Moore at Brady
Dublin at Lindsay
Hawley at Eastland
Colorado City at Bangs
Anson at Albany
Stamford at Henrietta
Winters at TLCA Abilene
Stanton at Ballinger
Coleman vs. Collinsville
Muenster at De Leon
Hamilton at San Saba
Haskell at Petrolia
Archer City at Munday
Sterling City at Cross Plains
Quanah at Hamlin
Miles at Ozona
New Home at Roscoe
Crowell at Knox City
Wichita Falls Christian at Newcastle
Jayton at Hermleigh
Blackwell at Highland
Roby at Baird
Rotan at Moran
Buena Vista at Westbrook
Fort Worth Covenant at Gordon
Rising Star at Gorman
Ranger at Mullin
May at Iredell
Santa Anna at Priddy
Eden at Bronte
Loraine at Aspermont
Trent at Lueders-Avoca
Paint Creek at Panther Creek
Rule at Guthrie
Strawn at Zephyr
Throckmorton at Blanket
Woodson at Bryson
Brookesmith at Gustine
Sidney at Cherokee
Three Way at Lohn
Weatherford Christian at Richland Springs
Water Valley at Rochelle
Abilene Christian at Denton Calvary
COLLEGE ROUNDUP
Photo: Josh Beam
#4 Idaho 27, #19 ACU 24
The Wildcats dropped their Top 25 FCS Showdown against #4 Idaho 27-24 in front of 11,000 fans at Wildcat Stadium Saturday night. #19 ACU trailed 27-3 early in the fourth quarter, but made it a game before coming up short.
Slow Start Leads to 27-24 Loss to #4 Idaho
NEXT: Saturday, 8 p.m. at Utah Tech
United Athletic Conference Standings
Howard Payne 41, Lyon 14
The Yellow Jackets picked up their first victory of the season, pounding the new-to-D3 Lyon Fighting Scots 41-14 on the road.
Yellow Jackets Hold Lyon To 27 yards rushing In 41-14 Win
NEXT: Saturday, 12 p.m. at Wittenberg (OH)
American Southwest Conference Standings
McMurry 31, Texas Lutheran 10
The War Hawks upped their winning streak to two with a 31-10 SCAC victory over previously unbeaten Texas Lutheran Saturday.
War Hawks Power Past TLU, 31-10
NEXT: Saturday, 1 p.m. at Austin College
Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Standings
Photo: Cisco Wrangler Express
Cisco College 34, #10 Trinity Valley 30
The Wranglers got Charlie Rizzio his first win as a head coach in a 34-30 upset won over #10 Trinity Valley at home Saturday afternoon.
NEXT: Saturday, 3 p.m. at Kilgore
SWJCFC Standings
