Friday, May 3, 2024

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Overview On Saturday Night, Bryce Young won the Heisman as expected. Following his monster performance against Georgia last week, Young not only solidified a spot in the College Football Playoff, but also secured the number one seed. While Young and Alabama received criticism throughout the season for some close calls and subpar performances, Nick Saban managed to end up right...
It is the best rivalry in college football. It doesn’t get any chippier, heartfelt, or passionate than the Army-Navy game. In fact, at one point, it is rumored that the game wasn’t played for several years because a general and an admiral got into a fight after a game. Over 100 years later, nothing has changed. It is raw...
By winning their final two district games and going undefeated in district play for the entire season, Jesuit's varsity football team qualified for the playoffs, a familiar sight for a team that has been so dominant over the course of so many years. Their first opponent in the postseason was a fairly familiar foe in Arlington, who Jesuit had...
Lincoln Riley, the head football coach for the Oklahoma Sooners, has just made the unexpected decision to leave OU, and take on a coaching job at the University of Southern California. Since 2015, Lincoln Riley has been the coach of the Sooners, leading them to be one of the best teams in the Big 12, and debatably one of...
The beginning of the 2021-2022 football season has just begun. Our beloved Dallas Cowboys have blown the minds of the football world with astonishing progress these past 7 weeks. The big blue stars of Texas have been a very unsuccessful team in the National Football League for years, even decades. The last time the team won a Super Bowl...
Heading into not only the homecoming game for Jesuit but also the final game of the season, the Rangers were undefeated in district play and they were looking to add to that impressive resume against the Berkner Rams. And in that game, Jesuit looked and played the part of the superior team, stomping the Rams in a 37-0 shutout....
Quick recap of the past week before we get into the MacArthur game: Jesuit was coming off a barnburner of a game against Lake Highlands, which featured a frenzied second-half comeback that eventually gave the Rangers the win. They headed into this home showdown with MacArthur undefeated in district play, with the lone loss on the season coming at,...
The sun glares brightly at the ball flies into the air. Kickoff just happened at Postell Stadium to a loud crowd of fans, students, and parents. The crowd is excited watching the players on the field playing their hearts out. This year there are over enough students playing football to make six football teams, a varsity team, two junior varsity...

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