2015 Week 4 Games

ATLANTA -- Brad Baca is still undefeated as a head coach after his Pittsburg Pirates rode a fast start and took down Atlanta, 40-14, Friday night at Rabbit Stadium.

CARTHAGE -- Cameron Callaway Jr. took the snap out of the wildcat formation, came around the end and picked up a gain that silenced the packed house at Carthage's Bulldog Stadium. Having faced 4th-and-10 at its own 44-yard line inside 40 seconds left in the game, the Gladewater offense stayed on the field and Carthage's own offensive unit came sprinting on. So, the sticks came onto the field to se

CANTON -- Hunter Moore passed for 333 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Canton Eagles to their first win of the season, 35-13 over Spring Hill, on Friday night at Norris Birdwell Stadium.

BROWNSBORO -- Aphonso Thomas rushed for four touchdowns, and Van held off Brownsboro, 34-26, Friday night at Bear Stadium.

ATHENS -- The Athens Hornets found a way to dominate the Rusk Eagles on Friday at Bruce Field in a 55-23 victory over the Rusk Eagles.

GILMER -- Behind Zac Spears' three touchdowns, Gilmer captured its 20th consecutive victory dating back to last season after beating Daingerfield, 43-27, during homecoming Friday night at Jeff Traylor Stadium.

CORSICANA -- The Bullard offense didn't have an answer for China Spring's defense, and the Panthers fell 33-7 in their non-district matchup Friday night at Tiger Stadium.

TATUM -- It's only been four weeks, but Liberty-Eylau's season-opening loss at Gilmer seems like such a long time ago. The Leoaprds' offense dazzled for the third consecutive week, while its defense was the beneficiary of four Tatum third-quarter turnovers, which propelled Liberty-Eylau to its third win a row. Liberty-Eylau senior quarterback Ke'Mon Freeman passed for 426 yards and five touchdowns

LONGVIEW – Palestine was overpowered by Paris 63-13 on Friday in a non-district game at a neutral site in Longview High School's Lobo Stadium. It's the second straight week Palestine (1-3) has allowed 63 points in a game.

MARSHALL -- Cameron Haller has the Marshall Mavericks on quite the roll.