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Arlington
Bowie Looks Ready for Playoffs in 56 - 13 Win Over
Sam Houston |
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Star Telgram, Posted
Nov 1, 2008, by Darren Lauber |
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The
Arlington Bowie Volunteers did make some mistakes
against Arlington Sam Houston on Friday night. But
not many. |
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Bowie
looked like a team tuning up for a deep playoff run
in cruising past the Texans 56-13 at UT-Arlington’s
Maverick Stadium. |
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Bowie (8-1, 5-0),
ranked No. 3 in the Star-Telegram
5A area rankings, had some dropped passes and a few
penalties, but the Volunteers’ balanced attack and
strong defensive play was too much for Sam Houston
(3-7, 0-6). |
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Quentin Sargent
returned the opening kickoff of the second half 71
yards for a score, running back
Travis Evans scored on
a 15-yard run and Ismail
Shittu picked off a Sam Houston pass,
returning it 24 yards to give the Volunteers a 49-0
lead. |
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Bowie gained 272
yards rushing on the night and 190 more through the
air, paced by Evans, who picked up 123 yards on 11
carries. Evans
opened the scoring for Bowie with the first of his
two touchdowns by capping the opening drive with a
7-yard run. |
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Volunteers quarterback
Christian Matthews passed for 180 yards and
scored twice: on a 2-yard run late in the first
quarter and on an 8-yard scoring pass to Alex
Camacho in the second quarter. |
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Bowie’s defense allowed
284 yards of offense, but much of that came after
the Volunteers starters left the game. |
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Playoff races
tightened for some teams in the Star-Telegram Top 10 |
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Star Telegram, posted
1 Nov 2008, by Milenko Martinovick |
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No. 3
Arlington Bowie 56, Arlington Sam Houston 13:
Bowie (8-1, 5-0 District 4-5A) defeated all of its
city rivals for the third consecutive year and is a
win from capturing an outright district
championship.
Quarterback Jamal Turner
had two rushing touchdowns for Sam Houston.
(3-7, 0-6), which completed its season. (READ MORE)
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Arlington
Bowie 56, Arlington Sam Houston 0 |
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Dallas Morning News,
posted 1 Nov 2008, News Staff Reporter |
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Arlington Bowie remained
undefeated in District 4-5A with a convincing win
over Arlington Sam Houston. With the win, Bowie
(8-1, 5-0) maintained the lead in the district with
one game remaining in the regular season. Sam
Houston (3-7, 0-6) finished its season winless in
district play. |
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Bowie was led by running
back Travis Evans, who had 127 yards rushing and two
touchdowns on 11 carries, and quarterback
Christian
Matthews, who passed for 180 yards and a touchdown.
Evans was playing one day after the death of his
mother. "It's been tough for
Travis, but he's run
inspired like he always does for us," said Bowie's
Trent Fuller. |
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Sam Houston -
13 |
Bowie - 56 (F) |
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Game Summary by DFWVarsity,
Oct 31, 2008 (LINK) |
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DFWVarsity Blog by
Darren Lauber |
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Sam Houston -
0 |
Bowie - 28 (H) |
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Arlington Bowie is on cruise control against the
Texans as the Volunteers added two more
second-quarter scores.
Christian Matthews hit Alex Camacho with an
8-yard scoring pass and
Keidrick Jackson scored on a 16 yard run for
Bowie. The Volunteers are moving at ease on the
ground and through the air gaining 166 yards rushing
and throwing for 180 more. Sam Houston’s best
scoring chance of the game came late in first half.
A 25-yard run by Daniel Henry and a 43-yard pass
play from Jamal Turner to Kameel Jackson set the
Texans up at the Bowie 14 yard line, but Volunteer
defensive back Jordan Donell
picked off a Sam Houston pass at the 5 yard line to
end the threat. |
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Sam Houston -
0 |
Bowie - 14
(1st Q) |
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The
Arlington Bowie Volunteers dominated the first
quarter, scoring on two of three drives and playing
well on defense. Touchdown runs of 7 yards by
Travis Evans and 2
yards by Christian Matthews
gave the Volunteers the early lead. The Bowie
defense allowed Sam Houston 42 yards of total
offense and two first downs in the quarter. |
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