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The Eastwood Troopers traveled 650 miles from El Paso to play football in Clark Stadium against the Plano Wildcats on Sept. 7 and thanks to lightning delays they almost had a game that spanned two days.  As it was, the lightning ended, but the rain continued on-and-off through the night and the game, creating errors, opportunities, and some very interesting photos.  The game ended with Plano winning with 72, one of the highest scores in school history.  Eastwood lost with 48, a score that was higher than that of most of the teams in the DFW area that won that night.  The hearty fans forRead More →

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Once again the Plano Wildcats football teams played the Hebron Hawks for their first game of the season, non-district games for JV and varsity.  For this 2018 season the Hawks swept the series, besting Plano JV 24-0, and varsity 28-27 in an exact reversal of how last season’s varsity match-up ended. To view photos of Plano football VARSITY regular season fans, faces and action, PLEASE CLICK HERE   To view photos of Plano JV football regular season fans, faces and action, PLEASE CLICK HERE.  Read More →

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In week 2 of the 2016 Texas High School football season the Plano Wildcats played the Irving MacArthur Cardinals, and both JV and varsity Wildcat teams put a “win” in the victory column. I didn’t make it to the JV game, but have it on good authority that it was a tight game until the final minutes of the 4th quarter when Plano fought across the goal line twice for the win. The varsity game was a Plano rout of the Cardinals, plain and simple. To view Plano varsity action photos of the game, please CLICK HERE. For Plano fans and faces photos, including theRead More →

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The images from yesterday’s varsity PSH vs. Mesquite football scrimmage are posted in my on-line  photo gallery.  For the action shots, click here.  For the fans and faces shots, click here. The majority of the play consisted of un-timed 12-rep sets for each team, but the evening was capped by a 12-minute timed quarter of play.  For the curious, Plano was able to get 3 points on the scoreboard during the timed play, and Mesquite wasn’t able to put anything on the board during that time.  Plano fans shouldn’t make much of this, however, because during the untimed play both teams were able to putRead More →