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Finally! The mask ban has been lifted and there’s football in the air….SO, ARE YOU READY

FOR SOME FOOTBALL?!! We are and thank goodness! It could not come any sooner. KTSM

9 aired this year’s Super Bowl and wow! What a great game with the LA Rams edging out

the surprising Cincinnati Bengals. This was the most viewed Super Bowl in El Paso history!

Sunday Night Football will once again feature the top games of the week. Check the latest

edition of the Ultimate Football Guide for the entire NFL schedule on KTSM.com. UFG will

feature both UTEP and NMSU teams and schedules with great insight from our Sports Team

of Colin Deaver and Sammy Guzman. UTEP shocked everyone last year with their first bowl

appearance in decades. NMSU found themselves rebuilding once again. But that all goes

out the window with the Battle of I-10. The UTEP-NMSU rivalry is legendary and looks to be

a real barn burner this year, once again.

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High School football has become one of the most entertaining sporting events in El Paso.

Some of the things these young athletes do on the field are spectacular and I am sure if you

are a football fan or have someone you know that plays for one of our area High Schools

that you will be in the stands as well.This year’s Ultimate Football Guide marks the14th year

that we have produced the magazine and the third year that it has been a great digital asset.

Thanks to all our loyal viewers, we can once again bring you the best in football. In 2022

we will once again showcase the KTSM Fine 9 which are the top 9 players in High School

Football. The Ultimate Football Guide has all the schedules of your favorite teams as well as

interviews with some of the best athletes in the Borderland. The Ultimate Football guide is

your go to guide for football.

We know that Sunday Night Football will once again be the most viewed program on TV.

We will resume our coverage with the kickoff game of the LA Rams and the Buffalo Bills on

September 11. I think we all believe that Buffalo probably should have been in the Super Bowl

but that is how the ball bounced.Buffalo is the preseason favorite to take it all this year. My

sleeper team is the Chargers. But wait: Tom Brady is back again with a loaded team again

so who knows what is going to happen?

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NBC Sunday Night Football, America’s No. 1 primetime television show for an unprecedented

11 consecutive years, is the home to the best and the brightest in 2022:

from Matthew Stafford and the Rams raising their Super Bowl banner at SoFi Stadium

before hosting Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills in NFL Kickoff 2022, to Tom Brady

and Patrick Mahomes facing off for the sixth time (Week 4), to the pressure-packed

season finale in Week 18 (see: unforgettable 2021 Chargers-Raiders OT #Game272).

Then it’s on to the postseason, where NBC Sports will showcase three games across

the first two weekends of the NFL Playoffs.

Peacock will stream all NBC Sunday Night Football games, including the playoffs,

and the Football Night in America studio show. The exclusive Peacock Sunday Night

Football Final returns with expanded postgame coverage following SNF each week.

This season’s SNF schedule is jam-packed with the league’s star signal callers: 15

regular-season games in the SNF package feature at least one quarterback to start

in a Super Bowl.

All 2021 NFL playoff teams are on the NBC SNF schedule, including three games

each for the NFC East champion Dallas Cowboys, NFC North champion Green Bay

Packers, AFC West champion Kansas City Chiefs, and NFC South champion Tampa

Bay Buccaneers.

The new SNF announce team of Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, and Melissa Stark

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The Dallas Cowboys finished 12-5 during the 2021 NFL season, tying for the second-best

record behind just 13-4 Green Bay and Tampa Bay.The Cowboys won the NFC East title

for the 21st time since formed in 1970 and the 25th division crown in the franchise’s

62nd season. Philadelphia’s 11 East titles rank second, an indication of the Cowboys

overall dominance.

The Cowboys also went undefeated in the East this past season, sweeping the home and

away games with Philadelphia, Washington and the New York Giants, only the third time

in club history they have finished with a perfect record (1969 and 1998).

And this Cowboys team in 2022 will be trying to do what no NFC East team has done

since 2004: Win consecutive NFC East Division titles, last accomplished by the Eagles,

winning four straight from 2001-04. That’s 14 years ago.Not bad.

And when Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was asked about his expectations for this 2022

team during the team’s training camp opening press conference on July 26 in Oxnard,

Calif., he was unequivocal with this response:“We have a criticism this year – we won 12

games last year. I have to, I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t get a little bit of feel-good

out of those 12 games. I understand where our fans are, and they should understand

where I am. That’s not enough. But it’s enough to go again.“I need to win it. I need to

win it . . . we need to be in the playoffs We need to be viable in the playoffs to be a successful

season.”

And this, though, is quite strange after turning a 6-10 team in 2020 during head coach

Mike McCarthy’s first season into that 12-5 the following season, knowing they don’t

grandfather you into the playoffs the next season after putting up sparkling numbers

during the previous one:


The Cowboys will be attempting this repeat without several

of their top players from 2021, namely wide receiver Amari

Cooper, considered their No. 1 receiver over the past 3½

seasons. Without starting right defensive end Randy Gregory,

second on the team last year with six sacks and his 30

pressures third. And without La’el Collins, starter at right

tackle for four of the past five seasons, having missed all

of 2020 having hip surgery.

They will go forward without several other starters, too,

including starting left guard Connor Williams, starting free

safety Demontae Kazee and kicker Greg Zuerlein. And don’t

forget losing wide receiver Cedrick Wilson, the team’s valuable

Swiss Army knife.

Plus, there is a good chance the Cowboys will be without

presumed No. 2 receiver Michal Gallup for the first month

of the season, still recovering from postseason ACL surgery.

Whatever will they do to make ends meet?

“We feel really good about our young group,” says COO

Stephen Jones, also executive vice president of player

personnel, the man calling the day-to-day shots over roster

decisions. “We feel like at the end of the day they are ready

to take the next step just like we had confidence in Zack

martin and Tyron Smith and Travis Frederick when they

walked in the door. We plugged them in and they played

and played well.”

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step because heading into training camp the Cowboys were significantly counting

on several of them to take full advantage of their opportunity to help improve

this team. To help compensate for the loss off those veterans, all premeditated

decisions the Cowboys made, trading away Cooper, releasing Collins outright

and not being able to re-sign Gregory.

Those decisions we made are more about availability than ability, Jerry Jones

said.That means a guy like CeeDee Lamb must take that next step up to the

No. 1 receiver spot, moving into the flanker role from his usual slot spot, not

only attracting more opportunities but also more coverage.

That means until Gallup returns, all eyes on the wide receiver position will focus

on free-agent James Washington, who spent his past four seasons at Pittsburgh

after a highly successful career at Oklahoma State. The Cowboys also

are counting on third-round pick Jalen Tolbert to assume the third receiver role.

Then there is the offensive line shuffle. The Cowboys were so impressed with

Terence Steele’s performance in 2021 at right tackle that they didn’t hesitate

to move Collins and his significant salary cap hit. They also are counting on

the winner of the left guard competition between first-round draft choice Tyler

Smith and fourth-year lineman Connor McGovern to compensate for the loss

of Connor Williams.

Then there is the assumed progression of center Tyler Biadasz and hoping

beyond hope perennial Pro Bowl tackle Tyron Smith can remain healthy.

And as for the defensive end position vacated by Gregory, first and foremost the

Cowboys are counting on veteran and former sack leader DeMarcus Lawrence

to play more than the seven games he did in the injury-riddled 2021 season.

After that, it’s about those young guys stepping up, players such as Dorance

Armstrong, Dante Fowler Jr. and second-round draft choice Sam Williams.

Oh, and how about kicker? The Cowboys are panning for gold with rookie Jonathan

Garibay and CFL veteran Lirim Hajrullahu, having kicked in just the three

games last year during his NFL rookie season. That’s how they were going into

training camp at that vital position.

A whole lot of question marks, though Stephen Jones says, “I look at it not as

question marks but opportunity for skill players.”

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But sort of the equalizers to these questions are these exclamation points

for sure:Quarterback Dak Prescott is back for his seventh season, healthy

and able to work full-go during the offseason instead of his

recovery mode of last year following a season-ending ankle

injury in Game 5 of 2020. Running back Ezekiel Elliott is

healthy, looking sharp in those offseason workouts. Throw

Tony Pollard into that category, too.

And back again for a second season and proving to be last

year’s most significant offseason move, defensive

coordinator Dan Quinn, who turned one of the

NFL’s worst defenses in 2020 into a somewhat

strong point for the Cowboys in 2021, leading

the league in takeaways with 34 takeaways,

26 of those an NFL-high 26 interceptions. And

remember the guy owning 11 of those interceptions,

cornerback Trevon Diggs, will be entering

the season with two years of experience.

“The youth of our football team will factor the

early part of the season,” McCarthy said.

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The Texans won just four games for the second straight season after winning the

AFC South the previous two seasons, costing coach David Culley his job after just

one year. With QB Deshaun Watson sitting out amid a trade request and multiple

lawsuits from women alleging sexual harassment or assault, the Texans relied

on Tyrod Taylor early before giving rookie Davis Mills a chance at quarterback.

Ineffective play at quarterback paired with a defense that ranked near the bottom

of the NFL in the first season without star J.J. Watt left the Texans as one of the

league’s worst teams.

IMPORTANT ADDITIONS: Coach Lovie Smith, DB Derek Stingley, Jr., OL Kenyon

Green, WR John Metchie III, DB Jalen Pitre, RB Dameon Pierce, RB Marlon Mack,

QB Kyle Allen, LB Christian Harris, LB Jalen Reeves-Maybin, WR Chris Conley, DE

Jerry Hughes, CB Steven Nelson, DE Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, DE Rasheem Green,

RG A.J. Cann, LB Blake Cashman.

IMPORTANT LOSSES: Watson, S Justin Reid, CB Lonnie Johnson, Jr., RB David

Johnson, TE Jordan Akins, DE Jacob Martin, QB Tyrod Taylor, CB Terrance

Mitchell, S A.J. Moore.

Now that Watson has been traded to Cleveland, the Texans are focused

on developing Mills. Houston has committed to him as the starter for

this season, but he’ll need to show that he’s made progress in camp after

a subpar rookie season. Metchie, a second-round pick, could help Mills

in his second season, but must show that he’s healthy after

offseason knee surgery. The Texans expect Stingley, the

third overall pick in the draft, to step in immediately to

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As he prepares to enter his sixth season in the NFL, El Paso native Aaron Jones looks to

keep developing his game while playing a vital role in the Green Bay Packers ambitions to

win a Super Bowl.

“Every year we chase greatness,” said Jones. “That is our main goal here: to bring a championship

home, so that is where we have our mindset on.”

Jones aims to return to Pro Bowl form after missing out on rushing for 1,000 yards last

season; he eclipsed that number in 2019 and 2020. His goal in training camp was to keep

getting better.

“I continue to work on every phase, just trying to stay well-rounded and evolve in every

category,” said Jones. “I felt like I had a good game so I just continue to build upon that,

not necessarily pick up something completely new, but just build on my toolset.”

The Packers’ running game will be one to watch as Jones will form a one-two punch combo

with A.J. Dillon this season. The duo of Jones and Dillion combined to rush for 1,602 yards,

collect 704 receiving yards, and score 17 total touchdowns. The opportunity to share the

backfield with Dillion is one Jones is extremely excited about.

“I feel like we are a good one-two punch. He can do everything I can do and I can do everything

he can do,” said Jones. “We have been on the field together before. Same thing

as me and Jamaal [Williams] so it is always fun when we can get two backs on the field

at the same time.”

Jones and the Green Bay Packers open their regular season against the Minnesota Vikings

at U.S. Bank Stadium on Sept. 11.

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Dumas was the leading rusher on the Lobos’ 3-9 squad in 2021, after entering the

season as the back-up. His 658 yards and two touchdowns were far and away the best

on the team.

But after one standout season at New Mexico, Dumas announced back in January that

he was transferring to the University of Washington, a Pac-12 program that has a rich

history. Dumas will likely be immediately eligible in 2022 after enrolling for the spring

term back in April in Seattle.

Dumas is one of seven running backs that will be battling for time at Washington, but

his track record should help him have a good chance at earning playing time.

“I think one thing they want to take advantage of is my versatility and skillset that I

didn’t get to show at all (at UNM),” Dumas said. “Put me in space catching the ball, fly

sweeps and stuff like that.”

His best game of the season in 2021 came in New Mexico’s second-to-last game, a

34-7 road loss at Fresno State. In that contest, Dumas carried 23 times for 143 yards

and a touchdown; he also had his longest carry of the season in that game of 63 yards.

That game may have proved pivotal to Dumas getting his spot at Washington. New

Huskies head coach Kalen DeBoer was at Fresno State in 2021 and not only watched

Dumas run wild in that game, but offered him a scholarship with the Bulldogs when he

was three-star recruit at Americas.

It didn’t work out for Dumas and DeBoer to work together then, but it has now. He’s

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11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

6:20 P.M.

WK 9 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

6:20 P.M.

WK 12

MONDAY

NOV. 28

6:15 P.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

SUNDAY

DEC. 24

6:15 P.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

PITTSBURGH | STEELERS


nfl schedules

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

2:25 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

2:05 P.M.

HOME

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

2:05 P.M.

WK 6 BYE

AWAY

WK 9

THURSDAY

NOV. 3

6:15 P.M.

WK 1

THURSDAY

SEPT. 8

6:20 P.M.

WK 2

MONDAY

SEPT. 19

5:15 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

2:25 P.M.

HOME

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

6:20 P.M.

WK 7 BYE

AWAY

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

THURSDAY

NOV. 24

10:30 A.M.

WK 13

THURSDAY

DEC. 1

6:15 P.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SATURDAY

DEC. 17

TBA

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

MONDAY

JAN. 2

6:30 P.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

HOUSTON | TEXANS

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

BUFFALO | BILLS

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 5

THURSDAY

OCT. 6

6:15 P.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 A.M.

WK 14 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

2:25 P.M.

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

THURSDAY

SEPT. 29

6:15 P.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

6:20 P.M.

WK 11 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

2:05 P.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

MONDAY

NOV. 28

6:15 P.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

6:20 P.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 17

TBA

WK 16

MONDAY

DEC. 26

6:15 P.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

2:05 P.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

2:05 P.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 17

TBA

WK 16

SUNDAY

DEC. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

INDIANAPOLIS | COLTS

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

MIAMI | DOLPHINS

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 P.M.

WK 11 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

7:30 A.M.

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

2:25 P.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

MONDAY

OCT. 24

8:15 P.M.

WK 10 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

THURSDAY

DEC. 22

6:15 P.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

THURSDAY

NOV. 24

6:20 P.M.

WK 13

THURSDAY

DEC. 1

6:15 P.M.

WK 14

MONDAY

DEC. 12

6:15 P.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

6:20 P.M.

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

JACKSONVILLE | JAGUARS

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

NEW ENGLAND | PATRIOTS

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

2:25 P.M.

WK 2

MONDAY

SEPT. 19

5:15 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

2:05 P.M.

WK 6 BYE

AWAY

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

6:20 P.M.

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

2:05 P.M.

WK 10 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

THURSDAY

NOV. 17

6:15 P.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

2:25 P.M.

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

THURSDAY

DEC. 29

6:15 P.M.

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

THURSDAY

DEC. 22

6:15 P.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

2:05 P.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 9

TBA

TENNESSEE | TITANS

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

NEW YORK | JETS

13

WK 1

MONDAY

SEPT. 12

6:15 P.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

2:25 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

6:20 P.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

2:25 P.M.

WK 5

THURSDAY

OCT. 6

6:15 P.M.

WK 6

MONDAY

OCT. 17

6:15 P.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

2:05 P.M.

WK 9 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

7:30 A.M.

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

6:20 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 6

THURSDAY

OCT. 13

6:15 P.M.

HOME

WK 7

MONDAY

OCT. 24

6:15 P.M.

WK 14 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

2:05 P.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

6:20 P.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

2:05 P.M.

WK 16

SUNDAY

DEC. 25

2:30 P.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

2:05 P.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

DENVER | BRONCOS

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBD

CHICAGO | BEARS

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

2:25 P.M.

WK 2

THURSDAY

SEPT. 15

6:15 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

6:20 P.M.

WK 5

MONDAY

OCT. 10

6:15 P.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

2:25 P.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

2:25 P.M.

WK 8 BYE

AWAY

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

6:20 P.M.

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 6 BYE

AWAY

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

2:25 P.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

2:25 P.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

2:25 P.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

6:20 P.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

THURSDAY

NOV. 24

10:30 A.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

KANSAS CITY | CHIEFS

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

DETROIT | LIONS

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

2:25 P.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

2:25 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

2:25 P.M.

WK 5

MONDAY

OCT. 10

6:15 P.M.

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

2:25 P.M.

HOME

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 6 BYE

AWAY

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

2:25 P.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

6:20 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

2:25 P.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

2:25 P.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

7:30 A.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 A.M.

WK 14 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

6:20 P.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

2:05 P.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

2:05 P.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

2:05 P.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

2:25 P.M.

WK 14

THURSDAY

DEC. 8

6:15 P.M.

WK 15 WK 16 WK 17

SUNDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

DEC. 18 DEC. 24 JAN. 1

6:20 P.M. 6:15 P.M. 2:05 P.M.

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

2:25 P.M.

WK 11

THURSDAY

NOV. 17

6:15 P.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

6:20 P.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

MONDAY

DEC. 19

6:15 P.M.

WK 16

SUNDAY

DEC. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

2:25 P.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 9

TBA

LAS VEGAS | RAIDERS

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

GREEN BAY | PACKERS

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

2:25 P.M.

WK 2

THURSDAY

SEPT. 15

6:15 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

2:05 P.M.

WK 4 WK 5

SUNDAY SUNDAY

OCT. 2 OCT. 9

11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M.

WK 6

MONDAY

OCT. 17

6:15 P.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

2:25 P.M.

WK 8 BYE

AWAY

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

4:25 P.M.

WK 2

MONDAY

SEPT. 19

6:30 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

7:30 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 7 BYE

AWAY

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

6:20 P.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

2:25 P.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

2:05 P.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

2:25 P.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

2:05 P.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

4:25 P.M.

WK 16

MONDAY

DEC. 26

6:20 P.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

6:20 P.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

2:25 P.M.

WK 12

THURSDAY

NOV. 24

6:20 P.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SATURDAY

DEC. 17

TBA

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

2:25 P.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 9

TBA

LOS ANGELES | CHARGERS

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 6

TBA

MINNESOTA | VIKINGS


WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

2:05 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

2:25 P.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 A.M.

WK 14 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

THURSDAY

NOV. 10

6:15 P.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

WK 13

SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

WK 15

SATURDAY

DEC. 17

TBA

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

ATLANTA | FALCONS

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

2:05 P.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

2:05 P.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

2:05 P.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 A.M.

WK 13 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 9

SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

WK 10

THURSDAY

NOV. 10

6:15 P.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

WK 14

SUNDAY

DEC. 11

2:25 P.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

CAROLINA | PANTHERS

WK 1

SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

WK 4

SUNDAY

OCT. 2

7:30 A.M.

WK 5

SUNDAY

OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

THURSDAY

OCT. 20

6:15 P.M.

WK 14 BYE

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 9

MONDAY

NOV. 7

6:15 P.M.

WK 10

SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

WK 12

SUNDAY

NOV. 27

2:25 P.M.

WK 13

MONDAY

DEC. 5

6:15 P.M.

WK 15

SUNDAY

DEC. 17

TBA

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

11:00 A.M.

WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

WK 18

SUNDAY

JAN. 8

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

6:20 P.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

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SEPT. 25

2:25 P.M.

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OCT. 2

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OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

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OCT. 16

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NOV. 13

7:30 A.M.

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NOV. 27

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DEC. 5

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DEC. 11

2:25 P.M.

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DEC. 18

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DEC. 25

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SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

JAN. 8

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

6:20 P.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

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MONDAY

SEPT. 26

6:15 P.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 9

2:25 P.M.

WK 6

SUNDAY

OCT. 16

6:20 P.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

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AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

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MONDAY

SEPT. 19

6:30 P.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 P.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 9

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 16

6:20 P.M.

HOME

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

WK 7 BYE

AWAY

WK 9

THURSDAY

NOV. 3

6:15 P.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 13

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 20

2:25 P.M.

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THURSDAY

NOV. 24

2:30 P.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 4

6:20 P.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

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DEC. 24

2:25 P.M.

WK 17

THURSDAY

DEC. 29

6:15 P.M.

WK 10

MONDAY

NOV. 14

6:15 P.M.

WK 11

SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 27

6:20 P.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

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SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

JAN. 8

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DALLAS | COWBOYS

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JAN. 8

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PHILADELPHIA | EAGLES

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 26

6:15 P.M.

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OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 9

7:30 A.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

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SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 A.M.

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AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

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OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

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OCT. 9

11:00 A.M.

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THURSDAY

OCT. 13

6:15 P.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 A.M.

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AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 13

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 20

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NOV. 24

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DEC. 4

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DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

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SATURDAY

DEC. 17

TBA

WK 16

SATURDAY

DEC. 24

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WK 17

SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 6

11:00 A.M.

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MONDAY

NOV. 14

6:15 P.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

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NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 4

11:00 A.M.

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SATURDAY

DEC. 17

TBA

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SATURDAY

DEC. 24

2:05 P.M.

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SUNDAY

JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

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SUNDAY

JAN. 8

TBA

WASHINGTON | COMMANDERS


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WK 9 BYE

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SEPT. 11

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 2

2:05 P.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 9

2:25 P.M.

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OCT. 16

2:05 P.M.

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OCT. 20

6:15 P.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 30

11:00 A.M.

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SEPT. 11

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

2:05 P.M.

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

6:20 P.M.

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MONDAY

OCT. 3

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SUNDAY

OCT. 9

2:05 P.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

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OCT. 23

2:25 P.M.

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OCT. 30

2:25 P.M.

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NOV. 6

2:05 P.M.

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NOV. 13

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MONDAY

NOV. 21

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NOV. 27

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MONDAY

DEC. 12

6:15 P.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 18

2:05 P.M.

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DEC. 25

6:20 P.M.

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JAN. 1

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 13

6:20 P.M.

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MONDAY

NOV. 21

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NOV. 27

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 4

2:05 P.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 11

2:25 P.M.

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THURSDAY

DEC. 15

6:15 P.M.

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DEC. 24

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JAN. 1

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SUNDAY

JAN. 8

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JAN. 8

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SEPT. 11

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SEPT. 18

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SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 2

11:00 A.M.

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MONDAY

OCT. 9

6:20 P.M.

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SUNDAY

OCT. 16

11:00 A.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

11:00 A.M.

AWAY

WK 8

THURSDAY

OCT. 27

6:15 P.M.

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MONDAY

SEPT. 12

6:15 P.M.

WK 2

SUNDAY

SEPT. 18

2:05 P.M.

WK 3

SUNDAY

SEPT. 25

2:25 P.M.

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SUNDAY SUNDAY

OCT. 2 OCT. 9

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OCT. 16

2:05 P.M.

HOME

WK 7

SUNDAY

OCT. 23

2:25 P.M.

AWAY

WK 8

SUNDAY

OCT. 30

2:25 P.M.

WK 9

MONDAY

NOV. 7

6:15 P.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 20

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

NOV. 27

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 4

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DEC. 11

11:00 A.M.

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SUNDAY

DEC. 17

TBA

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DEC. 24

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JAN. 1

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NOV. 6

2:05 P.M.

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NOV. 13

7:30 A.M.

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NOV. 27

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DEC. 4

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DEC. 11

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DEC. 15

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DEC. 24

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Colin Deaver

To whom much is given – or in this case, to whom much is earned – much is expected.

After a 7-6 finish and a trip to the New Mexico Bowl in 2021 (a 31-24 loss to Fresno State),

the UTEP Miners go into year five under head coach Dana Dimel with as high of expectations

as they’ve had in over half-a-decade.

Dimel and UTEP are completely fine with that; the man who took over an 0-12 squad ahead

of the 2018 season has rebuilt the program from scratch, earning himself a two-year contract

extension in the offseason.

“We should always expect to win now, that’s the big thing. We just take it one game at a time

right now,” Dimel said. “We start the season with a really tough seven-game stretch, so

as we look back at a great season last year, we want to build, but it starts with game one.”

The Miners will open the 2022 season in Week 1 at home against Conference USA foe, North

Texas in front of what could be a packed Sun Bowl Stadium. UTEP graduated only 11 players

from 2021’s bunch and while they also lost top receiver Jacob Cowing to Arizona in the

transfer portal, this is arguably the most talented and experienced Miners team in years.

Offense

Leading the Miners’ offensive charge will be redshirt junior quarterback, Gavin Hardison, now

entering his third year as UTEP’s starter. An All-Conference USA Honorable Mention choice

a year ago, Hardison threw for 3,217 yards, 18 touchdowns and 13 interceptions in 2021.

But the bowl game defeat left a bad taste in his mouth; Hardison’s fumble late in the fourth

quarter vs. Fresno State ended a promising Miners drive that could’ve tied the game. It’s

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“I’ve had a lot of goals that I’ve accomplished this offseason and taking care of the ball is

one of them. It’s an extremely motivating scene, what happened the last time we played and

we’re excited to get out here for week 1,” said Hardison.

Even without Cowing, Hardison will have plenty of weapons at his disposal. Tyrin Smith (33

receptions, 570 yards, 4 TD) is the top returning receiver and Ysleta graduate Rey Flores is

also back. The Miners also added junior college transfer Kelly Akharaiyi, a big target who

looked great in spring practices.

At running back, UTEP will have options again with Ronald Awatt (844 yards, 6 TD) and Deion

Hankins (458 yards, 6 TD) returning. Look for JuCo transfer Torrance Burgess to factor in as

well as both a running back and slot receiver.

UTEP lost two starters on the offensive line, but don’t expect a big drop off. The five projected

2022 starters all rotated in frequently last season.

Defense

UTEP’s best unit will be its defense for a second straight year, specifically the defensive line

where the Miners return all four starters from a 2021 D-Line that was destructive. Defensive

ends Praise Amaewhule and Jadrian Taylor were dominant at times and Keenan Stewart and

Kelton Moss were fantastic plugging holes in the middle of the line.

“We’re expecting a lot out of our defense this year,” Dimel said. “We added a lot more depth

and a lot of talent and depth to the defense, that’ll be one of our strengths of our defense

is our depth.”

The Miners could return their entire front-six, if linebacker Breon Hayward is granted a waiver

for a sixth year of eligibility from the NCAA. Hayward led the Miners in tackles in 2021 (108)

and teamed with Tyrice Knight (102 tackles) in defensive coordinator Bradley Dale Peveto’s

revamped 4-2-5 scheme.

The secondary is the question mark entering 2022. While UTEP returns nickelback Dennis

Barnes and free safety Justin Prince, they lost the other three 2021 starters. There are pieces

that can fill in, including Torey Richardson, who led the team with eight pass breakups, as

well as Louisiana transfer Kobe Hylton.

Special Teams

Gavin Baechle is in his third season as the Miners’ placekicker, going 18-24 on field goals

last year. Josh Sloan is also back for his third season as the UTEP punter. The Miners didn’t

get much from their returners a year ago and will look to change that in 2022.

Outlook

UTEP took advantage of a favorable schedule to open 2021, getting out to a 6-1 start. The

schedule is a bit tougher in 2022, but with the most talented roster Dimel has had at UTEP

and experience on its side, there’s no reason the Miners can’t return to a bowl game for a

second year in a row and finish with their most wins since 2005.

Expert prediction: 8-4

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SEP. 17 /

AT NEW MEXICO

SEP. 23 /

VS BOISE STATE

OCT. 1 /

AT CHARLOTTE

OCT. 8 /

AT LA TECH

OCT. 22 /

VS FLORIDA ATLANTIC

OCT. 29 /

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It’s the beginning of a new era of New Mexico

State football.

After nine seasons of Doug Martin leading the

Aggies, Jerry Kill will now get the keys to the

program in 2022.

“I am excited about it. You know things did not

end the way I liked to because of the health

situation as a head coach,” said Kill. “Getting

back here, getting the opportunity, working

with Mario [Moccia] before and as soon as I

got in, he flew me in at night. I looked at the

mountains, the sunshine, and I said now we

have to build a football team.”

This will be Kill’s first full-time head coach

position since 2015 after epileptic seizures

caused him to step down at Minnesota. According

to Kill, he has been seizure-free for

four years.

His impact on changing the program culture

is already being felt.

“I am very excited about this season,” New

Mexico State senior linebacker Trevor Brohard

said. “Guys are putting in a lot of time and

effort which is completely different from the

past.”

Offense

It’s another year, another quarterback co petition.

Weston Eget, Dino Maldonado, Diego

Pavia, Gavin Frakes, and Jeff Davison will

battle it out for the starting spot. Kill said that


Pavia, a junior college transfer, had the edge

coming out of the spring camp, but don’t be

surprised to see a few different players get

an opportunity.

There is great depth at the running back

position. TheAggies return O’Maury Samuels

and added TCU transfer Ahmonte Watkins

and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M transfer

Jamoni Jones. Watkins, initially recruited to

play cornerback at TCU, looks to show why

he can be a great offensive player for the

Aggies. Meanwhile, Jones comes in seeking

the lead role he had at Northeastern

Oklahoma A&M. He led the team in rushing

yards (487) and touchdowns (11) last season.

At wide receiver, the Aggies lost three of

their top players from last season in Jared

Wyatt, Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda, and Andre

Bodison. Despite the departures, Kill believes

he’s got a talented group with Terell Warner

and Dominic Gicinto Jr. returning and the

additions of JuCo transfers Kordell David

(Trinity Valley CC) and Justice Powers (West

Los Angeles College).

“We’ve got to be a team that controls the

football,” said Kill. “I think people will be

surprised. Athletically, we are very talented

at receiver, talented at running back, and

talented at tight end.”

Defense

Nine starters from last season’s team return

this year, which gives the Aggies a good shot

at being a strong defensive team.

“You win on defense,” said Kill. “Everybody

talks about offense, but you win on defense.”

The defensive line will return six of their top

seven linemen from 2021. Some names to

rembember are senior Donavan King who

had 2.5 sacks along with 34 tackles last year.

Senior Lazarus Williams collected 3.0 sacks

and 18 tackles. Junior Izaiah Reed, a transfer

from Murray State, is one of the new additions.

Reed totaled 22 tackles and 2.5 sacks for the

Racers. Throw in Chapin graduate Lama Lavea

and this could be the best defensive line the

Aggies have had in recent years.

Anchoring the defense will be the linebacker

duo of Chris Ojoh and Trevor Brohard. The two

were named to Phi l Steele’s All-Independent

Preseason Team after their stellar play last

season. They hope to help their defense become

one to be reckoned with this season.

“I’m expecting when other coaches put on the

tape, and they are watching our defense, I want

them to see 11 guys flying to the football,” said

Brohard. “I want them to see 11 red or black

jerseys around the football every single play,

guys hustling, giving all they’ve got.”

Special teams

The Aggies should be solid on special teams.

Junior kicker Ethan Albertson, a Phill Steele’s

All-Independent Preseason Team selection, returns

to the Aggies. Albertson went 17-22 on

field goal attempts and 28-30 on point-after

attempts in 2021.

Outlook

The beginning of the Jerry Kill era presents New

Mexico State football a chance for change. A

program that has not finished a season over

.500 since 2017, which was also the last bowl

game appearance for the Aggies, will look to

do everything they can to win games as they

prepare to head into Conference USA in 2023.

Expert prediction: 4-8

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AT MINNESOTA

SEP. 10 /

AT UTEP

SEP. 17 /

AT WISCONSIN

SEP. 24 /

VS HAWAII

OCT. 1 /

VS FIU

OCT. 15 /

VS NEW MEXICO

OCT. 22 /

VS SAN JOSE STATE

OCT. 29 /

AT UMASS

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AT MISSOURI

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The Marcus Freeman era in South Bend began with

great reception, only to be followed up with a very

disappointing loss to Oklahoma St. in the Fiesta

Bowl. Freeman will obviously get some leeway,

however, it will be a very tough act to follow in the

shadow of Brian Kelly, who left for the riches of LSU,

after cementing his place in Notre Dame lore as the

winningest head coach in program history, passing

Knute Rockne last year. Needless to say, Freeman

will be under a microscope from day one; yet the

Notre Dame faithful seem to have been ready for

a change from Kelly, who never delivered in the

big games, especially in bowl games.

The Irish need to be ready from the start, as their

first game is a primetime visit to Columbus to take

on the Ohio St. Buckeyes. Even though the Irish are

ranked #7 in the pre-season, Ohio St. is #2 and

is already a two-touchdown favorite in this game.

The rest of the 12-game schedule looks as tough

as always with highlight games at N. Carolina, v.

BYU in Las Vegas for the Shamrock Series, Stanford,

and Clemson at home with a regular season finale

trip to visit USC.

The Irish get a new defensive coordinator after the

Freeman promotion. Al Golden has experience as

the head coach of the Miami Hurricanes as well as

NFL experience as an assistant with the Cincinnati

Bengals. Defensive End Isaiah Foskey is an NFL 1st

round projection that can put pressure on any opposing

QB and Defensive Tackle Jayson Ademilola

can help his defense by commanding double teams

in the interior. Linebacker Marist Liufau was out

all of last year with a broken leg and is expected

alex dupont

to be the anchor of a very talented front seven.

The secondary took a hit with the departure of

All-American and 1st round pick Kyle Hamilton.

The good news is that he will be replaced by

Northwestern transfer and All-Big Ten performer

Brandon Joseph. Another secondary player to

watch will be Ramon Henderson, as he brings

speed and size to this unit.

QB Tyler Buchner is expected to be the starter after

the departure of Jack Coan to the NFL. Buchner

saw some playing time last year and provides a

good run-pass option in the position. The strength

of the offense will be the line with Jarrett Patterson

at center and Blake Fisher already looking like

a 1st round pick. Chris Tyree will be the starting

RB with a great backup in Logan Diggs. The best

player on the roster, by far, will be All-American

TE Michael Mayer. Mayer is projected to be a

top 10 draft pick and has been compared to Rob

Gronkowski for his uncanny playmaking ability

and highlight reel catches.

The Outlook

Notre Dame remains true to their strength with

both the offensive and defensive lines leading the

way. How the players react under pressure to the

new head coaching style will be decisive on how

good or bad the season goes for the Irish. There

will be some speedbumps along the way, but on

paper, this is still a top 10 team no matter who

the coach is. An 11-1 season is very possible,

but not likely. Irish fans will be happy with 9 or

10 wins plus a trip to a prestigious bowl game in

this transition year.

SEP. 3 /

AT OHIO STATE

SEP. 10 /

VS MARSHALL

SEP. 17 /

VS UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA

SEP. 24 /

AT NORTH CAROLINA

OCT. 8 /

VS BYU

OCT. 15 /

AT STANFORD

OCT. 22 /

VS UNLV

OCT. 29 /

AT SYRACUSE

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VS CLEMSON

NOV . 12 /

AT NAVY

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The offseason has been anything but quiet

for Jimbo Fisher and his Texas A&M Aggies.

Between singing the highest-rated recruiting

class in recent history and a name, image

and likeness verbal spat with Alabama

head coach Nick Saban, the Aggies have

continued to raise expectations for Fisher’s

fifth season in Aggieland.

Now, a disappointing 8-4 season removed

from the Aggies’ Orange Bowl win over

North Carolina, the pressure is on Fisher to

push the Aggies into the College Football

Playoff picture.

Several members of the record-breaking

No. 1 2022 class figure to factor heavily

in their first season in Aggieland, headlined

by wide receiver Evan Stewart. The

6-foot, 175-pound five-star ended the Aggies’

spring camp as the offensive MVP.

Stewart caught seven passes for 75 yards

in A&M’s spring game.

The nation’s No. 2 recruit, freshman defensive

tackle Walter Nolan, should also play

a prominent role on first-year defensive

coordinator DJ Durkin’s side of the ball.

For the second straight season, Fisher has

a quarterback competition heading into fall

camp between returning starter Haynes

King and LSU transfer Max Johnson. King

earned the starting nod out of last season’s

fall camp, but was lost for the season with

a broken leg suffered in the Aggies’ second

game of the season against Colorado.

Backup Zach Calzada, who led the Aggies

for the majority of last season, has since

transferred to Auburn.

Johnson completed 225 of 373 passes for

2,815 yards and 27 passing touchdowns for

the Tigers. He also threw six interceptions.

Speedster Devon Achane returns to headline

the Aggie backfield, who finished first

in the country in yards per carry at 7. The

two-sport track sprinter also led the Aggies

in rushing touchdowns with nine.

The strength of A&M’s returning squad is

its defensive secondary, featuring safeties

Demani Richardson and Antonio Johnson

as well as cornerbacks Myles Jones and

Jaylen Jones. A&M finished las season 17th

in the country in passing yards allowed

(192.7) and 10th in team passing efficiency

defense (112.0).

After Saban accused the Aggies of buying

their recruiting class with NIL deals, and

Fisher fired back by calling Saban a “narcissist”

among other barbs, all eyes will

be on A&M’s trip to Tuscaloosa on Oct. 8.

A&M also has key SEC matchups against

Arkansas on Sept. 24 at AT&T Stadium and

against Florida on Nov. 9 in College Station.

A&M’s season begins on Sept. 3 against

Sam Houston leading up to a nonconference

pinnacle in hosting Miami on Sept. 17.

SEP. 3 /

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SEP. 10 /

VS

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SEP. 17 /

VS MIAMI

SEP. 24 /

VS ARKANSAS

OCT. 1 /

AT MISSISSIPI STATE

OCT. 8 /

AT ALABAMA

OCT. 22 /

AT SOUTH CAROLINA

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Despite coming off a win over Mississippi State

in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, the unknown

swirls around Texas Tech entering 2022. New

head coach Joey McGuire has infused the fanbase

with energy, after Matt Wells was fired

before the end of the 2021 campaign. McGuire

has brought in what appears to be a solid coaching

staff in defensive coordinator Tim DeRuyter

(from Oregon) and up-and-coming offensive

coordinator Zach Kittley (Western Kentucky),

who helped Bailey Zappe break records with

the Hilltoppers.

Recruiting has also been a big hit under the

first-time head coach McGuire; at one point

this summer, Tech had the second-best 2023

recruiting class in the nation. None of that will

help the Red Raiders win football games, though,

so McGuire will have to roll up his sleeve.

Quarterbacks Tyler Shough and Donovan Smith

return after both played in spurts in 2021 and,

along with Behren Morton, will compete for the

starting job. SaRodorick Thompson and Tahj

Brooks are back to lead the running game; while

Tech lost its top two receivers, Kittley’s fastpaced,

pass-happy offense should easily allow

some new pass-catchers to fill in quickly.

Defensively, Texas Tech was better in 2021

than it had been in any year going back as

far as 2015. The Red Raiders allowed “only”

406 yards per game and just 30.2 points per

game. They return six players from that unit

and DeRuyter was known for a tough-nosed

defense at Oregon. Things could improve in

2022.

Texas Tech has not had a winning season in

Big 12 play in over a decade (30-59 the past

10 seasons). Picked to finish 9th in the Big

12 preseason poll, not much is expected of

the Red Raiders in year one under McGuire.

There’s plenty of variability in potential outcomes;

don’t be surprised if Tech makes a

bowl game. Conversely, don’t be surprised if

they flounder, either.

SEP. 3 /

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SEP. 10 /

VS HOUSTON

SEP. 17 /

AT N.C. STATE

SEP. 24 /

VS TEXAS

OCT. 1 /

AT KANSAS STATE

OCT. 8 /

AT OKLAHOMA STATE

OCT. 22 /

VS WEST VIRGINIA

OCT. 29 /

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Steve Sarkisian was hired to be the head

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was fired in 2020. Instead, he made an even

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The Longhorns stumbled to a 5-7 2021 campaign

that included an embarrassing loss to

Kansas at home. Given that, Sarkisian is already

under considerable pressure to perform

in his second season in charge.

Picked to finish fourth in the Big 12 preseason

poll, there are some pieces in place that could

help Texas be much-improved in 2022. 14

starters return – seven on each side of the

ball – including standout running back Bijan

Robinson (1,127 yards, 11 TD), one of the nation’s

best. Wide receivers Xavier Worthy and

Jordan Whittington give Texas some proven

threats on the outside.

The biggest question entering fall camp, is

whether or not former five-star quarterback

Quinn Ewers – an Ohio State transfer with

all of his eligibility remaining – will win the

starting job. It’s been rumored that Ewers is

the favorite to do so, but Hudson Card and

Maalik Murphy will compete with him for it.

If Ewers win the job and excels, he could be

the major difference maker.

Elsewhere, Texas must shore up its offensive

line and its entire defense, a unit that was

third-worst in the Big 12. Four of 2021’s top

five leading tacklers return, including linebacker

DeMarvion Overshown. Given the talent

coming back and another year in the system,

it’s not out of the realm of possibility that the

defense could be better.

With a move to the SEC looming within the

next five years, the Longhorns will find out

where they stand when they host Alabama in

week two. A week three bout with UTSA has

the potential to be tricky, too.

On paper, it appears UT should be improved

in 2022, but given the state of the program,

Texas no longer has the benefit of the doubt.

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Senior Quarterback, Riverside

1. Favorite professional athlete: Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens quarterback.

2. Hidden talents: I can juggle.

3. Dream vacation: Miami.

4. Dream job: Physical therapy.

5. Favorite movie: Project-X.

6. I can’t live without: My phone.

7. Favorite non-football activity: Lifting weights.

8. Favorite superhero: Spider-Man.

9. Favorite pregame meal: Spaghetti.

D.J. Crest

Senior Wide Receiver, Parkland

1. Favorite professional athlete: I don’t know, I really don’t have one.

2. Hidden talents: Drawing.

3. Dream vacation: I think Japan is pretty cool.

4. Dream job: I am still making up my mind..

5. Favorite TV show: Stranger Things.

6. I can’t live without: My phone.

7. Favorite non-football activity: I like drawing a lot.

8. Favorite superhero: Superman.

9. Favorite pregame meal: Pasta.

Gael Ochoa

Junior Quarterback, Pebble Hills

1. Favorite professional athlete: Matthew Stanford, Los Angeles Rams quarterback.

2. Hidden talents: I would say video games. I like to play Call of Duty and Madden.

3. Dream vacation: Bora Bora or somewhere in Europe. I like to travel a lot.

4. Dream job: To have my own clothing line, run my own business.

5. Favorite movie: This Is the End.


7. I can’t live without: My brother. He is my rock and has shown me everything about the game.

8. Favorite superhero: Iron Man.

9. Favorite pregame meal: Raising Canes


Hector Hinojos

Senior Linebacker, Eastlake

1. Favorite professional athlete: Micah Parsons, Dallas Cowboys linebacker

2. Hidden talents: A lot of people don’t know this, but I wrestle.

3. Dream vacation: The Bahamas.

4. Dream job: NFL player but after that probably an engineer.

5. Favorite movie: Friday Night Lights.


7. I can’t live without: Football.

8. Favorite non-football activity: The gym.

9. Favorite superhero: Superman.

L.J. Martin

Senior Running Back, Canutillo

1. Favorite professional athlete: Usain Bolt, eight-time Olympic Gold medalist.

2. Hidden Talents: I can draw really well.

3. Dream Vacation: On a beach house with my PlayStation 5.

4. Dream Job: Professional athlete but after that I want to get into something like aeronautics and astronautics.

5. Favorite musician: Kanye West.

6. Favorite movie: Finding Nemo or Cars, that is what I grew up watching and still watch to this day.

7. Ican’t live without: My family. They are just a cornerstone in my life.

8. Favorite non-football activity: Playing basketball.

9. Favorite pregame meal: Caniac Combo from Raising Canes.

Jayden Wilson

Senior Running Back/Lb, Austin

1. Favorite professional athlete: Michael Jordan, NBA legend.

2. Hidden talents: I’m good at school, I got a 4.0 GPA.

3. Dream vacation: Anywhere, I like seeing the world.

4. Dream job: NFL player, after football I want to be a pediatrician.

5. Favorite movie: Step Brothers.

6. Favorite TV show: Saved by the Bell.

7. I can’t live without: Football.

8. Favorite non-football activity: Basketball.

9. Favorite superhero: Hulk.

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Senior Wide Receiver, Andress

1. Favorite professional athlete: Deebo Samuel, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver.

2. Hidden talents: I am good at video games.

3. Dream vacation: Hawaii.

4. Dream job: NFL player but if not, I like physical training.

5. Favorite movie: Ratatouille or Monsters University.

6. I can’t live without: Pizza.

7. Favorite non-football activity: Working out and playing video games.

8. Favorite superhero: Spider-man

9. Favorite pregame meal: I eat bananas, water, and Gatorade.

Shay Smith

Junior Quarterback/Lb, Franklin

1. Favorite professional athlete: My dad (Paul Smith, 7-year NFL veteran).

2. Hidden talents: I can draw.

3. Dream vacation: Hawaii.

4. Dream job: NFL player.

5. Favorite movie: The Blindside.

6. Favorite TV show: SportsCenter.

7. I can’t live without: My family. They support me through everything.

8. Favorite non-football activity: I love cooking.

9. Favorite pregame meal: Whataburger.

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Senior Offensive Lineman, Parkland

1. Favorite professional athlete: Nikola Jokic, Denver Nuggets center.

2. Hidden talents: I am a talented writer.

3. Favorite vacation trip: Washington D.C.

4. Dream job: NFL player but if not to get into politics.

5. Favorite movie: Gladiator.


7. I can’t live without: My family, friends, and God.

8. Favorite non-football activity: Hanging out with family and friends.

9. Favorite pregame meal: Burrito from Chipotle.


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Three decades ago, the idea of creating

an All-Star Game to give more exposure

to El Paso County high school football

players was introduced by our founding

director, Mr. Ed Fifer. Fast forward to

now, under the direction of our Executive

Director Rick Hernandez, we are

excited to announce and kick off the

celebration of the 30th Anniversary of

the Greater El Paso Football Showcase

and honor all who have been a part of

the game.

Over the last thirty years, the Greater

El Paso Football Showcase has seen

thousands of players representing the

best of El Paso high school football play

one last time in front of their hometown

crowd. Names like Paul Smith

(Andress, 9-year NFL Veteran), Brian

Young (Andress, 8-year NFL Veteran),

Steven Montes (Del Valle, Current NFL

quarterback), and of course, current

NFL superstar Aaron Jones (Burges,

Green Bay Packers), to name a few,

have all played in the game.

The celebration will kick off with a

press conference in September to officially

announce all the festivities like

the Draft, pre-game tailgate, All-Star

Alumni Social, All-Star Palooza, and the

halftime performer planned for the big

game on December 17 at the Socorro

ISD Student Activities Complex.

The Greater El Paso Football Showcase

has grown over the thirty years to

represent not just football players but

everyone involved in a Friday night football

game. Band, cheer, dance, sports

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8/25 / 7:00PM / MIDLAND CHRISTIAN

9/02 / 7:00PM / ODESSA

9/08 / 7:00PM / MONTWOOD

9/16 / 4:00PM / FRANKLIN

9/23 / 7:00PM / EASTLAKE

10/01 / 1:00AM / PEBBLE HILLS

10/07 / 7:00PM / EASTWOOD

10/14 / 4:00PM / EL DORADO

10/21 / 7:00PM / CORONADO

11/4 / 7:00PM / SOCORRO

americas

Americas Trail Blazers

Head coach: Patrick Melton

2021 record: 3-7 (3-4)

Returning starters: 8 offense/6 defense

Impact players: QB Mark Moore, OL

Raphael Castaneda , WR Anthony

Miranda , RB Cesar Drennan, DT Esteban

Guzman, DT Joseph Schaerfle, LB Alex

Ortiz, LB Josh de la Rosa, OL Adam Lugo

8/26 / 7:00PM / CHAPIN

9/02 / 7:00PM / CANUTILLO





10/07 / 4:00PM / EL DORADO

10/21 / 7:00PM / AMERICAS

10/28 / 4:00PM / SOCORRO


coronado

Coronado Thunderbirds

Head coach: Mike Pry

2021 record: 1-9 (1-6)


Impact players: ATH Cade Little, RB/LB

Bobby Anderson, LB Sebastian Perez,

TE/DE Mateo Grajeda, WR/DB Harri[1]son

Tomblin-Morgan, WR/DB David Abarca,

ATH Blake Randag, ATH Owen Levesque,

OL Caden Deitch

8/26 / 7:00PM / ANDRESS

9/02 / 7:00PM / RIO RANCHO

9/09 / 7:00PM / EL DORADO



9/30 / 4:00PM / SOCORRO





eastlake

Eastlake Falcons

Head coach: Ruben Rodriguez

2021 record: 10-2 (6-1)


Impact players: RB Anakin Atilano, LB

Hector Hinojos, K Julian Melucci, DL

Caleb Emery, DB Esaui Uribe, WR Adrian

Lopez, TE Samuel Atilano, LB Chris

Estrada, DL Ayden Martinez, QB Seth

Franco, QB Luke Lomeli

8/26 / 7:00PM / PARKLAND

9/02 / 7:30PM / CHAPIN






10/21 / 7:00PM / SOCORRO



el dorado

El Dorado Aztecs

Head coach: Frank Martinez

2021 record: 4-7 (1-2)


Impact players: QB Quincy Estrada, RB

Albert Rabb, WR/DB Evan Garcia, WR/DB

Devin Rubio, OL Alexander Kimba, OL

Nate Marquez, RB Ryan Estrada, RB/WR

Fred Covington, DL Devin Medina, LB

Aidan Torres, DL John Banda

8/26 / 6:00PM / SOUTHLAKE

9/02 / 7:00PM / LAS CRUCES





10/13 / 7:00PM / SOCORRO




eastwood

Eastwood Troopers

Head coach: Julio Lopez

2021 record: 8-5 (4-3)


Impact players: WR Curtis Murillo, WR

Michael Caldera, OL Brayden Ellison, DL

Noah Medina, QB Evan Minjarez, DL

Robert Legarda, DL DeAngelo Amaya, LB

Andres Solis, RB/LB Jake Chenawsky, LB

Richard Rodriguez, LB Jaden Serrano


8/26 / 7:00PM / CENTENNIAL

9/02 / 7:00PM / ANDRESS



9/23 / 7:00PM / SOCORRO



10/20 / 7:00PM / PEBBLE HILLS


11/03 / 7:00PM / EL DORADO

franklin

Franklin Cougars

Head coach: Daren Walker

2021 record: 8-3 (7-0)


Impact players: WR/DB Beau Sparks,

QB/LB Shay Smith, RB/LB Jordan

Morales, WR Ben Bohlmann, WR/DB Noah

Alvarez, WR/DB Yahir Ramirez, DT

Esteban Holguin, WR/DB Patrick Powers,

RB/LB Jaylen Williams

8/19 / 5:30PM / ANDRESS

8/26 / 4:00PM / MIDLAND

9/02 / 7:00PM / SAN ANGELO CENTRAL


9/16 / 7:30PM / SOCORRO





10/28 / 7:30PM / EL DORADO


montwood

Montwood Rams

Head coach: Ariel Famaligi

2021 record: 3-7 (2-5)


Impact players: RB Izayuh Claudio, CB

Cameron Harrelson, ATH Diego Oaxaca,,

RB Juan Macias-Zamora, TE/DL Joe Angel

Rosales, QB Isaac Galvan, QB Michael

Southern, WR Giovanni Varela, WR

Christian Saenz


9/02 / 4:00PM / DEL VALLE

9/10 / 1:00AM / EASTWOOD

9/17 / 1:00AM / EL DORADO

9/24 / 1:00AM / CORONADO

10/01 / 1:00AM / AMERICAS

10/07 / 7:30PM / SOCORRO



10/29 / 1:00AM / EASTLAKE

pebble hills

Pebble Hills Spartans

Head coach: Mark Torres

2021 record: 6-5 (5-2)


Impact players: QB Gael Ochoa, ATH

Jacob Ledesma, LB Bobby Deal, WR

Jalile Bost, WR Marcus Torres, DE

Gregory Nelson, WR Brandon Cardenas,

DB Amari Welch, RB Zeherian Quarrels

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Texas, District 1-5A Division 1

8/26 / 7:00PM / LUBBOCK

9/01 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR






10/21 / 7:00PM / EL DORADO


11/04 /7:00PM / AMERICAS

socorro

Socorro Bulldogs

Head coach: Edward Cano

2021 record: 1-9 (0-7)


Impact players: LB Sebastian Anaya, OL

Javier Figueroa, DB Alan Cha[1]vira, LB

Adrian Acosta, WR/ DB Cesar Sanchez ,

QB Armando Padon, RB Michael Orozco

8/26 / 7:00PM / IRVIN

9/01 / 7:00PM / SOCORRO

9/09 / 7:00PM / CHAPARRAL

9/16 / 7:00PM / CLINT

9/23 / 7:00PM / JEFFERSON

9/30 / 7:00PM / HANKS

10/07 / 7:00PM / YSLETA


10/28 / 7:00PM / HORIZON

11/04 / 7:00PM / DEL VALLE

bel air

Bel Air Highlanders

Head coach: Eric Scogin

2021 record: 2-9 (0-3)


Impact players: WR/DB Christopher

Davis, DL Josh Ortega, LB Jose Garcia,

LB Jacob Balderrama, OL Tony Morales,

RB/DB Zachary Martinez, OL Emilio

Wong, WR/LB Jayden Blair

8/26 / 7:00PM / BURGES


9/09 / 7:00PM / ANDRESS


9/23 / 7:00PM / CHAPIN

9/30 / 7:00PM / HORIZON


10/21 / 7:00PM / HANKS

10/28 / 7:00PM / YSLETA

11/04 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR

del valle

Del Valle Conquistadores

Head coach: Rudy Contreras

2021 record: 7-4 (2-1)


Impact players: QB Jesse Ramos, WR Eli

Molina, WR Damian Diaz, OL Mark

Villegas, RB/WR Matt Lopez, LB Dominic

Calderon, DL Abraham Maltos, DB

Raymond Riddick , DB/WR Joshua

Keough

8/26 / 7:00PM / BOWIE

9/02 / 7:00PM / EL PASO

9/09 / 7:00PM / IRVIN

9/16 / 7:00PM / AUSTIN

9/22 / 6:30PM / BURGES

9/30 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR

10/07 / 7:00PM / HORIZON

10/21 / 7:00PM / DEL VALLE


11/04 / 7:00PM / YSLETA

hanks

Hanks Silver Knights

Head coach: Jason Blair

2021 record: 1-9 (0-4)


Impact players: RB Xavier Johnson, LB

Manny Jaquez, DB Andrew Castillo, : WR

Jude Blanco, QB Marcus Porras, WR Erik

Folkedahl

8/12 / 6:00PM / CLINT

8/19 / 6:00PM / AUSTIN


9/02 / 7:00PM / BOWIE

9/09 / 6:00PM / FORT STOCKTON

9/16 / 7:00PM / ANDRESS

9/23 / 7:00PM / RIVERSIDE


10/07 / 7:00PM / HANKS

10/21 / 7:00PM / YSLETA

10/28 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR


horizon

Horizon Scorpions

Head coach: Dwan Smith

2021 record: 6-6 (3-1)


Impact players: DB Aaron Sigala, RB/DB

Chris Munoz, QB/ DB Robert Dominguez,

OL Ethan Salazar, LB Fernando Villa, DE

Jorge Jimenez, WR Ezequiel Bonilla, LB

Aldo Soriano, ATH Sergio Santana

8/26/ 7:00PM / EL DORADO

9/02 / 7:00PM / AUSTIN

9/09 / 7:00PM / BURGES

9/16 / 7:00PM / CHAPIN


9/30 / 7:00PM / YSLETA

10/07 / 7:00PM / DEL VALLE

10/21 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR

10/28 / 7:00PM / HANKS

11/04 / 7:00PM / HORIZON

parkland

Parkland Matadors

Head coach: Leigh McWhorter

2021 record: 4-8 (2-2)


Impact players: OL Tyrone McDuffie III,

WR Demarion Crest, LB Michael Kiesel,

RB Isiah Beasley, LB Juan Gomez, DL

Jordan Diaz, QB Eric Ortiz, DE John

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9/09 / 7:00PM / BOWIE

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10/07 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR

10/21 / 7:00PM / HORIZON

10/28 / 7:00PM / DEL VALLE

11/04 / 7:00PM / HANKS

ysleta

Ysleta Indians

Head coach: Joe Martinez

2021 record: 4-7 (1-3)


Impact players: OL Angel Vasquez, OL

Sebastian Espinoza, RB/LB Arath Gomez,

WR/CB Deandre Jackson, DT Jose

Morales, WR Daniel Martinez, QB Evan

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9/16 / 7:00PM / HORIZON

9/23 / 7:00PM / MIDLAND

10/07 / 7:00PM / EL PASO



10/28 / 7:00PM / BURGES

11/04 / 7:00PM / CHAPIN

andress

Andress Golden Eagles

Head coach: Chris Taylor

2021 record: 9-3 (5-1)


Impact players: ATH Malcolm Anderson,

QB Elias Duncan, OL Craig Wydra, OL

Eric Romero, WR/K Shawn Owens, DE

Jaden Patton-Carter, ATH Donovan

Melendez, ATH Andrew Carbajal, RB

Marcus Wilson




9/16 / 7:00PM / YSLETA

9/22 / 6:30PM / HANKS


10/14 / 7:00PM / CHAPIN

10/21 / 7:00PM / EL PASO

10/28 / 7:00PM / ANDRESS


burges

Burges Mustangs

Head coach: James Routledge

2021 record: 7-4 (5-1)


Impact players: QB Andrew Routledge, OL

Noel Ruiz, LB Andres Jimenez, DL Imer

Carillo, RB Shawn Bowser, OL Adam

Rodriguez




9/09 / 7:00PM / AUSTIN



10/07 / 7:00PM / BURGES

10/14 / 7:00PM / ANDRESS

10/21 / 7:00PM / CHAPIN


11/04 / 7:00PM / EL PASO

canutillo

Canutillo Eagles

Head coach: Scott Brooks

2021 record: 11-2 (4-0)


Impact players: RB L.J. Martin, LB Jesus

Carrillo, OL Jesus Vazquez, DE Alex

Jordan, DL Juan Delgado, WR Lorenzo

Arreola, OL Diego Herrera,

DB Eduardo Carrillo

8/18 / 4:00PM / SAN ELIZARIO







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10/28 / 7:00PM / EL PASO

11/04 / 7:00PM / ANDRESS

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Impact players: WR/DB Anthony Rivera,

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the OL/DL top player Eduardo in Licon, the secondary OL Jonathan and will

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8/18 / 5:00PM / MOUNTAIN VIEW

8/26 / 7:00PM / GADSDEN

9/02 / 7:00PM / HANKS


9/23 / 7:00PM / AUSTIN

9/30 / 7:00PM / IRVIN

10/07 / 7:00PM / ANDRESS


10/21 / 7:00PM / BURGES

10/28 / 7:00PM / CHAPIN


el paso

El Paso High Tigers

Head coach: Ray Aguilar

2021 record: 3-7 (2-4)


Impact players: QB Gerry Chairez, RB

Peter Chavez, WR Pablo Gonzalez, LB

Edgar Garcia, LB Josh Contreras.

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8/11 / 5:30PM / FABENS

8/18 / 5:00PM / CLINT

8/26 / 7:00PM / HORIZON

9/02 / 7:00PM / IRVIN


9/16 / 7:00PM / BOWIE

9/23 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR

10/07 / 7:00PM / CHAPIN

10/14 / 7:00PM / EL PASO

10/21 / 7:00PM / ANDRESS


11/04 / 7:00PM / BURGES

jefferson

Jefferson Silver Foxes

Head coach: Tony Martinez

2021 record: 6-5 (3-3)


Impact players: ATH Roman Gomez, WR

Dilan Navarro, RB/ LB Miguel Rubio, , LB

Greko Campos, OL Alberto Rivera, OL

Manny Dominguez, QB Juan Gutierrez, OL

Ernesto Cuevas

8/19 / 6:00PM / HORIZON




9/16 / 7:00PM / HANKS

9/23 / 7:00PM / EL PASO

9/29 / 6:00PM / DUMAS



10/28 / 7:00PM / BOWIE

11/04 / 7:00PM / IRVIN

austin

Austin Panthers

Head coach: Eric Pichardo

2021 record: 7-4 (5-1)


Impact players: RB/LB Jayden Wilson,

OL/DL Willima Lamb, RB/DL Sergio

Rodriguez, RB/DB Israel Luna, QB/LB

Irving Cortinas, TE/DE Sebastian Morales,

OL/DL Sebastian Valles, WR/DB Mathew

Felix, RB/LB Diego Marrufo

8/26 / 7:00PM / HANKS

9/02 / 7:00PM / HORIZON

9/09 / 7:00PM / YSLETA


9/23 / 7:00PM / ANTHONY

9/30 / 7:00PM / CATHEDRAL

10/14 / 7:00PM / IRVIN


10/28 / 7:00PM / AUSTIN


bowie

Bowie Bears

Head coach: Andres Vale

2021 record: 1-9 (1-5)


Impact players: OL Jashwa Villanueva, OL

Darren Munoz, ATH Abraham Carrasco,

DL Diego Medina, RB/LB Jonathan

Carreon, WR/ DE Grecco Garcia, DL Jose

Valenzuela-Trejo, OL Raul Nevarez, RB/DE

Angel Roque, DB Josue Higadera, TE/DL

Kenneth Arias, OL Obed Galvan


8/18 / 5:30PM / FABENS

8/26 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR


9/09 / 7:00PM / HANKS


9/23 / 7:00PM / CLINT

9/30 / 7:00PM / EL PASO


10/14 / 7:00PM / BOWIE


11/04 / 7:00PM / AUSTIN

irvin

Irvin Rockets

Head coach: Joe Urias

2021 record: 2-8 (0-6)


Impact players: ATH Isaac Guerrero,

WR/CB Jonathon Chairez, RB/LB Nikolas

Rivera, OL/DE Andres Orozco, RB/LB

Joshua Morales

8/26 / 7:00PM / YSLETA

9/02 / 7:00PM / BURGES


9/16 / 7:00PM / ALAMOGORDO

9/23 / 7:00PM / HORIZON

9/30 / 7:00PM / BUSHLAND

10/07 / 7:00PM / IRVIN


10/21 / 7:00PM / AUSTIN

11/04 / 7:00PM / BOWIE

riverside

Riverside Rangers

Head coach: Gary Recoder

2021 record: 11-2 (4-0)


Impact players: QB Angel “Speedy”

Munoz, , DB Adrian Estrada, RB Jose

Guardado, DT Sebastian Orquiz, OL

Devan Quintana, DE Marco Saenz, RB/LB

Daren Corzo, RB Noah Ramirez, OL/DE

Manny Garcia, WR/DB Derek Vasquez,

WR/DB Tristan Lopez, WR/DB Dilan Murga

8/18 / 4:00PM / CHAPIN

8/26 / 7:00PM / ANTHONY

9/02 / 6:00PM / PECOS

9/09 / 7:00PM / EL PASO

9/16 / 7:00PM / TORNILLO


9/30 / 7:00PM / FABENS

10/07 / 7:00PM / AUSTIN


10/21 / 7:00PM / BOWIE

10/28 / 7:00PM / IRVIN

san elizario

San Elizario Eagles

Head coach: Robert Herrera

2021 record: 1-9 (0-4)


Impact players: RB Devin Cortez, RB Lalo

Marquez, OL Roberto Quinones, DL J.R.

Nieto, OL Fernie Parada, DL Cesar

Gonzalez, QB/LB Diego Flores, OL Jose

Arriaga, QB/LB Eugene Rivera, LB

Roberto Briseno, LB Rodrigo Briseno, LB

Carlos Ochoa.


Texas, District 1-4A Division 2 (Fort Stockton,Monahans, Pecos)

8/12 / 6:00PM / HORIZON


8/25 / 6:00PM / HIRSCHI

9/02 / 7:00PM / YSLETA

9/09 / 7:00PM / GADSDEN

9/16 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR

9/23 / 7:00PM / IRVIN



10/21 / 7:00PM / PECOS

10/28 / 7:00PM / FABENS

11/04 / 6:00PM / MONAHANS

clint

Chaparral Lobos

Head coach: Gilbert Rojas

2021 record: 0-10 (0-3)

Returning starters: 5 offense/defense

Impact players: RB/DB Nathan Ochoa,

RB/LB Armando Aguillon, DB Matthew

Varela, DE Israel Estrada, OL Javier

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8/18 / 5:30PM / IRVIN


9/02 / 7:00PM / TORNILLO


9/23 / 7:00PM / LAMESA



10/14 / 6:00PM / PECOS


10/28 / 7:00PM / CLINT


fabens

Fabens Wildcats

Head coach: George Levario

2021 record: 2-9 (2-2)


Impact players: RB/DB Isaac Urruita,

WR/CB Nathan Gomez, QB Erick Ortiz,

RB/DB Ivan Urrutia, OL/DL Raymundo

Calzadias, OL/DL Marcus Sanchez, OL/DL

Diesel Bearden, WR/DB Pedro Aguirre.


8/18 / 5:00PM / EL PASO mountain

8/26 / 6:30PM / ALPINE


9/09 / 6:00PM / SEMINOLE

9/16 / 7:00PM / IRVIN

9/23 / 7:00PM / SANTA TERESA

10/07 / 7:00PM / FABENS

10/14 / 7:00PM / CLINT



11/04 / 7:00PM / PECOS

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Mountain View Lobos

Head coach: DJ Check

2021 record: 5-6 (2-2)


Impact players: RB/LB Erick Lazalde, WR

Hanzell Hernandez, WR Jon Galindo,

RB/LB Gilbert Gamboa, DE Alex

Dominguez, OL Delbert Munoz, RB Alex

Lerma, OL Jar[1]ed Maciel, RB Omar

Nevarez, TE Diego Gonzalez

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9/02 / 7:00PM / HOT SPRINGS

9/09 / 7:00PM / HATCH VALLEY


9/23 / 7:00PM / BOWIE

10/07 / 7:00PM / CHRISTOVAL

10/14 / 6:30PM / FORSAN

10/21 / 6:30PM / SONORA

10/28 / 6:30PM / REAGAN COUNTY

11/04 / 7:00PM / OZONA

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WR/DB Diego Uscanga, RB/LB Raymond

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Marcos Gutierrez, QB/DB Lorenzo Orozco

Texas, District 1-3A Division 2 (Alpine, Crane, Odessa Compass Academy)

8/25 / 7:00PM / MORTON

9/02 / 7:00PM / FABENS


9/23 / 7:00PM / CRANE

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10/07 / 7:00PM / COMPASS ACADEMY

10/21 / 7:30PM / CRANE

10/28 / 6:30PM / ALPINE

11/04 / 7:00PM / COMPASS ACADEMY

tornillo

Tornillo Coyotes

Head coach: Luis Vega

2021 record: 0-9 (0-4)


Impact players: ATH Mike Ibarra, RB/LB

Josue Chuca, RB/BL Nicholas Rojero,

OL/DL Bobby Sanchez

Texas, TAPPS Division 1-Independent

8/12 / 6:00PM / IRVIN


9/09 / 7:00PM / FABENS

9/16 / 7:00PM / ANTHONY


9/30 / 7:00PM / BOWIE

10/22 / 7:00PM / ST. MICHAEL’S

10/29 / 7:00PM / SAVIO

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Cathedral Fighting Irish

Head coach: Curtis Crane

2021 record: 6-3 (1-1)


Impact players: OL/DL Adrian Carrera, QB

Jose Carlos Herrera, LB Josh Bowling,

OL/DL Diego Acosta, RB/LB Santiago

Landgrave, RB/LB Jose Manuel Herrera,

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8/19 / 7:00PM / CLEVELAND


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9/09 / 7:00PM / MAYFIELD

9/30 /7:00PM / CHAPIN

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centennial

Centennial Hawks

Head coach: Aaron Ocampo

2021 record: 8-2 (4-0)


Impact players: RB Micah Gutierrez, WR

Isaiah Abeyta, LB John Sierra, OL Isaiah

Gonzalez, LB Devin Woods, DB Cole

Runyan, QB Daniel Hernandez

8/19 / 7:00PM / VOLCANO VISTA


9/10 / 1:00PM / CLEVELAND


9/30 / 7:00PM / HOBBS


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las cruces

Las Cruces Bulldawgs

Head coach: Mark Lopez

2021 record: 7-5 (3-1)


Impact players: DB/WR Siddeeq Shabazz,

WR/DB Jacob Maes, LB/TE Rico Andrade,

DT Kash Alley, QB Matthew Lashley, RB

David Barela, DE Koa Hoshijo


8/19 / 7:00PM / ALBUQUERQUE

8/26 / 7:00PM / DEMING


9/09 / 7:00PM / RIO RANCHO

9/15 / 7:00PM / GADSDEN




10/21 / 7:00PM / HOBBS


Organ mountain

Organ Mountain Knights

Head coach: Steve Castille

2021 record: 4-6 (0-4)


Impact players: WR/DB Abram Flournoy,

WR/DB Isaiah Maldonado, QB Marco

Silva, WR/QB Francisco Alvarado, DE

Dante Acosta, RB Nasiem Alabayad, LB

Frank Franco

8/20 / 1:00PM / MANZANO





9/22 / 7:00PM / BELEN

9/30 / 7:00PM / DEMING

10/14 / 7:00PM / GODDARD

10/21 / 7:00PM / ROSWELL

10/29 / 1:00PM / ARTESIA

mayfield

Mayfield Trojans

Head coach: Michael Bradley

2021 record: 7-5 (3-0)


Impact players: TE/DE Ben Thieman,

QB/DB Anthony Carrillo, OL Omar Mejia,

DT Joseph Martinez, DE/TE Woody

Crawford, WR/DB Adrian Villalobos, DB

Isaiah Lara


8/19 / 7:00PM / COBRE

8/26 / 7:00PM / FABENS

9/02 / 7:00PM / RUIDOSO

9/09 / 7:00PM / BEL AIR

9/16 / 7:00PM / HATCH VALLEY

10/14 / 7:00PM / GADSDEN


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Chaparral Lobos

Head coach: Gilbert Rojas

2021 record: 0-10 (0-3)

Returning starters: 5 offense/defense

Impact players: RB/DB Nathan Ochoa,

RB/LB Armando Aguillon, DB Matthew

Varela, DE Israel Estrada, OL Javier

Duarte

8/19 / 7:00PM / RUIDOSO

8/26 / 7:00PM / EL PASO


9/09 / 7:00PM / CLINT


9/23 / 7:00PM / GODDARD

9/30 / 7:00PM / VALENCIA



10/28 / 7:00PM / DEMING

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Gadsden Panthers

Head coach: Dino Facio Jr.

2021 record: 3-5 (no district record)


Impact players: QB Tomas Hererra, WR

Steven Cobos, DL Nathaniel Lopez, RB

Matthew Granados, DL John Martin, WR

Chris Oroczo, DB Zack Talavera

8/12 / 7:00PM / ANTHONY

8/19 / 7:00PM / GODDARD


9/02 / 7:00PM / LOVINGTON

9/09 / 7:00PM / COBRE

9/16 / 7:00PM / VALENCIA


9/30 / 7:00PM / ARTESIA

10/14 / 7:00PM / DEMING

10/21 / 7:00PM / GADSDEN


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Santa Teresa Desert Warriors

Head coach: Shae Vierra

2021 record: 9-3 (2-1)


Impact players: QB Jack Bumgardner,

WR/DB Christian Torres, RB/LB Angel

"Red" Hernandez, OL/DL Alejandro

Arellano, WR/DE Leo Navarette, WR/DB

Logan Ratliff, LB Jaxon Bowron

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