Texas’ 135-Yard Run Game Meets an Unsettled Line Before Ole Miss
Texas is averaging 135 net rushing yards per game at 3.6 per carry, but Wednesday’s report left Hollywood Smothers and Jaydon Chatman questionable before Ole Miss.
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Texas is averaging 135 net rushing yards per game at 3.6 per carry, but Wednesday’s report left Hollywood Smothers and Jaydon Chatman questionable before Ole Miss.
North Texas emerged from its bye with a 4-2 record, fresh bodies and extra work for younger players. Neal Brown’s lukewarm practice assessment supplied the necessary brake before a Navy trip that will punish loose execution.
Steve Sarkisian’s Monday decision was a sensible piece of quarterback preparation, not a quiet change at the top of the depth chart.
Dallas held Green Bay to six second-half points, but the defensive recovery came after the Packers had already turned third downs and missed chances into a 23-13 victory.
A 75-yard touchdown burst and a 73-yard field-goal march gave TCU’s defense the cushion it needed to finish a 17-6 victory over Baylor.
Philadelphia’s three-game roster commitment to Joe Milton gives him an opportunity, while Dallas loses a useful reserve. Neither fact moves Tanner McKee from the front of the Eagles’ line.
One Aubrey team was in action this week. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
Moussa Cissé’s Thursday absence and Morez Johnson Jr.’s near-return give the Mavericks separate availability questions as they evaluate workable center pairings.
Four successful penalty kills and Arttu Hyry’s short-handed goal kept Dallas level through overtime before a 3-2 shootout win.
With Wyatt Johnston sidelined by illness, Tyler Seguin produced a goal and an assist in Dallas’ 3-2 loss to Colorado. His response was valuable, but the Stars still lacked enough finishing around him.
One Aubrey team was in action this week. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
The Stars’ 4-0 win in Buffalo turned on Sam Steel’s high-slot finish, a valuable depth contribution that widened a fragile lead before Dallas’ biggest names completed the job.
Quinnen Williams likes the quick turnaround. Brian Schottenheimer sees a tired Cowboys team. Against mobile rookie Jalon Daniels, the decisive measure will be whether Dallas’ rushers share their assignments.
North Texas coach Neal Brown valued Tayven Jackson’s response to two interceptions against Tulsa, but the Mean Green quarterback’s next step is clear: fewer emergencies and cleaner possession management.
Dallas dismantled San Jose at 5-on-5 in a 5-0 win, but its empty power play remains an unfinished part of the equation.
Aubrey's latest public works report shows sports complex design at 90% and Veterans Park Phase 2 finished; the parks board meeting set for Tuesday was canceled.
Kari Ashley’s 108 receiving yards and 13-yard halftime touchdown gave TCU real offensive value against BYU, but empty second-half possessions left the Horned Frogs short in a 17-10 loss.
A brief 5-on-5 chance beside four key Mavericks gave Seth Lundy a useful opening. His camp contract will be judged by repeatable group value, with health history explaining the opportunity but unable to decide it.
One Aubrey team was in action this week. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
Jahiem White carried North Texas with 219 yards on 32 attempts, giving the Denton-based Mean Green durable production while turnovers nearly squandered a 45-44 overtime victory over Tulsa.
The Dallas rookie’s green-dot assignment is a communication job before it is a personal accolade. His expanding role matters, but two starts cannot settle the Cowboys’ defensive questions.
North Texas running back Jahiem White has earned recognition for nine touchdowns and a productive return from injury. Four games, however, remain a beginning rather than a season-long verdict.
A missed jumper led to a small correction from Willie Green, but the work points to a larger challenge for Dallas rookie Sergio de Larrea: turning familiar speed and useful size into reliable NBA execution.