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Some news: I’m super excited to announce that I’ll be moving to Texas to join the Dallas Morning News as a sports reporting intern for the next couple of months. Big thanks to @jamiedhancock for giving me this opportunity and I’m looking forward to getting started!
Despite missing Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving battled the Spurs for three quarters in its 122-106 loss last night.
A big takeaway: Dallas feasted inside, scoring 62 points in the paint.
More on that for @dmn_mavericks here:
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Despite loss to Spurs, Mavericks may have found a new source of offense ⚙️
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I’m sorry, but how on earth are you having Talles Magno take that penalty with Alonso Martínez on the field???
End of 3Q: Spurs 92, Spurs 89
Dallas had a huge 3rd quarter, outscoring San Antonio 29-24 to take the lead at one point. Zaccharie Risacher starred with 9 points in the third, and Sergio De Larrea had 8.
Mavs are still in this one.
The Mavs are on a 15-4 run over the past four minutes and trail 84-83 with 2:36 left in the third quarter.
Despite missing Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving, Dallas is giving San Antonio a run for their money.
Half: Spurs 68, Mavericks 60
Sergio De Larrea has 13 points on 6-for-8 shooting, with Naji Marshall and PJ Washington adding 10 points each.
Spurs are outrebounding the Mavs 26-19 and have 18 second-chance points.
End of 1st Q: Spurs 32, Mavericks 31
Naji Marshall leads with 9 points on 4-of-6 shooting, while Zaccharie Risache has stood out defensively with two blocks — one was on Wembanyama — and a steal.
Update on Cooper Flagg from the Mavs:
“Flagg underwent an MRI that revealed a mild left shoulder sprain. Flagg will be listed as out for tonight’s game against the San Antonio Spurs and will be re-evaluated next week.”
Frisco Lone Star defeated Frisco Reedy 56-28 last night thanks to three rushing touchdowns each from Trey Wright and Braxton Wambach, as well as two interceptions.
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Frisco Lone Star survives first-half test from Frisco Reedy to remain undefeated 👀
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Touchdown Frisco Lone Star!
Lone Star capitalizes off the turnover and Braxton Wambach scores to give his side a 35-21 lead with 3:50 left in the third quarter.
Loved the celly from Wambach.
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Lone Star responds with another touchdown, this one being Braxton Wambach’s second of the night.
Lone Star leads 49-28 with 7:10 left.
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Frisco Reedy just can’t stop the run game.
Braxton Wambach runs in his third score of the night and Lone Star leads 56-28 with 3:15 to play.
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Final: Frisco Lone Star 56, Frisco Reedy 28.
Lone Star moves to 8-0 on the season and 5-0 in the district thanks to three rushing touchdowns from Trey Wright and Braxton Wambach each.
Lone Star is the favorite to win a fourth straight district title.
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Frisco Reedy isn’t done just yet.
Lincoln Harn finds Mason McGrath with 8:10 remaining. Lone Star leads 42-28.
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