Hometown News For Orange County, Texas
Games This Week
LITTLE CYPRESS-MAURICEVILLE over SPLENDORA—The Battlin’
Bears played well last week against cross-county rival Bridge City but will have to take it
up several notches for their trip to Splendora Friday night.
HUFFMAN over BRIDGE CITY—The Cardinals will be up against the district
leader and will have their work cut out on this road trip.
ORANGEFIELD over HARDIN—This will be an important game for the
Bobcats to see if they can rebound from a hard-fought loss. I think they will bounce right
back into the winning column and pick up where they left off.
BARBERS HILL over VIDOR—The Pirates will be facing one of the best Class
5A teams in the Houston area. It would be a gigantic feather in their cap to whip these
visitors Friday night in Pirate Stadium.
DEWEYVILLE over HULL-DAISETTA—The Pirates need to regroup after
their setback to one of the district’s top teams. But they will have to play good sound
football.
ORANGE COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN over APPLE SPRINGS—The Lions
will be up against one of the better six-man teams in Southeast Texas and need to come
up with their best performance of the season.
LAMAR over INCARNATE WORD---The Cardinals stunned everyone
including the Las Vegas boys in their triple-overtime upset victory over top-rated Sam
Houston State last week. But they will need to come off Cloud 9 and continue their sound
fundamental football for this road game.
McNEESE STATE over HOUSTON BAPTIST—Any game the Cowboys win
for the rest of the season will have to be classified as an upset victory because they are in
11 th place in the 12-team Southland Conference. The Pokes led 24-20 at Central Arkansas
but were outplayed in the second half and lost 40-31.
HIGH SCHOOL--- Hamshire-Fannett over Liberty, Silsbee over Hardin-
Jefferson, Channelview over Beaumont United, Beaumont West Brook over La Porte,
Port Arthur Memorial over New Caney Porter, Buna over Warren, East Chambers over
Kirbyville, Beaumont Kelly over St. John XXIII, Jasper over Huntington, Corrigan-
Camden over Kountze, Lumberton over Livingston, Nederland over Baytown-Lee, Port
Neches-Groves over Dayton, High Island over Frutivale, Galveston O’Connell over
Beaumont Legacy Christian, Orangefield JV over Sabine Pass, West Hardin over
Colmesneil.
COLLEGE—Troy over South Alabama (Wed.); Arkansas State over Louisiana-
Lafayette and Stanford over UCLA (both Thursday); Syracuse over Pittsburgh, Marshall
over Florida Atlantic, Ohio State over Northwestern and Fresno State over UNLV (all
Friday); Sam Houston State over Nicholls, Abilene Christian over Stephen F. Austin,
Central Arkansas over Northwestern State, North Carolina State over Boston College,
Houston over Connecticut, Maryland over Indiana, Minnesota over Rutgers, Penn State
over Michigan, Clemson over Louisville, Miami over Georgia Tech, Florida over South
Carolina, Furman over The Citadel, Georgia Southern over Coastal Carolina, Mississippi
Valley State over Jackson State, Appalachian State over Louisiana-Monroe, Louisiana
Tech over Southern Mississippi, LSU over Mississippi State, Virginia over Duke, North
Carolina over Virginia Tech, UAB over Old Dominion, Missouri over Vanderbilt,
Oklahoma over West Virginia, Iowa State over Texas Tech, Western Kentucky over
Charlotte, Georgia over Kentucky, Florida International over UTEP, Army over Georgia
State, Tulane over Memphis, Central Florida over East Carolina, Texas A&M over Ole
Miss, Wake Forest over Florida State, Alabama over Tennessee, Wisconsin over Illinois,
Iowa over Purdue, Kent State over Ohio, Toledo over Ball State, Bowling Green over
Central Michigan, TCU over Kansas State, Miami, O., over Northern Illinois, Buffalo
over Akron, Cincinnati over Tulsa, Western Michigan over Eastern Michigan, Auburn
over Arkansas, Texas Southern over Southern, SMU over Temple, Middle Tennessee
State over North Texas, Baylor over Oklahoma State, Rice over UTSA, Texas over
Kansas, California over Oregon State, Wyoming over New Mexico, Oregon over
Washington, Idaho over Idaho State, Utah over Arizona State, San Diego State over san
Jose State, Washington State over Colorado, Southern Cal over Arizona, Boise State over
BYU, Nevada over Utah State (all Saturday).
PRO PICKS—Kansas City over Denver (Thursday Night); Houston over
Indianapolis (Upset Special), Buffalo over Miami, NY Giants over Arizona, Green Bay
over Oakland, LA Rams over Atlanta, Detroit over Minnesota, Jacksonville over
Cincinnati, San Francisco over Jacksonville, LA Chargers over Tennessee, Baltimore
over Seattle, Chicago over New Orleans, Dallas over Philadelphia (all Sunday); New
England over NY Jets (Monday Night). Bye Week for Carolina, Cleveland, Pittsburgh
and Tampa Bay.
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