2015 Week 12 Games

MESQUITE -- The Athens Hornets exploded for 537 yards of rushing offense in a 59-36 victory over the Princeton Panthers on Friday.

GILMER -- Defending state champion Waskom had no issues in its playoff opener Friday night.

EMORY -- The top-ranked Mineola Yellowjackets don't look to be slowing down anytime soon.

Chapel Hill’s season came to a close at the hands of Silsbee in a game that featured more than 100 total points and 1,000 combined yards Friday night.

Hallsville never had a lead on Ennis until it mattered the most on Friday night.

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LONGVIEW -- Dee Starling didn’t throw an incomplete pass Thursday night at Lobo Stadium, and the West Rusk defense forced four turnovers, as the Raiders coasted to a 35-7 victory over Hughes Springs in a Class 3A Division II bi-district playoff. Starling was razor-sharp, completing all nine of his passes for 211 yards and four touchdowns to lead the way for the Raiders (10-1).

LUFKIN -- Kilgore rolled up almost 400 rushing yards, had three passing touchdowns, an interception for a touchdown, and sent Huffman Hargrave packing Thursday night at Abe Martin Stadium in the first round of the Class 4A Division I playoffs The Bulldogs soundly defeated Hargrave, 62-26, punching their ticket to the area round, where they'll face either El Campo or Houston Wheatley.

LINDALE – Cade Palmer had four touchdown passes as the White Oak offense went to work in Thursday night’s playoff opener against Winnsboro. Palmer threw for 191 yards, targeting four different receivers, and White Oak cruised to a 59-14 upending of Winnsboro in their Class 3A Division I bi-district playoff at Eagle Stadium.

HALLSVILLE -- Two years ago, when Canton and Gladewater met in the first round of the playoffs, the Eagles were simply overmatched in every facet of the game. What a difference a couple of seasons make. Canton matched Gladewater's physicality for four quarters, and scored the eventual game-winning touchdown with a little more than two minutes remaining, earning a come-from-behind 34-27 win Thursda