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Army Strong 2A Team of Week 0

Frankston Indians pulled off one of the state's biggest upsets, stunning Class 1A No. 1 Cayuga and star running back Traylon Shead, 33-26.
Shead, a UT commit, was held to 166 yards and two touchdowns, well below his averages from 2008.

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Army Strong 2A Team of Week 1

Wichita Falls City View, which broke a 13-game losing streak against Perrin-Whitt with a 35-6 victory.
The last City View win was against Chico in 2007.

Army Strong 2A Team of Week 2wo...
#1 Dangerfield,which beat #6 3A state power Celina for the second season in a row!!

Army Strong 2A Team of Week 2wo...

Muleshoe is now 4-0 on the season after a surprisingly defensive win over the highly-ranked Crane Golden Cranes.
Crane, normally a high-powered passing offense, managed just 80 passing yards on the evening and turned the ball over twice.
Muleshoe churned out 352 yards of offense.

Army Strong 2A Team of Week 4...

Jacksboro's upset win over No. 4 Holliday looked like it might come crumbling down after Holliday scored a fourth-quarter touchdown to pull it within one.
But when the Holliday Eagles opted for the game-winning two-point conversion instead of the game-tying PAT, the Jacksboro defense held, sealing the 28-27 upset victory and giving Holliday its first loss of the season.

Army Strong 2A Team of Week 5.
Troy was in danger of losing its coveted status this weekend when it travelled to fellow-ranked Crawford as an 8-point underdog, and a standing-room only crowd had the stadium is rowdy as any 5A or 4A game. But this rivalry went to Troy for the fourth season in a row, as Troy forced the Pirates into four fumbles, and interception and even a blocked punt. Troy scored a touchdown with 30 seconds to go to put it in the lead for good.

Army Strong 2A Team of Week 6.


Though undefeated McGregor was technically first in 16-2A heading into the weekend, it was still a home underdog to rival Crawford in a critical district matchup. But McGregor, leading 10-7 heading into the fourth quarter, held the Pirates without a single yard in the final frame to cling to the narrow victory. McGregor also lost its quarterback, Dylan Ripley, in the third quarter; he left the field on a stretcher with a hip injury. The team refused to fold, however, and held on for the win.

Class 2A: Week 7
Godley and Grandview are the two powers in District 15-2A, and Godley made a big statement with a 56-28 rout of the Zebras on Friday night. Grandview struck first with an early TD, but Godley controlled the game the rest of the way while improving to 2-0 in district play and a perfect 7-0 overall.

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Army Strong 2A Team of Week 8ight...


Corsicana Mildred opened the season with three straight losses, but Mildred now has won four in a row after pulling out a thrilling 17-14 win over No. 13 Kerens on Friday.
Mildred is now in the thick of the playoff race at 5-4 overall, 4-1 in district play

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....you would not be Jethro Pugh on another site would you??

no sir....I go by the name Al Sharpton....

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no sir....I go by the name Al Sharpton....

....ahhhhhhh...like your hats Rev!!!

Army Strong 2A Team of Week 9ine...
San Saba clinched a playoff berth and its first seven-win season since 1994 with a 17-14 win over Comanche on Friday night. San Saba is now 7-2 on the season, 4-1 in District 8-2A play. That’s a big improvement over last year, when San Saba finished 2-8 overall, 1-5 in district play.

Army Strong AA Team of Week 10.

Malakoff faced a big task Friday: It needed to beat Kerens for the first time since 1991 to clinch a share of the district title. Malakoff came through with a big effort and a 23-16 win.
Quarterback Bernard Hall threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score. Malakoff finished the regular season 8-2 overall (5-1 in District 14-2A) after going a combined 1-19 the past two seasons.