2014 Week 4 Games

QUINLAN -- Eight turnovers spelled doom for the Quinlan Ford Panthers. They fell to the Pleasant Grove Hawks 35-14 at Lytal stadium in Quinlan. The Hawks fumbled away the opening kickoff. It allowed the Panthers to jump out to an early lead with Zach Claire scoring on run from two yards out with 10:03 remaining in the first quarter...

TEXARKANA -- Tatum bounced back from last week's loss to Gilmer with a 41-14 win against Liberty-Eylau. The Eagles used a combination of big plays and time-consuming drives. They were in control of the game by halftime, 28-7. A tenacious Tatum defense held the Leopards to 12 first downs for the night...

RUSK -- The Athens Hornets used a devastating rushing attack to upend the Rusk Eagles, 49-21, Friday night at Eagle Stadium behind 277 yards from senior running back Devin Hall.

LUFKIN -- After rushing for just 159 yards in their first two games of the season, the Port Neches-Groves Indians took to the ground in a big way Friday night at Abe Martin Stadium.

GLADEWATER -- Daylon Mack received quite a bit of fan interest after the Bears' 37-23 win against Carthage at Jack V. Murphy Stadium on Friday. One of the nation's best defensive tackles, the Texas A&M commit showed he has an elite speed-to-size ratio and can thrive as a high school fullback. He...

TEXARKANA — Texas High intercepted two passes to end Kilgore’s second and third overtime possessions, the latter ending the game and securing a 19-13 win for the Tigers over the visiting Bulldogs on Friday night.

WHITE OAK -- The ETSN.fm/Dairy Queen Game of the Week between Class 2A No. 3 Tenaha and Class 3A No. 10 White Oak lived up to its billing Friday night at Roughneck Stadium.

CORSICANA -- Bullard moved the ball with authority against China Spring on Friday night, but mistakes will always get you in the end, and the Panthers left Tiger Stadium with their first loss of 2014.

TYLER -- Tyler Lee junior quarterback Zach Hall followed up last week's strong performance in the Red Raiders' upset of top-ranked John Tyler with a historic effort Friday night.