Week 2 Rewind
Thoughts on the biggest stories in second week of football in the Big Country, presented by Abilene Pediatric Dental Associates.
OFF THE TOP
Cooper came out ready to play, but Abilene High proved to be too much and pulled away to win the Crosstown Showdown for the fourth year in a row.
Stephenville opened its new stadium in fashion, taking care of Everman 45-0 to win game one at Art Briles Stadium/Mike Copeland Field.
Brownwood dropped to 0-2, falling to 3A D2 state title contender Wall. There is still a learning curve for a new system under new head coach Jeryl Brixey, and the Lions have had a tough time on offense through two weeks. Brownwood gained just 169 yards against Wall and 92 against Wylie in week one.
In 4A Division II, Sndyer and Graham had a tough time in losses to San Angelo Lake View and Springtown. The Tigers drop to 0-2, while the Steers, who were limited to a very un-Graham-like seven points and 262 yards of total offense, fell to 1-1.
Jim Ned and Clyde are the last two unbeaten teams in the area in 3A Division I. The Indians won a slugfest with Cedar Hill TLCA in Mineral Wells, while Clyde blasted past Eastland. Sweetwater fell to Midland Greenwood at home, while Comanche and Breckenridge fell to 0-2. The Buckaroos played much better this week at Childress, but came up short in a 21-14 decision.
Speaking of Sweetwater, check ou the Big Country Blitz story on the amazing Cash Miles here: Dash For Cash. He is a blind senior at Sweetwater who got his moment at the Mustang Bowl before the action started Friday night. Shout out to the Sweewater and Greenwood coaching staffs for making this happen!
In area 3A D2 football, Brady had a big-time win, taking down Mason on the road in a 24-22 nailbiter.
Merkel is now 2-0 after going 0-10 a year ago. The Badgers also won a close one, slipping past Bangs at home 29-26. They have their toughest test of the season so far coming up against Hawley Friday night.
Stamford proved the pickers (me) wrong and used a great second half effort to beat De Leon in a battle of state-ranked 2A DI teams. The Bulldogs trailed 20-14 at halftime, but did not allow a point in the second half and earned a 33-20 victory. The Bearcats and Bulldogs just may meet again down the road in the playoffs.
Anson rolled past Archer City to move to 2-0. The Tigers have scored a Big Country 11-man high 106 points so far this season and are tied with Hamilton, having allowed an area low six points.
Munday is 2-0 for the second year in a row. The Moguls rolled past Winters and will host 1-1 Chico this week. Munday hopes to get to 3-0 for the second year in a row and then keep momentum rolling.
Haskell lost in upset fashion at Quanah Friday night. Quanah is now 2-0 and has equalled its win total from 2024 already.
Photo: Eli Humber/Shots By Eli
Albany’s revenge tour rolls on. The Lions fell to Stamford and Hawley to kick off the 2024 season, but have beaten them 21-7 in week one and week two of the 2025 season to start 2-0.
Hamlin, Cross Plains, Miles, and Goldthwaite are in the win column in 2025. The Pied Pipers rallied past Seymour, the Buffaloes blew out TLCA Abilene, Miles shut out Sterling City and the Eagles shut out Center Point. All three played much better than they did in week one defeats.
Westbrook may have had the most impressive 1A Division I win of the week. The Wildcats continued their domination of Jonesboro, this time beating the Eagles 64-16 on the road to get to 2-0.
Hermleigh and Water Valley have a shot to meet in the bi-district round (or later) of the playoffs, and the Cardinals now know how much work needs to be done to get on the Wildcats level. Water Valley, ranked #3 in the state, 45’d Hermleigh to improve to 2-0.
Robert Lee was quite impressive as well in a 62-14 win over Garden City. The Steers held the Bearkats to -25 yards rushing and just 97 total yards in the game.
#1 Gordon had no trouble at Valley, beating the Patriots 62-14 to run their winning streak to 32 games.
The upset of the week may have been in Richland Springs, as the Coyotes took down May 42-14. Richland Springs winning this contest was not a shocker, but the score certainly was to me after the Tigers moved up to #2 in the state rankings last week.
Bronte is 2-0 and on a roll so far with a pair of shut out wins over Santa Anna and Rule.
Jayton took down Pasadena First Baptist Saturday as the two teams, both state champs in 2024, met in Central Texas. The game was scheduled to be played at Oglesby, but rainy conditions moved the contest to McGregor. The location didn’t matter to Jayton, who cruised to a 54-8 decision over the defending TAPPS DI state champions.
Strawn looks like the class of District 9-1A Division II after taking care of Knox City on the road. The other three teams in the district, Moran, Woodson, and Throckmorton, are a combined 0-6 so far.
Zephyr joins Bronte and Newcastle as the only area six-man teams that have not allowed a point so far this season. The Bulldogs shut down Blackwell 45-0 on the road and are cooking in year one under head coach Derek Stevens. Gustine and Rising Star are also still perfect so far in 2025, and Blanket and Sidney are 1-1 in the very tough District 13-1A Division II.
Abilene Christian had no trouble with Midland Trinity, shutting out the Chargers 49-0 to get its first win of the season.
FIRST WINS
Congratulations to Gorman’s Brady Hibbitts, Ira’s Jess Wall, Cross Plains’ Jared Sanderson, and Ballinger’s Bryan Gayoso for earning win number one their school. Wall and Gayoso earned win number one as a head coach.
Our prayers go out to Coach Gayoso and family as his mother passed away on Saturday.
FINAL SCORES
THURSDAY
Lubbock Monterey 24, Wylie 21
Miami 62, Rotan 6
Lohn 54, Lueders-Avoca 44
Gustine 56, Buckholts 8
May JV 45, Olfen 6
Northside 64, Silverton 18
Three Way 40, Stephenville Faith 24
Cherokee 80, Leakey 30
Harrold 80, Throckmorton 30
Jayton JV 39, Dawson 27
Howard Payne 21, Pacific (OR) 13
FRIDAY
Abilene High 34, Cooper 13
Amarillo 41, San Angelo Central 21
Tascosa 53, Wichita Falls Legacy 3
Lubbock Cooper 49, Lubbock Coronado 14
Springtown 36, Graham 7
San Angelo Lake View 49, Sndyer 28
Wall 35, Brownwood 10
Stephenville 45, Everman 0
Brock 67, Lake Worth 7
Big Spring 41, Lubbock High 27
Clyde 52, Eastland 28
Jim Ned 23, Cedar Hill Trinity 22
Greenwood 47, Sweetwater 8
Childress 21, Breckenridge 14
Llano 62, Comanche 23
Iowa Park 33, Mineral Wells 20
Merkel 29, Bangs 26
Brady 24, Mason 22
Tolar 13, Teague 12
McCamey 42, Colorado City 19
Anson 56, Archer City 0
Albany 21, Hawley 7
Stamford 33, De Leon 20
Cisco 39, TLCA San Angelo 6
Clifton 28, Coleman 14
Hamilton 34, Early 0
Millsap 53, Dublin 7
Ballinger 13, Christoval 6
Ozona 76, Eldorado 29
Junction 20, San Saba 6
Goldthwaite 59, Center Point 0
Quanah 42, Haskell 20
Miles 20, Sterling City 0
Munday 49, Winters 0
Coahoma 14, Roscoe 3
Cross Plains 75, TLCA Abilene 8
Hamlin 35, Seymour 21
Strawn 65, Knox City 20
Gordon 64, Valley 14
Westbrook 64, Jonesboro 16
Highland 58, Nueces Canyon 54
Robert Lee 62, Garden City 14
Blanket 53, Cranfills Gap 8
Zephyr 45, Blackwell 0
Richland Springs 42, May 14
Menard 65, Rochelle 16
Aspermont 54, Southland 7
Abilene Christian 49, Midland Trinity 0
Aquilla 60, Perrin-Whitt 12
Benjamin 64, Follett 12
Borden County 60, Nazareth 26
Bryson 50, Baird 6
Eden 28, Sidney 14
Gorman 52, Brookesmith 6
Ira 55, Spur 14
Lometa 47, Blum 34
Newcastle 73, Crowell 0
Paint Creek 57, Moran 6
Panther Creek 49, Mullin 42
Rankin 46, Irion County 0
Rising Star 52, LIngleville 6
Rocksprings 65, Santa Anno 20
Trent 74, Wilson 27
Water Valley 56, Hermleigh 8
Bronte 50, Rule 0
Ranger 20, Woodson 13
SATURDAY
Jayton 56, Pasadena First Baptist 8
Oglesby 50, Bluff Dale 45
THE UNDEFEATED - WEEK 2
The list of unbeaten Big Country teams is cut from 39 to 22 after week two.
The two I’m most surprised about being on the list? Probably Panther Creek and Ranger. The Panthers have seemingly turned things around after a winless 2024 season, while Ranger is 2-0 under new head coach Mark Thomas. Granted, the first victory was by forfeit, but the Bulldogs have already matched their 2024 win total two games into the season.
21 in the extended Big Country area, including every team in every area district, are left, down from 36.
HONOR ROLL
11-MAN
Brayden Henry, Abilene High: 3-6, 119 yds, 1 int passing; 76 yds, 2 td rushing; 3 rec, 36 yds
M’Aujehl Aboso, Abilene High: 70 yds, 1 td rushing; 3 rec, 78 yds, 1 td
Trae Shaw, Abilene High: 12 tkl
Symanni Strahan, Abilene High: 8 tkl, 1 tfl
Breylon Billington, Albany: 118 yds, 1 td rushing
Woods Peterson, Albany: 15 tkl, 2 tfl
Bennett Neece, Albany: 10 tkl, 2 tfl, 2 sacks
Shawn Keen, Albany: 10 tkl
Jackson Shack, Albany: 6 tkl, 2 sacks
Grayson Feagan, Anson: 11-17, 182 yds, 3 td passing; 69 yds, 1 td rushing
Colton Sharples, Anson: 9 tkl
Kaiden Medrano, Ballinger: 1 fr, 1 int
Cason Tidwell, Bangs: 183 yds, 2 td rushing; 2 rec, 23 yds; 8 tkl
Sean Jacoby, Brady: 4-8, 61 yds passing; 160 yds, 2 td rushing; 4 tkl, 1 int
Ashton Taylor, Brady: 91 yds, 2 td rushing
Johnny Roque, Brady: 16 tkl, 2 tfl
Demarcus Reed, Brady: 14 tkl, 2 tfl
Erik Saucedo, Breckenridge: 4 rec, 70 yds, 1 td
Jaime Cruz, Breckenridge: 13 tkl, 1 tfl, 1fr
Carson Noe, Brownwood: 5 rec, 77 yds, 1 td
Colby McIlroy, Cisco: 7-11, 133 yds, 2 td, 1 int; 30 yds rushing
Noaa Hernandez, Cisco: 40 yds, 2 td rushing
Miles Wilsher, Clyde: 20 tkl, 2 tfl, 1 sack, 1 fr; 107 yds, 1 td rushing
Harley Griffin, Clyde: 112 yds, 2 td rushing
Jeffery Watson, Clyde: 11 tkl, 2 tfl
Landon Deal, Clyde: 3 rec, 80 yds, 1 td; 68 yds, 1 td rushing
Devan Wright, Clyde: 7-10, 117 yds, 3 td passing; 78 yds, 1 td rushing
Brayden Torres, Coleman: 10 tkl
Paul Salas, Coleman: 9 tkl, 1 tfl
Hunter Edington, Coleman: 13-22, 188 yds, 2 td passing
Jayden Smith, Coleman: 3 rec, 100 yds, 2 td
Gavin Harbour, Colorado City: 79 yds, 1 td rushing
Noah Atkinson, Colorado City: 18 tkl, 2 tfl, 1 fr
Brandon Lee, Colorado City: 14 tkl, 1 tfl; 2 rec, 37 yds, 1 td
Ladainian Smith, Comanche: 106 yds, 1 td rushing; 12 tkl, 1 tfl
Adrian Reyes, Comanche: 13 tkl
Zaden Tello, Comanche: 12 tkl, 1 ff, 1 tfl
CT Buford, Comanche: 5 rec, 113 yds, 2 td; 6 tkl, 2 pbu
Tayvious Collier, Cooper: 3 rec, 72 yds, 1 td
Tyler Mackey, Cross Plains: 202 yds, 3 td rushing; 5 tkl, 3 tfl
Kye Schuman, Cross Plains: 72 yds, 3 td rushing; 25 yds, 1 td passing
Lane Couch, De Leon: 118 yds, 2 td rushing; 4 rec, 2 yds
Max Jones, De Leon: 7 rec, 104 yds
Cameron Wilson, Eastland: 91 yds, 2 td rushing
Landry Sanderson, Goldthwaite: 157 yds, 3 td rushing
Owen Campbell, Goldthwaite: 113 yds, 3 td rushing
Casen Wiedebusch, Goldthwaite: 96 yds, 2 td rushing
Isaiah Hutchings, Hamlin: 190 yds, 2 td, 1 int passing; 127 yds rushing
Kyson McGee, Hamlin: 107 yds, 1 td
Luke White, Hamlin: 5 rec, 141 yds, 2 td; 11.5 tkl, 2 tfl
Rowdy Holden, Hamlin: 17.5 tkl, 4 tfl, 1 ff
Hagan Holland, Hamlin: 10.5 tkl
Haegen Pinkerton, Haskell: 15-29, 144 yds, 1 td, 2 int passing; 92 yds, 1 td rushing; 13 tkl, 1 tfl
Brian Weng, Haskell: 11 rec, 77 yds; 11 tkl
Colton Gober, Haskell: 15 tkl, 1 tfl, 1 ff, 1 fr
Beaux Shaginaw, Haskell: 18 tkl, 2 tfl
Nick Shaginaw, Haskell: 11 tkl
Bradnt Turner, Haskell: 10 tkl
Braylen Williams, Hawley: 3 rec, 133 yds, 1 td; 1 tkl, 1 int
Hunter Hudson, Hawley: 11 tkl
Brycen Evans, Hawley: 9 tkl, 1 tfl
Mason Miller, Jim Ned: 12 tkl, 1 tfl, 1 sack
Michaiah Powell, Jim Ned: 10 tkl
Aiden Ellis, Jim Ned: 8 tkl, 2 tfl; 27 yds, 1 td rushing; 2 rec, 6 yds
Cash Gwinn, Jim Ned: 7-13, 126 yds, 2 td passing
Easton Malone, Merkel: 13-19, 157 yds, 4 td rushing; 37 yds rushing; 11 tkl
Eli Delgado, Merkel: 17 tkl
Mayson Priesto, Merkel: 4 rec, 40 yds, 2 td; 1 tkl
Rayson Houston, Merkel: 3 rec, 30 yds, 2 td; 10 tkl
Jariyis Williams, Munday: 197 yds, 2 td rushing; 1 rec, 48 yds, 1 td; 2 tkl
Haiden Bowman, Munday: 7-13, 111 yds, 4 td passing; 49 yds rushing
Carson Breedlove, Munday: 17 tkl, 1 tfl
Jakob Castorena, Munday: 12 tkl, 1 int
Aidan Brown, Roscoe: 16 tkl, 1 int; 3 rec, 44 yds
Braden Long, Roscoe: 123 yds rushing; 1 tkl
Braxton Smith, Roscoe: 9 tkl, 1 tfl, 1 pbu
Luke Tharp, San Saba: 16 tkl, 1 fr; 67 yds rushing
Melvin Umble, San Saba: 13 tkl
Jason Everett, San Saba: 76 yds, 1 td rushing; 12 tkl
Kolton Pierce, San Saba: 10 tkl
Cadyn Barboza, Snyder: 8 tkl, 1 tfl
Aedyn Claxton, Snyder: 4 rec, 137 yds; 2-2, 25 yds passing
Brayden Jimenez, Stamford: 121 yds, 1 td rushing; 4 rec, 73 yds, 1 td
Mason Mueller, Stamford: 18-30, 213 yds, 2 td passing; 24 yds, 1 td rushing
Alek Hernandez, Stamford: 12 tkl
Mahsyn Alvarado, Stamford: 11 tkl, 3 tfl, 1 sack
Slayden Young, Stamford: 10 tkl
Zyler McClendon, Stephenville: 210 yds, 2 td rushing
Hud Price, Stephenville: 5-7, 100 yds, 3 td passing; 22 yds rushing
Nick Avila, Sweetwater: 105 yds, 1 td rushing
Caleb Rutherford, Winters: 86 yds rushing; 1 rec, 1 yd
Bo Kates, Wylie: 16 tkl
Cooper Hill, Wylie: 16 tkl
Deandre Rodriguez, Wylie: 14 tkl, 1 int returned for TD
Carter Nelson, Wylie: 18 tkl
Brody Martin, Wylie: 10 tkl
Blaze Ruffin, Wylie: 6 rec, 80 yds
6-MAN
Mateo Flores, Abilene Christian: 9 tkl, 2 fr, 1 int
Pierson Walters, Abilene Christian: 11-13, 141 yds, 4 td passing; 15 yds rushing
Caleb Thyne, Abilene Christian: 4 rec, 70 yds, 1 td; 2 tkl
Nate Pressley, Abilene Christian: 3 rec, 28 yds, 2 td; 14 yds, 1 td rushing; 2 tkl
Caleb Broshears, Aspermont: 1-1, 30 yds, 1 td passing; 61 yds, 1 td rushing; 1 rec, 33 yds, 1 td; 3 tkl
Kolby Bradshaw, Aspermont: 61 yds, 2 td rushing; 6 tkl, 1 tfl
Jaxon Hodges, Aspermont: 10 ktl, 1 sack, 2 tfl
Keegan Hayes, Benjamin: 189 yds, 5 td rushing; 2-5, 57 yds, 1 td passing; 8 tkl, 2 int, 1 fr
Heston Harney, Benjamin: 13 tkl; 1 rec, 24 yds; 79 yds, 2 td rushing
Kannon Kensing, Blanket: 136 yds, 4 td rushing; 11 tkl, 1 ff, 1 fr
Mason Beck, Blanket: 4 rec, 72 yds, 1 td; 13 tkl, 1 int returned 80 yds for TD
Brian Shannon, Blanket: 9 tkl, 1 int, 1 ff
AC French, Blanket: 9 tkl; 29 yds, 1 td passing
Brayden Cain, Blanket: 7 tkl, 1 int, 1 ff
Brayden Walters, Gordon: 4 rec, 148 yds, 3 td
Noah Kostiha, Gordon: 4-5, 134 yds, 3 td
Tyce Delgado, Gorman: 88 yds, 3 td rushing; 9 yds passing; 4 tkl, 1 tfl
Hayden Simpson, Hermleigh: 4 solo tkl; 4 rec, 22 yds
Colby Sanders, Highland: 235 yds, 4 td rushing; 2 rec, 20 yds, 1 td; 2.5 tkl
Rhyder Glass, Highland: 7-10, 146 yds, 4 td passing; 4 tkl
Jaxton Fullwood, Highland: 4 rec, 99 yds, 2 td; 6.5 tkl
Keevan Santos, Ira: 7-11, 152 yds, 2 td passing
Brandt Cox, Ira: 197 yds, 4 td rushing; 45 yds, 1 td passing; 6 tkl
Hudson Luft, Ira: 4 rec, 96 yds, 2 td; 6 tkl
Cash Miller, Ira: 12 tkl, 1 sack; 3 rec, 42 yds; 18 yds, 1 td rushing
Sean Stanaland, Jayton: 117 yds, 2 td rushing; 3-5, 71 yds, 2 td passing; 15 tkl
Bode Ham, Jayton: 14 tkl
Zander Abila, Knox City: 10-21, 102 yds, 2 td, 1 int passing; 38 yds, 1 td rushing; 4 tkl
Hunter Lerma, Knox City: 5 rec, 50 yds, 2 td
Adan Wyatt, Panther Creek: 120 yds, 3 td passing; 69 yds, 2 td passing; 2 rec, 47 yds, 1 td; 7 tkl, 1 tfl
Caleb Storey, Panther Creek: 15 tkl, 6 tfl, fumble return for TD
Jaxsyn Martinez, Ranger: 258 yds, 3 td rushing
Evan Martinez, Ranger: 9 tkl, 2 sacks, 1 fr
Sage McKinney, Ranger: 10 tkl
Jordan McKinney, Ranger: 10 tkl
JV Kelly, Rising Star: 39 yds, 1 td rushing; 45 yds passing; 50-yd kickoff return for TD; 11 tkl, 6 tfl, 1 fr, 1 pbu
Kason McGinn, Rising Star: 10 tkl
Leland Schenk, Rising Star: 10 tkl, 1 ff
Chance Wells, Rising Star: 49 yds, 2 td rushing; 7 tkl, 2 tfl, 1 int returnd for TD
Brenner Sherwood, Robert Lee: 8-9, 124 yds passing; 138 yds, 6 td rushing; 1 int return TD, 8 tkl, 1 ff
Edward Samaniego, Robert Lee: 8 tkl
Brock Brown, Santa Anna: 131 yds, 2 td passing; 12 tkl
Jayden Gibson, Santa Anna: 139 yds, 1 td rushing
Jeremiah Davila, Santa Anna: 14 tkl; 3 rec, 40 yds, 1 td
Yandel Yanez, Strawn: 137 yds, 3 td rushing
Ben Hopkins, Strawn: 4 rec, 60 yds, 2 td
Keagan Hollis, Trent: 456 yds, 6 td rushing; 11 tkl
Chanse Williams, Trent: 143 yds, 2 td rushing; 4 yds, 1 td passing; 10 tkl
Travis Clark, Trent: 39 yds, 1 td rushing; 8 tkl
Landon Rodriguez, Westbrook: 128 yds, 4 td rushing; 1 rec, 13 yds
Caleb Browne, Westbrook: 2-3, 73 yds, 1 td passing; 67 yds, 2 td rushing
Shawn Salazar, Westbrook: 20 tkl, 1 sack, 2 tfl, 1 fr
Brett Rich, Westbrook: 12 tkl, 1 sack, 3 tfl; 2 rec, 45 yds 1 td
CJ Byers, Zephyr: 63 yds, 2 td rushing
Chayden Woodcock, Zephyr: 86 yds rushing; 2 rec, 29 yds, 1 td; 3 yds, 1 td passing
DISTRICT STANDINGS
NEXT WEEK
Permian at Abilene High
Cooper at San Angelo Central
Coronado at Wylie
Big Spring at Borger
Brownwood at Glen Rose
Stephenville at Godley
Snyder at Lubbock High
Whitesboro at Graham
Brock at Aubrey
Mineral Wells at FW Eastern Hills
Cisco at Breckenridge
Clyde at Shallowater
Eastland at Comanche
Wall at Jim Ned
Sweetwater at Seminole
TLCA San Angelo at Ballinger
Kermit at Coahoma
Grape Creek at Bangs
Hawley at Merkel
Forsan at Stanton
Ozona at Brady
Anson at Dublin
Early at Junction
Tolar at Millsap
Colorado City at Tahoka
McCamey at Christoval
Reagan County at Odessa Compass
Sonora at Eldorado
Olney at Electra
Stamford at Lubbock Christian
Haskell at TLCA Abilene
Mason at Coleman
De Leon at Valley Mills
Hamilton at Crawford
Hico at Cross Plains
Chico at Munday
Albany at Seymour
Hamlin at Crosbyton
Miles at Johnson City
Roscoe vs Era
Sterling City at Winters
San Saba at Goldthwaite
Abilene Christian at Knox City
Newcastle at Gold-Burg
Rising Star at Perrin-Whitt
Harrold at Northside
Hermleigh at Loraine
Highland at Baird
Ira at Robert Lee
Blackwell at Roby
Rotan at Rule
Rankin at Westbrook
Water Valley at Panther Creek
Gordon vs Strawn - at Stephenville
Gorman at Zephyr
Santa Anna at Ranger
May at Rochelle
Rocksprings at Menard
CC Incarnate Word at Medina
Eden at Lometa
Bronte at Veribest
Paint Rock at Olfen
Priddy at Trent
Benjamin at Borden County
Spur at Aspermont
Jayton at Valley
Lueders-Avoca at Chillicothe
Lohn at Paint Creek
Moran at Brookesmith
Bryson at Throckmorton
Woodson at Guthrie
Blanket at Evant
Three Way at Gustine
Sidney at Stephenville Faith
Nueces Canyon at Richland Springs
COLLEGE ROUNDUP
Howard Payne was victorious in its 2025 opener, taking down Pacific from Oregon 21-13 in the first game under new head coach Coby Gipson.
Read More: Howard Payne Beats Pacific in Gipson’s Debut + Photos
ACU used a huge second quarter to take a lead they’d never give up in an FCS Top 25 showdown with Stephen F. Austin.
McMurry played for the first time on its new turf, but fell to Southwestern 27-19
Read More: Southwestern Ruins War Hawks Season Opener, 27-19 + Photos
Hardin-Simmons went to California and escaped with a 37-30 win over Chapman. The Cowboys racked up over 500 yards of total offense as both Noah Garcia (162) and Braylon Henry (122) topped 100-yards rushing.
Read More: Cowboys Win Season Opener At Chapman, 37-30
Cisco College went on the road to Coffeyville, Kansas and beat the Red Ravens 21-14 in overtime.
Read More: Wranglers Wrangled Red Ravens
Next Week:
Saturday - McMurry at Hardin-Simmons - 6 p.m.
Saturday - Howard Payne at Texas Lutheran - 6 p.m
Saturday - ACU at TCU - 7 p.m.
Cisco College - Open
