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Foo Facts: Week 4

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Foo F acts

The man in the arena

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Bulldog Bites

Elton falls to Bearcats, drops to 3-1

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ELTON – Coming off of a 3-0 winning streak which shattered a three-year series of losses, the Elton Indians took on the Basile Bearcats in the Battle of the Bayou in Friday night’s homecoming game at Cleve Beard Stadium. The Indians were unsuccessful in the attempt

Hounds throttle Pickering on Homecoming

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Welsh stays unbeaten with 73-14 win

Wiggins’ 316 yards leads Delcambre to win over LA

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LAKE ARTHUR – The Delcambre Panthers came into Jack Doland Stadium last Friday night and used a big rally late in the second half to claim a 42-12 win over the Lake Arthur Tigers. The Panthers rolled up 440 yards of total offense on the night, including 316 coming from running back Jaxon Wiggins alone. The back carried the rock 18 times for his 316 stripes to lead the contest.

Knicks looking to build with newly-signed Brunson, Barrett

GREENBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — It is a new day for the New York Knicks.

Saints limp to London with plenty of wide receiver issues

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The New Orleans Saints boarded a plane to London on Sunday night with plenty of excess baggage, including a two-game losing streak and several questions at wide receiver.

Texas Tech fined for field storming when Texas player shoved

IRVING, Texas (AP) — Texas Tech was fined $50,000 and reprimanded Monday by the Big 12 Conference because fans stormed the field following an overtime victory against rival Texas, a celebration during which a video showed one of them shoving a Longhorns player.

Injury-depleted Rams keep rolling with unlikely contributors

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Rams almost certainly wouldn’t be such consistent winners if this team hadn’t stayed relatively healthy over the past halfdecade.

Second-half rally propels Jackets over Dogs, 36-22

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IOWA – The Jennings Bulldogs and Iowa Yellow Jackets opened district 4-3A play at Jesse Cady Memorial Stadium, and for a half of football it looked as though the Dogs were primed for an upset. However, a talented Jacket squad rallied in the second half to grab a 36-22 win. The Jackets moved to 3-1 overall, 1-0 in league play, while the Dogs dropped to 0-4, 0-1 in district action. Jennings will hit the road yet again this Friday when they make the short trek to Iota to take on their Bulldog counterparts, while Iowa will travel up 165 to hook-up with the Kinder Yellow Jackets.