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No. 22 SMU beat Missouri State 34-24 on Saturday night at Gerald J. Ford Stadium in Dallas after overcoming a 10-0 deficit built on two first-quarter turnovers. Kevin Jennings completed 33 of 39 passes for 464 yards and three touchdowns with one interception, including a school-record 21 straight completions, and became SMU's career passing leader. Yamir Knight caught 11 passes for 164 yards and a 28-yard touchdown, Jalen Cooper added eight catches for 125 yards, and tight end Theo Melin Ohrstrom scored twice. Kendrick Raphael rushed 23 times for 98 yards and a touchdown as the Mustangs outgained the Bears 592 yards to 239. SMU (3-1) hosts Boston College on Saturday, Oct. 3, at 11 a.m. Central.
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Baylor beat Colorado 23-13 on Saturday at McLane Stadium in Waco in the Big 12 opener. DJ Lagway, back in the Bears' lineup, completed 19 of 39 passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns with one interception, including a 33-yard scoring pass to Jadon Porter with 9:02 left in the fourth quarter that broke a 13-13 tie. Gavin Freeman caught six passes for 59 yards and a 3-yard touchdown, Dawson Pendergrass rushed 16 times for 85 yards, and Rhett Armstrong kicked field goals of 37, 27 and 54 yards. Colorado's Isaac Wilson threw for 156 yards and a 17-yard touchdown to Joseph Williams, who caught 11 passes for 127 yards. Baylor (3-1, 1-0 Big 12) visits Arizona State on Saturday, Oct. 3, in Tempe.
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The New York Mets beat the Texas Rangers 6-3 on Tuesday night at Globe Life Field in the opener of a three-game series, Andy Green's first game as the Mets' full-time manager. Francisco Alvarez doubled twice, scored twice and drove in two runs, including a two-run double in the sixth inning off Nathan Eovaldi that put New York ahead 4-3. Carson Benge also doubled twice, scored twice and drove in a run, and the Mets outhit Texas 10-3. Sean Manaea earned the win with six innings, allowing three hits and two earned runs with nine strikeouts and two walks, and Kodai Senga worked a scoreless ninth with two strikeouts for his eighth save. Josh Jung doubled and drove in a run for the Rangers, who fell to 78-79, and the series continues Wednesday at Globe Life Field.
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FC Dallas and Austin FC played to a 0-0 draw Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, a result that clinched the 2026 Copa Tejas for Dallas. Goalkeeper Daniel made three saves, including a diving stop on Jon Gallagher in the 52nd minute, to earn his first shutout with FC Dallas and the club's sixth of the season. Austin FC goalkeeper Brad Stuver finished with four saves, denying Logan Farrington from close range in stoppage time. Dallas (12-6-8, 44 points) claimed the in-state trophy for the third time in club history, following its 2-1 win at Austin on Aug. 16, and remains unbeaten at home against Austin FC (7-10-9, 30 points) at 6-0-2 in regular-season play, before a crowd of 10,925 that extended the club's regular-season sellout streak to 46 matches. FC Dallas hosts LAFC on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m. CT.

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The Texas Rangers beat the Toronto Blue Jays 7-1 on Friday night at Globe Life Field, taking the opener of a three-game series between American League playoff chasers. Corey Seager capped a four-run second inning with an RBI double, and the Rangers drew 10 walks. Blue Jays starter Dylan Cease (11-6) lasted 2 2/3 innings, allowing four runs, one earned, on three hits with six walks and three strikeouts, while Toronto committed three errors. Kumar Rocker allowed one run over 4 1/3 innings, on Myles Straw's RBI double in the fifth, before Trevor Williams (2-0) threw four scoreless innings with four strikeouts for the win. Texas (77-77) hosts Toronto again Saturday at 6:05 p.m. at Globe Life Field.

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The Texas Rangers beat the Boston Red Sox 4-2 on Tuesday night at Globe Life Field in Arlington, stalling Boston's playoff push. Jacob deGrom earned the win, working five innings and allowing three hits and two earned runs while striking out eight and walking one over 92 pitches. Elias Díaz gave Texas the lead with a two-run double in the second inning, and the Rangers pushed it to 4-0 later in the frame when Corey Seager's popup fell for a hit off the glove of Boston shortstop Trevor Story. Seager added a single in the fifth for his 12th multi-hit game in his last 27 games dating to Aug. 15. Boston starter Patrick Sandoval took the loss, allowing four runs on four hits and two walks over 2.2 innings. Nick Sogard cut into the deficit with a two-run homer in the third, but the Red Sox stranded the bases loaded in the fifth without a hit to end their best scoring chance. Texas used four relievers (Chase Silseth, Jacob Latz, Robert Garcia and Tyler Alexander) to cover the final four innings and shut the door. Left-hander MacKenzie Gore is scheduled to start for the Rangers on Wednesday night, set to match the major league lead with his 32nd start of the season, while rookie left-hander Jake Bennett takes the mound for the Red Sox.

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TCU rolled to a 63-7 victory over Grambling State on Saturday night at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, giving the Horned Frogs their first win of the 2026 season. Quarterback Jaden Craig completed 24 of 31 passes for a career-high 391 yards and four touchdowns, matching his career best in scoring strikes. Craig connected with Jeremy Scott for a 52-yard score, hit tight end Kari Ashley twice from 29 and 15 yards out, and added a nine-yard touchdown to Ka'Morreun Pimpton. Ashley finished with seven catches for a career-high 119 yards to go with his two touchdowns. TCU also leaned on the ground game, rushing for 285 yards behind Jeremy Payne's team-high 79 yards, with rushing touchdowns from Amante Martin, Major Everhart, Jon Denman and Joe Pitchford. Cornerback Teon Parks added a 67-yard interception return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter as the Horned Frogs outscored the Tigers 35-0 in the second half. TCU's defense limited Grambling State to just 210 total yards, including 20 yards on the ground, allowing only a seven-yard touchdown pass from Reginald Johnson to Byron Eaton Jr. The Horned Frogs finished with a 676-210 advantage in total offense. TCU improves to 1-1 on the season after an opening 15-10 loss to North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland, and closes out non-conference play Sept. 19 at home against Arkansas State before opening Big 12 play.

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No. 8 SMU defeated No. 9 Texas in five sets, 25-21, 21-25, 25-22, 26-28, 15-10, Wednesday at Moody Coliseum in Dallas. Favor Anyanwu led the Mustangs with a career-high 16 kills on a .481 hitting percentage to go with eight blocks, while Suli Davis added 22 kills on a .281 hitting percentage as SMU improved to 5-1. Torrey Stafford and Cari Spears each had 18 kills for Texas, with Spears posting a career high, and Henley Anderson chipped in a career-best 15 kills as the Longhorns fell to 3-4. Setter Rella Binney recorded a career-high 42 assists for Texas in the loss. Texas hosts No. 6 Wisconsin on Sunday at Moody Center, while SMU travels to the Paradise Invitational in Nassau, Bahamas, opening against Kentucky on Sept. 12.

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Texas Rangers 8, Tampa Bay Rays 6 — The Rangers rallied from two four-run deficits Sunday at Globe Life Field, with Jake Burger homering twice and Ezequiel Duran collecting his 12th three-hit game of the season. Texas tied it at 5-5 in the fifth before Elias Díaz singled home Burger off Steven Matz (5-5) and Duran added an RBI single off Casey Legumina to score Logan O'Hoppe. Tampa Bay pulled within a run in the seventh, but Corey Seager answered with a solo homer in the eighth to restore the Rangers' two-run cushion. Jacob Latz worked a scoreless eighth and Jakob Junis closed it out with a perfect ninth for his sixth save in seven chances. The Rangers (71-73) earned a series split with the Rays (85-58), who own the American League's best record, while Texas trails by two games in both the AL West and final wild card races.

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FC Dallas 4, Sporting Kansas City 3 — Petar Musa converted a controversial penalty kick in the seventh minute of second-half stoppage time to give FC Dallas a comeback win over Sporting Kansas City at Toyota Stadium in Frisco. Sporting Kansas City raced to a 2-0 lead on early goals from Taylor Calheira and Stephen Afrifa, but Dallas answered with three unanswered goals before halftime — Logan Farrington, Musa and Kaick each finding the net — to take a 3-2 lead into the break. Calheira's second goal of the night, in the 78th minute, pulled Sporting level at 3-3 before Musa's late penalty settled it; the goal was his 18th of the season, tying him with Lionel Messi atop the MLS Golden Boot race. FC Dallas improved to 10-6-7 (37 points), while Sporting Kansas City fell to 4-16-3 (15 points).

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The Texas Rangers blanked the Tampa Bay Rays 6-0 on Thursday at Globe Life Field to open a four-game series, riding a three-hitter that gave Texas its 13th shutout of the season. Wyatt Langford scored the game's first run in the fourth after doubling and coming around on a Justin Foscue single, and Texas broke it open in the fifth when Ezequiel Duran's RBI single scored Logan O'Hoppe before Corey Seager followed with a two-run homer to right-center. Evan Carter tripled home Langford in the eighth and scored on a Jake Burger sacrifice fly to close out the scoring. Cal Quantrill worked five scoreless innings, allowing two hits with four strikeouts, and Jakob Junis and Chase Silseth combined to finish the shutout in relief. Shane McClanahan (10-7) took the loss for Tampa Bay, allowing four runs on six hits over 4 1/3 innings. The Rangers continue the series against the Rays at Globe Life Field on Friday.

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The Texas Rangers defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 7-4 on Sunday at American Family Field to avoid being swept in the three-game series. Ezequiel Duran homered, doubled and drove in three runs to lead Texas, while Joc Pederson added a solo home run and Cody Freeman went 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. Kumar Rocker started and worked three innings, allowing two runs on four hits with seven strikeouts, and Tyler Alexander earned the win with two scoreless innings of relief before Jacob Latz closed it out for the save. Dustin May took the loss for Milwaukee, allowing four runs on six hits over 4 1/3 innings, and Gary Sánchez's two-run homer accounted for half of the Brewers' offense. The Rangers open a three-game series against the Athletics at Globe Life Field on Monday.

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Jackson Chourio and William Contreras each homered in the first inning and Shane Drohan tossed five solid innings as the Milwaukee Brewers held off the Texas Rangers 5-3 on Saturday night at American Family Field. Drohan (7-5) allowed one run on six hits with one walk and six strikeouts for his first win since July 31, and Luis Lara added two hits and two RBIs for Milwaukee, which won its fourth straight. Cody Freeman hit a solo home run for Texas and Brandon Nimmo went 3-for-4 with a two-run homer and a stolen base, pulling the Rangers within two in the eighth before Antonio Senzatela and Trevor Megill closed it out, Megill picking up his 25th save. Rangers starter Cal Quantrill (6-5) took the loss despite a quality start, allowing three runs on four hits over six innings with eight strikeouts and no walks.

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Logan Henderson worked seven near-flawless innings and Jake Bauers reached base five times as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Texas Rangers 6-1 on Friday night at American Family Field. Henderson (9-2) allowed only a two-out solo home run to Danny Jansen in the third, striking out seven and walking none while matching his career high in innings pitched. William Contreras drove in three runs and went 2-for-4, Christian Yelich collected three hits, and Bauers scored twice in his return from shin splints. Rangers starter Cody Bradford (0-3) took the loss, allowing three runs on nine hits over 5 2/3 innings, with Tyler Alexander, Chase Silseth and Adam Macko finishing it out of the bullpen.

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Ryan Johnson worked a career-high seven shutout innings and three Los Angeles Angels pitchers combined on a one-hitter as the Angels beat the Texas Rangers 3-0 on Saturday night at Globe Life Field. Johnson (3-7) allowed only a leadoff single to Cody Freeman in the sixth, striking out three and walking two for his first win since July 19. Zach Neto went 3-for-5 with two doubles and a triple, scoring twice, and Mike Trout added a 2-for-4 day with a double and an RBI, while Moises Ballesteros and Vaughn Grissom each drove in a run. Rangers starter Cody Bradford (0-2) took the loss, allowing two runs on seven hits over 5 1/3 innings in a matchup of Dallas-Fort Worth natives against Johnson, and Michael Fulmer and Ryan Watson closed it out, with Watson picking up his second save. Texas and Los Angeles close the series Sunday at 1:35 p.m. at Globe Life Field, with Cal Quantrill (5-4) starting for the Rangers against Angels left-hander Yusei Kikuchi (0-3).

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Wyatt Langford tied the game with an RBI double in the bottom of the 10th, then scored the winning run on a throwing error by Denzer Guzman as the Texas Rangers beat the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 Friday night at Globe Life Field. Rangers starter MacKenzie Gore and Angels counterpart Reid Detmers both worked six scoreless innings, with Gore striking out seven and Detmers striking out five. Guzman's RBI double had put Los Angeles ahead in the top of the 10th off reliever Tyler Alexander, but Langford answered off Ben Joyce to tie it, and after Brandon Nimmo was intentionally walked, Guzman's wide throw on Duran's grounder to third let Langford race home. Alexander (1-0) picked up the win, Joyce (0-1) took the loss, and Duran finished with four of Texas's 11 hits. Texas and Los Angeles continue the series Saturday at 6:05 p.m. at Globe Life Field.
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Jacob deGrom struck out 10 over six innings and reached 2,000 career strikeouts as Texas closed out the series with a 2-0 shutout of Washington on Thursday at Globe Life Field, taking two of three from the Nationals. DeGrom (9-8) needed just two strikeouts to hit the milestone and got there in the first inning, fanning Daylen Lile and Abimelec Ortiz — the second-fastest pitcher in major league history to 2,000 by both games and innings pitched. He allowed only a one-out single to Brady House in the second and finished with one walk. Corey Seager supplied the lone run off deGrom with a solo home run in the third, and Texas added an insurance run in the eighth when Ezequiel Duran tripled and scored on a Nicky Lopez sacrifice fly. Three relievers finished off the combined one-hitter, with Jacob Latz working the ninth for his 25th save.

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Cal Quantrill fired seven scoreless innings and Justin Foscue supplied the power as Texas blanked Washington 5-0 on Tuesday at Globe Life Field, opening the three-game series. Quantrill (5-4) scattered four hits over his outing, striking out five without issuing a walk. Foscue's solo home run in the second inning made it 2-0 after Wyatt Langford had scored in the first on a Jake Burger double-play grounder, and the Rangers pulled away with three more runs in the third — Langford scoring on a Brandon Nimmo fielder's choice, Corey Seager crossing on a bases-loaded walk to Foscue, and Cody Freeman adding an RBI single. Washington's best chance came in the eighth, when Nasim Nuñez and pinch-hitter Andrés Chaparro reached with two outs before Jakob Junis struck out José Tena to end the threat. Jackson Kent took the loss for the Nationals.

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Texas rallied for a 5-4 walk-off win over San Francisco on Tuesday at Globe Life Field, evening the three-game series at a game apiece. Ezequiel Duran drove in four runs, delivering a two-run double in the eighth inning to put the Rangers back in front before his walk-off double with two outs in the ninth scored the winning run. Osleivis Basabe's two-run homer off Chase Silseth in the top of the seventh had tied it at 2-2, and Bryce Eldridge's two-run pinch-hit single in the top of the ninth pulled the Giants even again at 4-4 before Duran's game-ender. Jacob Latz worked around Eldridge's hit to pick up the win, and Dylan Smith took the loss.ADM Newswire | Local | Regional | Worldwide

San Francisco snapped a three-game skid with a 5-1 win over Texas on Monday at Globe Life Field, taking the opener of their three-game series. Jung Hoo Lee homered twice and drove in three runs, going deep in the third and eighth innings before adding a sacrifice fly in the ninth. Logan Webb struck out eight and worked six scoreless innings to earn the win. Ezequiel Duran's solo homer off Tristan Beck in the bottom of the ninth was the only run Texas could manage against the Giants bullpen.ADM Newswire | Local | Regional | Worldwide

Texas closed out its four-game series with Seattle with a 7-3 win on Monday at Globe Life Field, taking three of four. JOC PEDERSON homered twice and drove in four runs, and EZEQUIEL DURAN and JAKE BURGER also went deep as the Rangers hit all four home runs in the first three innings off GEORGE KIRBY. KUMAR ROCKER struck out seven and allowed two runs over 6 2/3 innings to earn the win, six days after throwing one-hit ball over six scoreless innings against Chicago. RANDY AROZARENA homered for Seattle in the second before Pederson answered with a three-run shot in the bottom of the inning. The win stretched the Rangers' AL West lead to 2 1/2 games, and Texas opens a road series at Tampa Bay on Tuesday.

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Texas opened a four-game set against Seattle with a 5-4 win on Friday at Globe Life Field. JAKE BURGER hit a two-run home run, his team-leading 18th, and added the go-ahead single, while WYATT LANGFORD led off the bottom of the first with a solo homer. PEYTON GRAY earned the win with a scoreless sixth, and JACOB LATZ worked around a ninth-inning run for his 20th save. JOC PEDERSON collected the 1,000th hit of his career, while COLE YOUNG matched a career high with three hits for Seattle. The Rangers and Mariners continue the series Saturday at Globe Life Field.

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Chicago answered a 10-0 loss a night earlier with a 4-2 win over Texas on Wednesday at Globe Life Field. CHASE MEIDROTH went 4-for-4 and drove in two runs, and ANDREW BENINTENDI added two hits and two RBIs. White Sox pitching struck out 12 and held the Rangers to five hits, with ANTHONY KAY picking up the win across five innings and BRYAN HUDSON closing it out. CAM CAULEY's solo home run accounted for half of the Texas offense, which finished 1-for-6 with runners in scoring position. The Rangers open a four-game set against Seattle on Friday.
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Texas overwhelmed Chicago for 18 hits in a 10-0 shutout Tuesday night at Globe Life Field. BRANDON NIMMO went 4-for-4 with a home run and two RBIs, ALEJANDRO OSUNA drove in three, and WYATT LANGFORD homered and added two more. The Rangers scored in five of the first six innings, including a four-run fifth. KUMAR ROCKER earned the win as Texas pitching held the White Sox to three hits and struck out eight. Texas continues its homestand against Seattle on Friday.
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Spain reached the FIFA World Cup final for the first time since 2010, shutting out France 2-0 in a semifinal Tuesday at Dallas Stadium. MIKEL OYARZABAL converted a 22nd-minute penalty after LAMINE YAMAL was fouled in the box, and PEDRO PORRO doubled the lead in the 58th minute, finishing a give-and-go with DANI OLMO past MIKE MAIGNAN. Spain's defense has allowed just one goal across the entire tournament. La Roja will face the winner of Argentina and England in Sunday's final.

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Spain ended CRISTIANO RONALDO's World Cup career with a 1-0 victory on Monday in a FIFA World Cup round of 16 match at Dallas Stadium. Substitute MIKEL MERINO struck in the 91st minute, latching onto a pass from fellow substitute FERRAN TORRES to slot past DIOGO COSTA and settle the contest. The result sent Spain into the quarterfinals for the first time since their 2010 title run, extended their tournament-record sixth consecutive clean sheet, and closed the book on the 41-year-old Ronaldo's storied World Cup career. ADM Newswire | Local | Regional | Worldwide

Morocco ended co-host Canada's historic World Cup run with a 3-0 victory on Saturday in a FIFA World Cup round of 16 match at Houston Stadium. Azzedine Ounahi opened the scoring in the 50th minute and doubled his tally in the 82nd, while Soufiane Rahimi added a third deep into stoppage time to complete the win. The result closed the book on Canada's deepest World Cup run in program history, one that had included the nation's first ever tournament win and its first knockout victory. ADM Newswire | Local | Regional | Worldwide

Egypt advanced to the round of 16 with a 4-2 penalty shootout win over Australia on Friday following a 1-1 draw through extra time in a FIFA World Cup round of 32 match at Dallas Stadium in Arlington. Emam Ashour opened the scoring for Egypt in the 13th minute, and Australia equalized on a Mohamed Hany own goal in the 55th. Neither side found a winner across 120 minutes, sending the match to penalties, where captain Mohamed Salah converted a Panenka and Hossam Abdelmaguid struck the decisive spot kick after Australia missed twice, delivering Egypt's first ever World Cup knockout victory. ADM Newswire | Local | Regional | Worldwide

Norway advanced to the round of 16 with a 2-1 win over Côte d'Ivoire on Tuesday in a FIFA World Cup round of 32 clash at Dallas Stadium in Arlington. Antonio Nusa put Norway ahead late in the first half, cutting inside before bending a shot into the top corner. Amad Diallo leveled the match for Côte d'Ivoire in the 74th minute with a left-footed finish inside the box, but Erling Haaland struck the decisive blow in the 86th minute, tapping in from close range to send Norway through and end Côte d'Ivoire's tournament run. ADM Newswire | Local | Regional | Worldwide

Argentina closed out a perfect Group J campaign with a 3-1 win over Jordan on Saturday at Dallas Stadium in Arlington, sending the World Cup debutants home winless. Giovani Lo Celso opened the scoring in the 19th minute with a free kick from just outside the area, and Lautaro Martinez doubled the lead from the penalty spot in the 31st. Mousa Al Tamari pulled one back for Jordan in the 55th minute, but Lionel Messi sealed the result with a trademark free kick in the 80th minute, extending his tournament tally as the all time leading scorer in men's World Cup history. ADM Newswire | Local | Regional | Worldwide

Japan and Sweden played to a 1-1 draw on Thursday in FIFA World Cup Group F action at Dallas Stadium in Arlington, a result that sent both sides through to the knockout round. Daizen Maeda broke the deadlock in the 56th minute, finishing off a nifty interplay with Ritsu Doan inside the penalty area. Sweden answered six minutes later when Anthony Elanga's left-footed cross-shot beat goalkeeper Zion Suzuki to restore parity. Suzuki responded with a pair of key second-half saves to preserve the point and secure Japan's place in the round of 32. ADM Newswire | Local | Regional | Worldwide

Argentina topped Austria 2-0 on Monday in FIFA World Cup Group J action at Dallas Stadium in Arlington to advance to the knockout round with a historic performance. Lionel Messi led the defending champions with a brace, converting a first-time finish off a Thiago Almada cutback in the 38th minute and adding a second in stoppage time after pouncing on a rebound in the box, breaking the all-time men's World Cup scoring record in the process with his 17th and 18th career tournament goals to surpass Germany's Miroslav Klose. Austria was held without a goal on the afternoon. ADM Newswire | Local | Regional | Worldwide

Netherlands topped Sweden 5-1 on Saturday in FIFA World Cup Group F action at Houston Stadium in Houston to deliver a dominant, statement-making victory. Brian Brobbey led the Netherlands with two goals, poking home a low cross from Cody Gakpo in the 5th minute and repeating the trick off a Denzel Dumfries cross in the 17th, while Gakpo added a pair of his own in the 47th and 54th minutes and substitute Crysencio Summerville capped the rout with an excellent finish in the 89th. Sweden was paced by Anthony Elanga, who pulled one back for Graham Potter's side on a counter-attack in the 59th minute. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

England topped Croatia 4-2 on Wednesday in FIFA World Cup Group L action at Dallas Stadium in Arlington to open tournament play with a thrilling, high-scoring victory. Harry Kane led England with two goals, including a twice-taken penalty in the 12th minute and a powerful header in the 42nd minute, while Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford also found the net in the second half. Croatia was paced by Martin Baturina, who curled in a 36th-minute equalizer, and Petar Musa, whose clever volley deep into first-half stoppage time briefly pulled the nations level before the break. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Germany topped Curaçao 7-1 on Sunday in FIFA World Cup Group E action at NRG Stadium in Houston to open tournament play with one of the most dominant performances of the opening round. Kai Havertz led Germany with two goals, including a penalty in first-half stoppage time and a late strike in the 88th minute, while Felix Nmecha, Nico Schlotterbeck, Jamal Musiala, Nathaniel Brown, and Deniz Undav also found the net. Curaçao was paced by Livano Comenencia, whose 21st-minute deflected effort gave the World Cup debutants their first-ever goal on the tournament's biggest stage. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Argentina continued its preparations for the upcoming 2026 international cycle with a commanding performance against Honduras, treating the capacity crowd of 91,103 to a masterclass in attacking fluidity and composure on the ball. As a key stop on the Road to '26, the international friendly served as a vital proving ground, with the Argentine squad utilizing the pitch to integrate emerging roster pieces alongside established stars. For the Albiceleste, the clinical finishing on display highlighted the depth of the current talent pool, underscoring the team's ongoing evolution as they sharpen their form for the global stage. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

The Frisco RoughRiders hosted the Springfield Cardinals Thursday night at Riders Field in a Double-A Texas League matchup loaded with prospect talent on both sides. For the Rangers, outfielder Dylan Dreiling — the 2024 College World Series Most Outstanding Player at Tennessee and the organization's #10 prospect — brought his SEC-tested bat to the lineup, launching a first-inning solo shot over the left-center field wall. The 23-year-old has drawn scouts with exit velocities topping 111 mph, pushing his average to .306 and extending his league-best on-base streak to 23 games. On the mound, Dominican Republic native Winston Santos made his case as a future option in the Texas system, the right-hander giving the Rangers a reliable arm by retiring the final nine hitters he faced to cap five solid innings.

On the Cardinals side, left-hander Liam Doyle took the mound for Springfield, representing one of the more intriguing arms in the St. Louis organization. A standout draft product out of Ole Miss, the southpaw works a deceptive mix with a breaking ball designed to keep opposing lineups off balance. Backed by infield prospect Dakota Harris, who hammered a decisive three-run home run in the second inning to secure the 6-4 victory, 2026 represents a pivotal season for Doyle in his pursuit of a big-league rotation spot.

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The Frisco RoughRiders hosted the San Antonio Missions Tuesday night at Riders Field in a Double-A Central matchup loaded with prospect talent on both sides. For the Rangers, outfielder Dylan Dreiling — the 2024 College World Series Most Outstanding Player at Tennessee and the organization's #10 prospect — brought his SEC-tested bat and plus speed to the lineup. The 23-year-old has drawn scouts with exit velocities topping 111 mph and a strong Arizona Fall League showing that has 2026 circled as his breakout year at the upper levels. Behind the plate, Houston native Julian Brock made his case as a future option in the Texas system, the 6'3" Louisiana-Lafayette product giving the Rangers a physical presence from the 2023 draft class.

On the Missions side, left-hander Jagger Haynes took the mound for San Antonio, representing one of the more intriguing arms in the Padres organization. A 5th-round pick in 2020 who has battled back from Tommy John surgery, the 23-year-old works low-90s with a slider that flashes plus and a changeup designed to neutralize right-handed hitters. With command continuing to develop, 2026 represents a pivotal season for the North Carolina product in his pursuit of a big-league rotation spot.

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FC Dallas saw its two-match win streak snapped Wednesday night in Frisco, falling 3-2 to Western Conference-leading Vancouver despite goals from Petar Musa and Logan Farrington. Musa buried an early penalty to ignite Toyota Stadium, and Farrington answered again in the second half, but Sebastian Berhalter’s brace and relentless Vancouver pressure proved enough to hand Dallas a narrow home defeat in a physical, back-and-forth MLS battle. FC Dallas continued to show attacking quality and resilience throughout the night, but missed opportunities late kept the club from finding an equalizer against one of the league’s top sides. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU closed its regular-season home schedule with a 4–3 win over Utah on Sunday at Lupton Stadium in Fort Worth, completing a three-game Big 12 sweep of the Utes. Utah scored twice in the second and tied the game 3–3 on Daniel Arambula’s solo home run in the third, but TCU answered in the bottom half when Sawyer Strosnider scored on Rob Liddington’s RBI fielder’s choice for what became the winning run. Preston Gamster led the Horned Frogs with three hits, while Chase Brunson, Nolan Traeger and Strosnider each added multi-hit efforts. TCU’s bullpen carried the finish, throwing 5 2/3 scoreless innings, with Mason Brassfield earning the win and Tanner Sagouspe picking up his fifth save. The Horned Frogs improved to 32–18 overall and 16–11 in Big 12 play, extending their home winning streak to nine games before heading to nationally ranked West Virginia for the final regular-season series. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

FC Dallas defeated Real Salt Lake 3–1 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco. Santiago Moreno scored in the 18th minute, Kaick added another in the 24th, Diego Luna pulled one back for Real Salt Lake in the 85th, and Sam Sarver sealed it for FC Dallas in stoppage time. 

FC Dallas beat Real Salt Lake 3–1 on Saturday night at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, using two first-half goals and a stoppage-time finish to secure the home result. Santiago Moreno opened the scoring in the 18th minute off an assist from Petar Musa, and Kaick doubled the lead six minutes later to give Dallas control before halftime. Real Salt Lake pushed back late, with Diego Luna scoring in the 85th minute off a Morgan Guilavogui assist to cut the deficit to 2–1. Dallas answered in stoppage time when Sam Sarver finished in the 90+3rd minute, assisted by Sebastien Ibeagha, closing out the 3–1 win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Louisville Kings beat the Dallas Renegades 47–25 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco on Sunday, handing Dallas its second straight loss. Louisville used a turnover-free offense and four Dallas giveaways to control the game, finishing with 147 rushing yards in the road win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Minnesota United FC defeated FC Dallas 1–0 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, handing Dallas its first home loss of the 2026 season. Anthony Markanich scored the lone goal in the first half, finishing a rebound that proved decisive. FC Dallas generated 15 shots but managed just two on target as Minnesota’s defense held firm to secure the result. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Oklahoma captured the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics National Championship on Saturday at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, posting a 198.1625 to edge LSU in a tightly contested “Four on the Floor” final. The Sooners secured their second straight national title and eighth in program history, holding off LSU’s 198.0750 as the championship came down to the final routines. Florida finished third, while Minnesota placed fourth to cap a historic postseason run. The championship meet brought together the top four teams from Thursday’s semifinals in a winner-take-all format, closing out the 2026 collegiate season on the sport’s biggest stage. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Florida and LSU punched their tickets to the national final out of Session I at Dickies Arena, with the Gators posting a meet-best 197.7875 and LSU closing strong on floor for a 197.4375. Georgia and Stanford were eliminated despite tight scoring throughout the afternoon semifinal. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Dallas defeated Columbus 28–23 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, improving to 3–0 on the season. Austin Reed threw two touchdown passes, while Dae Dae Hunter totaled 82 yards and a score to lead the Renegades. Columbus stayed within reach behind Jalan McClendon, who passed for 230 yards and two touchdowns, including a pair to John Lovett. Dallas capitalized on two turnovers and held off a late fourth-quarter push to secure the win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

FC Dallas drew St. Louis City SC 1–1 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco. Louicius Deedson broke through early in the second half to give Dallas the lead, but Timo Baumgartl responded in the 61st minute to level the match. Dallas controlled stretches of possession and created chances down the flanks, while St. Louis remained dangerous in transition as both sides settled for a point. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

The Dallas Renegades defeated the St. Louis Battlehawks 31–15 on Tuesday night at Toyota Stadium in Frisco. Quarterback Austin Reed threw four touchdown passes, three to Tyler Vaughns, who finished with 11 catches for 146 yards. Dallas controlled the game early, building a 17–3 halftime lead and never trailing while improving to 2–0 on the season. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.For Michigan, Olivia Olson led the effort but was limited to 11 points as Texas’ defense shut down the Wolverines’ perimeter attack and dominated the glass. 

The win sends Texas back to the Final Four with a 35–3 record. 

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Texas overwhelmed Michigan 77–41 in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, punching its ticket to the Final Four for the second straight season. Madison Booker led the Longhorns with 19 points and 7 rebounds, while Kyla Oldacre added a 12-point, 11-rebound double-double and Rori Harmon controlled the game with 13 assists. Texas set the tone early, opening with a blistering shooting start and never letting Michigan recover, holding the Wolverines to just 22.8% from the field and forcing a one-sided second half. 

For Michigan, Olivia Olson led the effort but was limited to 11 points as Texas’ defense shut down the Wolverines’ perimeter attack and dominated the glass. 

The win sends Texas back to the Final Four with a 35–3 record. 

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UConn beat Notre Dame 70–52 in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, advancing to the Final Four behind a dominant second-half performance. Sarah Strong led the Huskies with 21 points, while Aaliyah Edwards added 20 points and eight rebounds as UConn improved to 38–0 on the season, extending its unbeaten streak and continuing one of the most dominant runs in the country.

Notre Dame was led by Hannah Hidalgo with 22 points, but the Irish struggled to find consistent offense against UConn’s defensive pressure and did not place another scorer in double figures. UConn controlled the glass and dictated tempo throughout the second half, pulling away after a competitive opening stretch.

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Texas defeated Kentucky 76–54 in the NCAA Women’s Sweet 16 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, using a dominant first half to take control and never look back. The Longhorns jumped out early with a 29–11 first quarter and carried a commanding 48–26 lead into halftime behind relentless defense and transition scoring. Jordan Lee led Texas with 18 points, while Madison Booker added 17 as the Longhorns forced 24 Kentucky turnovers and converted them into fast-break opportunities throughout the night. Rori Harmon controlled the tempo with 11 points and seven assists. Kentucky struggled to find rhythm offensively despite a second-half push, finishing the season at 25–11, while Texas improved to 34–3 and advances to the Elite Eight. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Michigan defeated Louisville 71–52 in the NCAA Women’s Sweet 16 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, overcoming a slow start with dominant second- and third-quarter runs to take control of the game and pull away late. The Wolverines trailed early before flipping momentum with a 16–0 run in the second quarter and a decisive 17–0 stretch in the third, fueled by defensive pressure and transition offense. Olivia Olson led Michigan with 19 points, while Syla Swords added 16 as the Wolverines capitalized on turnovers and controlled the glass. Louisville struggled to maintain offensive rhythm against Michigan’s press despite a competitive opening stretch, ultimately unable to recover from the sustained scoring runs. Michigan improves to 28–6 and advances to the Elite Eight, while Louisville’s season ends at 29–8. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

UConn beat North Carolina 63–42 in the NCAA Women’s Sweet 16 at Dickies Arena. Sarah Strong led all scorers with 21 points and added 11 rebounds for a double-double, while Paige Bueckers contributed 16 points as the Huskies used a dominant defensive effort and a strong second-half run to break the game open. UConn held North Carolina to just 42 points and controlled the glass throughout to secure the win and advance to the Elite Eight. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish women's basketball defeated Vanderbilt Commodores women's basketball 67–64 in the NCAA Women’s Sweet 16 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. Hannah Hidalgo delivered a dominant all-around performance with 31 points, 11 rebounds, 7 assists, and 10 steals, leading the Irish into the Elite Eight. Cassandre Prosper added 15 points, including the go-ahead basket late. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Minnesota United FC defeated FC Dallas 1–0 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, handing Dallas its first home loss of the 2026 season. Anthony Markanich scored the lone goal in the first half, finishing a rebound that proved decisive. FC Dallas generated 15 shots but managed just two on target as Minnesota’s defense held firm to secure the result. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Oklahoma captured the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics National Championship on Saturday at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, posting a 198.1625 to edge LSU in a tightly contested “Four on the Floor” final. The Sooners secured their second straight national title and eighth in program history, holding off LSU’s 198.0750 as the championship came down to the final routines. Florida finished third, while Minnesota placed fourth to cap a historic postseason run. The championship meet brought together the top four teams from Thursday’s semifinals in a winner-take-all format, closing out the 2026 collegiate season on the sport’s biggest stage. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Florida and LSU punched their tickets to the national final out of Session I at Dickies Arena, with the Gators posting a meet-best 197.7875 and LSU closing strong on floor for a 197.4375. Georgia and Stanford were eliminated despite tight scoring throughout the afternoon semifinal. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Dallas defeated Columbus 28–23 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, improving to 3–0 on the season. Austin Reed threw two touchdown passes, while Dae Dae Hunter totaled 82 yards and a score to lead the Renegades. Columbus stayed within reach behind Jalan McClendon, who passed for 230 yards and two touchdowns, including a pair to John Lovett. Dallas capitalized on two turnovers and held off a late fourth-quarter push to secure the win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

FC Dallas drew St. Louis City SC 1–1 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco. Louicius Deedson broke through early in the second half to give Dallas the lead, but Timo Baumgartl responded in the 61st minute to level the match. Dallas controlled stretches of possession and created chances down the flanks, while St. Louis remained dangerous in transition as both sides settled for a point. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

The Dallas Renegades defeated the St. Louis Battlehawks 31–15 on Tuesday night at Toyota Stadium in Frisco. Quarterback Austin Reed threw four touchdown passes, three to Tyler Vaughns, who finished with 11 catches for 146 yards. Dallas controlled the game early, building a 17–3 halftime lead and never trailing while improving to 2–0 on the season. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.For Michigan, Olivia Olson led the effort but was limited to 11 points as Texas’ defense shut down the Wolverines’ perimeter attack and dominated the glass. 

The win sends Texas back to the Final Four with a 35–3 record. 

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Texas overwhelmed Michigan 77–41 in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, punching its ticket to the Final Four for the second straight season. Madison Booker led the Longhorns with 19 points and 7 rebounds, while Kyla Oldacre added a 12-point, 11-rebound double-double and Rori Harmon controlled the game with 13 assists. Texas set the tone early, opening with a blistering shooting start and never letting Michigan recover, holding the Wolverines to just 22.8% from the field and forcing a one-sided second half. 

For Michigan, Olivia Olson led the effort but was limited to 11 points as Texas’ defense shut down the Wolverines’ perimeter attack and dominated the glass. 

The win sends Texas back to the Final Four with a 35–3 record. 

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UConn beat Notre Dame 70–52 in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, advancing to the Final Four behind a dominant second-half performance. Sarah Strong led the Huskies with 21 points, while Aaliyah Edwards added 20 points and eight rebounds as UConn improved to 38–0 on the season, extending its unbeaten streak and continuing one of the most dominant runs in the country.

Notre Dame was led by Hannah Hidalgo with 22 points, but the Irish struggled to find consistent offense against UConn’s defensive pressure and did not place another scorer in double figures. UConn controlled the glass and dictated tempo throughout the second half, pulling away after a competitive opening stretch.

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Texas defeated Kentucky 76–54 in the NCAA Women’s Sweet 16 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, using a dominant first half to take control and never look back. The Longhorns jumped out early with a 29–11 first quarter and carried a commanding 48–26 lead into halftime behind relentless defense and transition scoring. Jordan Lee led Texas with 18 points, while Madison Booker added 17 as the Longhorns forced 24 Kentucky turnovers and converted them into fast-break opportunities throughout the night. Rori Harmon controlled the tempo with 11 points and seven assists. Kentucky struggled to find rhythm offensively despite a second-half push, finishing the season at 25–11, while Texas improved to 34–3 and advances to the Elite Eight. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Michigan defeated Louisville 71–52 in the NCAA Women’s Sweet 16 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, overcoming a slow start with dominant second- and third-quarter runs to take control of the game and pull away late. The Wolverines trailed early before flipping momentum with a 16–0 run in the second quarter and a decisive 17–0 stretch in the third, fueled by defensive pressure and transition offense. Olivia Olson led Michigan with 19 points, while Syla Swords added 16 as the Wolverines capitalized on turnovers and controlled the glass. Louisville struggled to maintain offensive rhythm against Michigan’s press despite a competitive opening stretch, ultimately unable to recover from the sustained scoring runs. Michigan improves to 28–6 and advances to the Elite Eight, while Louisville’s season ends at 29–8. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

UConn beat North Carolina 63–42 in the NCAA Women’s Sweet 16 at Dickies Arena. Sarah Strong led all scorers with 21 points and added 11 rebounds for a double-double, while Paige Bueckers contributed 16 points as the Huskies used a dominant defensive effort and a strong second-half run to break the game open. UConn held North Carolina to just 42 points and controlled the glass throughout to secure the win and advance to the Elite Eight. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish women's basketball defeated Vanderbilt Commodores women's basketball 67–64 in the NCAA Women’s Sweet 16 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. Hannah Hidalgo delivered a dominant all-around performance with 31 points, 11 rebounds, 7 assists, and 10 steals, leading the Irish into the Elite Eight. Cassandre Prosper added 15 points, including the go-ahead basket late. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU defeated Washington 62–59 in overtime in the second round of the NCAA Women’s Tournament. The Horned Frogs erased a halftime deficit, forced overtime, and opened the extra period on a decisive run to secure the win. Washington had a final look to tie in the closing seconds, but the shot missed as TCU advanced. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

FC Dallas defeated Houston Dynamo FC 4–3 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco. Logan Farrington scored twice in the opening 15 minutes, Dallas equalized on an own goal by Duane Holmes, and Petar Musa delivered the match-winner in the 86th minute. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Washington defeated South Dakota State 64–53 in the first round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth on Friday. The Huskies advanced to the second round with the opening-round win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU defeated UC San Diego 86–40 in the first round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth on Friday. The Horned Frogs advanced to the second round with a dominant opening-round win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

FC Dallas battled back to earn a 3–3 draw with San Diego FC at Toyota Stadium in Frisco on Saturday night. Petar Musa delivered a hat trick for Dallas, scoring in the 41st minute, converting a penalty in the 54th, and striking again in stoppage time to salvage a point. San Diego goals came from Onni Valakari and Marcus Ingvartsen as the visitors built a two-goal lead before Musa’s late heroics leveled the match. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU topped Cincinnati 73-63 on Saturday in men's basketball action at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth to close out the regular season with five straight wins and move to 21-10 on the year. Jayden Pierre led the Horned Frogs with 18 points and five rebounds, while David Punch added a team-high seven assists. Cincinnati was paced by Day Day Thomas with 19 points. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Miami defeated SMU 77–69 on Wednesday night at Moody Coliseum in Dallas. Tre Donaldson led the Hurricanes with 17 points and nine assists, while Malik Reneau added 14 points and 11 rebounds. SMU was paced by Jaron Pierre Jr. with 27 points and Boopie Miller with 21 in the ACC matchup. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU topped Baylor 65–53 on Sunday in women’s basketball action at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth to repeat as the outright Big 12 regular-season champion and extend the Horned Frogs’ home winning streak to 42 games. Marta Suárez led TCU with 21 points and 11 rebounds, while Olivia Miles added 19 points. Baylor was paced by Taliah Scott with 17 points. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

FC Dallas and Nashville SC played to a 0–0 draw at Toyota Stadium in Frisco. Nashville goalkeeper Brian Schwake recorded two saves to earn the clean sheet, as both sides had chances but couldn’t break through in the scoreless MLS match. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

UCLA defeated Texas A&M 11–1 at Globe Life Field in Arlington as part of the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series. The Bruins broke the game open with a four-run first inning and added runs in five separate frames, while Texas A&M’s lone run came on a Jake Duer solo home run. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Mississippi State defeated Virginia Tech 15–8 on Saturday, February 28, 2026, at Globe Life Field in Arlington during the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series. The Bulldogs scored in six innings and pulled away with a five-run seventh, while Virginia Tech launched five home runs but couldn’t close the gap. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Texas A&M blanked Virginia Tech 10–0 on Friday, Feb. 27, 2026 in college baseball action at Globe Life Field in Arlington as part of the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series. Chris Hacopian opened the scoring with a solo home run in the first inning, and the Aggies broke it open with an eight-run sixth inning highlighted by run-scoring doubles from Caden Sorrell, Blake Binderup and Jake Duer. Shane Sdao tossed six scoreless innings with five strikeouts to earn the win as A&M improved to 9–0 on the season. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

UCLA defeated Tennessee 6–4 on Friday in college baseball action at Globe Life Field in Arlington. Roch Cholowsky paced the Bruins with three hits and two RBIs, while Malakhi Knight added a solo home run. Tennessee was led by Christian Moore with two hits and an RBI in the nonconference matchup. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU topped Iowa State 80–73 on Sunday in women’s basketball action at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth. Olivia Miles led the Horned Frogs with 26 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, while Marta Suárez added 19 points. Iowa State was paced by Audi Crooks with 22 points in the Big 12 matchup. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Louisville defeated Michigan 7–3 on Saturday in the AmegyBank College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field in Arlington. The Cardinals’ balanced attack provided timely hits throughout the lineup, while Louisville’s pitching limited the Wolverines to three runs in the mid-week matchup. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Auburn defeated Kansas State 5–1 on Friday in the AmegyBank College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field in Arlington. The Tigers’ pitching staff limited the Wildcats’ lineup while Auburn generated timely offense to build and maintain a lead throughout the game. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Louisville defeated Nebraska 4–2 on Friday in the AmegyBank College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field in Arlington. The Cardinals erased an early deficit with late-inning production and locked it down on the mound to secure the win over the Huskers. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Florida State defeated Michigan 6–1 on Friday in the AmegyBank College Baseball Series at Globe Life Field in Arlington. The Seminoles controlled the game behind steady pitching and timely extra-base hits, limiting the Wolverines to a single run in the early innings. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

SMU knocked off No. 21 Louisville 95–85 on Tuesday night at Moody Coliseum in Dallas, as Jaron Pierre Jr. poured in 25 points to lead the Mustangs in the Atlantic Coast Conference matchup. Louisville was paced by Mikel Brown Jr. with 29 points in the loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU overcame a halftime deficit to beat No. 19 West Virginia 59–50 on Sunday night at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth. The Mountaineers carried a 28–22 lead into the break, but the Horned Frogs erupted with a dominant third quarter and a decisive run to seize control. Marta Suarez and Clara Silva each scored 14 points to lead TCU, while West Virginia was paced by Gia Cooke and Sydney Shaw in the loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Arkansas edged Texas Tech 6–5 in 11 innings Sunday, walking it off in extras after the Red Raiders rallied late to force overtime. The Razorbacks capitalized on timely hitting and controlled the middle innings before surviving Texas Tech’s ninth-inning push, finishing it off in the 11th to secure the one-run win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Oklahoma State defeated Vanderbilt 11–1 on Sunday at Globe Life Field, breaking the game open with a multi-run middle stretch and dominant pitching that silenced the Commodores’ lineup. The Cowboys set the tone early, added separation with timely extra-base hits, and controlled the pace throughout as Vanderbilt struggled to generate sustained offense. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU edged No. 7 Arkansas 5-4 in Saturday’s Shriners Children’s College Showdown at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, with TCU getting an early lead behind RBI doubles from Chase Brunson and holding off a late Razorback rally. Arkansas battled back with runs in the middle innings but TCU’s bullpen closed it out. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Oklahoma rolled to a 10–1 win over Oklahoma State in Saturday’s Shriners Children’s College Showdown at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, with the Sooners’ offense erupting for multiple big innings and Oklahoma State’s run coming in the fifth. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Arkansas hammered Oklahoma State 12–2 Friday at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, in the Shriners Children’s College Showdown. Ryder Helfrick crushed two homers — one in each of his first two at-bats — to spark the Razorbacks’ offensive surge, while Camden Kozeal added a home run and Maika Niu launched a three-run shot to cap the mercy-rule victory. Oklahoma State’s Garrett Shull accounted for the Cowboys’ scoring with a two-run homer in the loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU edged Vanderbilt 5–4 on February 13, 2026, at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, in the Shriners Children’s College Showdown. The Horned Frogs rallied late to secure the season-opening win, overcoming three home runs from Vanderbilt’s Colin Barczi. TCU capitalized in the final innings to hold off the Commodores and seal the one-run victory. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

No. 17 TCU knocked off No. 12 Baylor 83–67 Thursday night in a Big 12 women’s basketball matchup at the Ferrell Center in Waco. Olivia Miles erupted for 40 points, including 10 made 3-pointers, to lead the Horned Frogs, with Marta Suarez adding 27. Baylor was paced by Taliah Scott with 22 points, while Darianna Littlepage-Buggs finished with 14. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU upset No. 5 Iowa State 62–55 Tuesday night at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth. The Horned Frogs closed the game on a 12–0 run to stun the nationally ranked Cyclones. Tanner Toolson and Micah Robinson each scored 17 points to lead TCU, while Iowa State was paced by Joshua Jefferson with 12 points and eight rebounds and Tamin Lipsey with 12. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

FC Dallas vs New York Red Bull in an exhibition friendly match at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

SMU fell 70–65 Thursday night in an Atlantic Coast Conference women’s basketball game at Moody Coliseum in Dallas, as Aurora Sørbye scored a career-high 18 points to lead Wake Forest and Milan Brown posted her third consecutive double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds to help secure the road victory. Ayanna Thompson paced the Mustangs with 17 points, and Zahra King added 15 for SMU in the home loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU overwhelmed Houston 90–45 Wednesday night in a Big 12 women’s basketball game at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth, as Olivia Miles scored 25 points to lead the Horned Frogs and Marta Suarez posted a double-double with 24 points and 10 rebounds to help secure the home victory. Donovyn Hunter added 15 points for TCU. For Houston, Kierra Merchant led the Cougars with 12 points in the road loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Carolina State edged SMU 84–83 Tuesday night in an Atlantic Coast Conference men’s basketball game at Moody Coliseum in Dallas, as Darrion Williams scored 25 points to lead the Wolfpack and Quadir Copeland posted a double-double with 16 assists and 10 rebounds to help seal the road victory. Reserve Matt Able scored 13 for NC State, while Tre Holloman and Ven-Allen Lubin each finished with 11. For SMU, Jaron Pierre Jr. led the Mustangs with 23 points, Boopie Miller scored 14, and B.J. Edwards and Corey Washington each finished with 11 in the one-point loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas fell to UAB 72–68 in an American Athletic Conference men’s basketball matchup Saturday night at the Super Pit in Denton, as the Blazers closed strong behind 18 points from Chance Westry. Je’Shawn Stevenson led the Mean Green with 21 points in the loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas defeated Florida Atlantic 67–49 in an American Athletic Conference women’s basketball matchup Saturday night at the Super Pit in Denton, as the Mean Green controlled the boards and tempo behind a double-double from Megan Nestor, who finished with 10 points and a game-high 24 rebounds. Erin Rodgers led Florida Atlantic with 23 points in the loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU defeated Kansas 79–77 in a Big 12 women’s basketball matchup Thursday night at Schollmaier Arena, pulling away late behind 20 points from Olivia Miles as the Horned Frogs held off a furious Jayhawks rally led by Jaliya Davis’ 29-point performance. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas controlled the whole way in an 81–62 win over UTSA, paced by David Terrell Jr. leading the Mean Green in scoring. UTSA was led by Jamir Simpson with 14 points, but the Roadrunners were unable to keep pace as North Texas built an early lead and pulled away with balanced offense and steady defensive pressure in the American Conference matchup. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU capped a hard-fought night at Schollmaier Arena with a 68–65 victory over Oklahoma State, rallying late behind a spirited performance from David Punch, who finished with a double-double and hit the go-ahead basket with 6.3 seconds left. The Horned Frogs overcame a first-half deficit with balanced scoring and resilient defense to pull away in the closing minutes.

TCU defeated Arizona 78–62 today at Schollmaier Arena in a nonconference women’s basketball matchup, pulling away in the second half behind balanced scoring and defensive pressure. Olivia Miles led the Horned Frogs with 16 points, while Clara Silva added 15 points and 11 rebounds to anchor the interior. Arizona was paced by Sumayah Sugapong’s 17 points, but the Wildcats were unable to keep pace as TCU controlled the game late in Fort Worth. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Virginia Tech rolled past SMU 79–42 Wednesday night at Moody Coliseum, dominating from start to finish in this nonconference women’s basketball matchup. The Hokies opened up a double-digit lead early and extended it behind balanced scoring, with five players in double figures as Virginia Tech pulled away in the second half. SMU struggled offensively against Virginia Tech’s defense, allowing the visitors to cruise to a decisive win in Dallas. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

SMU stunned Virginia Tech 77–76 Wednesday night at Moody Coliseum, capped by Boopie Miller’s half-court buzzer-beater as time expired to lift the Mustangs in a dramatic ACC thriller. Miller scored 24 points — 19 in the second half — and finished the winner after Jaron Pierre Jr. secured a rebound with 1.7 seconds left following a missed Virginia Tech free throw, setting up the final inbounds that led to Miller’s heave at the horn. Virginia Tech was led by Jailen Bedford’s 22 points with 15 more from Jaden Schutt, but missed free throws proved costly late as SMU stole it at the finish in Dallas. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

No. 1 Arizona remained perfect with an 86–73 victory over TCU Saturday in Big 12 play at Schollmaier Arena, paced by 20 points from Koa Peat and 17 apiece from Jaden Bradley and Anthony Dell’Orso to lift the Wildcats past the Horned Frogs. TCU was led by Tanner Toolson’s 20 off the bench, while Jayden Pierre and Brock Harding each added 11, but Arizona built a big first-half lead and held off multiple Frog runs in the second half to secure the road win in Fort Worth. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Houston dominated Baylor 77–55 Saturday afternoon in a Big 12 matchup at Foster Pavilion, spearheaded by Emanuel Sharp’s 17-point effort and a 12-point, 11-rebound double-double from Joseph Tugler to push the Cougars past the Bears. Cameron Carr paced Baylor with 18 points, but Houston’s strong second half and depth advantage turned an early Baylor lead into a commanding road win in Waco. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU held off Oklahoma State 69–61 Wednesday night in a Big 12 battle at Schollmaier Arena, paced by Olivia Miles’ 20-point performance along with 12 points from Clara Silva to lift the Horned Frogs past the Cowgirls. Oklahoma State was led by Stailee Heard, who finished with 23 points, while Jadyn Wooten added 25, but TCU pulled away late after a tight first half to secure the home win in Fort Worth. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas rolled past East Carolina 87–63 Tuesday night in American Athletic Conference play at The Super Pit, paced by Aysia Proctor’s 24-point performance — along with 14 points from Megan Nestor and 12 from Chania Price to lift the Mean Green over the Pirates. East Carolina was led by Jayla Hearp with 16 points and Kennedy Fauntleroy added 14, but North Texas pulled away in the second half after a close first half to secure the decisive home win in Denton. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas held off Tulsa 72–67 Sunday in the Mean Green’s American Athletic Conference home opener, paced by Je’Shawn Stevenson’s 21-point performance — including four 3-pointers and clutch free throws down the stretch — along with 10 points from Dylan Arnett to lift UNT past the Golden Hurricane. Tulsa’s David Green scored 19 to lead the visitors and Miles Barnstable added 12, but North Texas pulled away late after trailing by a point at halftime to secure the win in Denton. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Texas State rolled past Rice 41–10 in the Armed Forces Bowl Friday afternoon at Amon G. Carter Stadium, highlighted by Brad Jackson’s four-touchdown performance — three through the air and one on the ground — and Lincoln Pare’s explosive 106-yard rushing effort to fuel the Bobcats’ dominant second half. Rice’s lone score came just before halftime, but Texas State seized control out of the break and never looked back to cap the season with a bowl victory. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Miami stunned defending champion Ohio State 24–14 in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic Wednesday night in Arlington, highlighted by Keionte Scott’s pick-six and a poised Carson Beck performance to propel the Hurricanes into the CFP semifinals. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU rallied for a dramatic 30–27 overtime victory over USC Tuesday in the Valero Alamo Bowl at the Alamodome in San Antonio, as quarterback Ken Seals led the Horned Frogs with a clutch performance in his final collegiate start. TCU’s balanced effort and late heroics delivered the bowl win in one of the season’s most thrilling finishes. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

SMU rolled past Cal State Fullerton 110–63 on Sunday at Moody Coliseum in Dallas, led by B.J. Edwards’ 21 points as the Mustangs dominated from the opening tip. Edwards added 11 rebounds and 10 assists to record a triple-double, pacing SMU’s balanced attack in the nonconference win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Ohio defeated UNLV on Tuesday in the Frisco Bowl at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas, leaning on a strong defensive effort to secure its seventh consecutive bowl victory. The Bobcats controlled the tempo throughout and sealed the win late, continuing the program’s postseason success under interim leadership and extending one of the longest active bowl streaks in the nation. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Ohio defeated UNLV on Tuesday in the Frisco Bowl at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas, leaning on a strong defensive effort to secure its seventh consecutive bowl victory. The Bobcats controlled the tempo throughout and sealed the win late, continuing the program’s postseason success under interim leadership and extending one of the longest active bowl streaks in the nation. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Ferris State 42, Harding 21 — Ferris State claimed the NCAA Division II national championship with a win over Harding on Saturday at McKinney ISD Stadium in McKinney, Texas, pulling away with a big third quarter after a 21–14 halftime lead. Quarterback Wyatt Bower accounted for five total touchdowns as the Bulldogs completed an undefeated season and secured the program’s fourth national title in five years. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Arkansas State 34, Missouri State 28 — Arkansas State edged Missouri State in the inaugural Xbox Bowl in Frisco on Thursday night, pulling away early and holding off a late Bears rally to secure the victory. Corey Rucker led the Red Wolves offense and was named Offensive MVP, while linebacker Kyle Taylor earned Defensive MVP honors after anchoring the defense in the win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU held off Incarnate Word for a 69–65 win on Monday night in Fort Worth, surviving a tight contest that came down to the final possessions. The Horned Frogs leaned on interior play and timely scoring late to maintain control, while Incarnate Word kept pressure on throughout and threatened in the closing minutes before TCU sealed the result at the free-throw line. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Texas rode a balanced offensive attack to an 87–50 victory over Baylor in the Sprouts Farmers Market espnW Invitational on Sunday in Fort Worth, Texas. The Longhorns built an early lead and never looked back, outscoring the Bears in every quarter and showcasing depth and defensive pressure throughout the contest, while Baylor struggled to gain traction against Texas’ efficiency on both ends. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Villanova rallied from an early deficit to upset Tarleton State 26–21 in the NCAA FCS quarterfinals at Memorial Stadium in Stephenville. The Wildcats overcame a 14-point hole and took the lead late in the fourth quarter on a clutch touchdown pass from Pat McQuaide to Braden Reed, while Villanova’s defense stood firm down the stretch to secure the win and send the Wildcats into the semifinals. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

SMU defeated Texas A&M 93–80 in overtime during Hoop Hype XL at College Park Center in Arlington, pulling away in the extra period after a back-and-forth nonconference matchup. The Mustangs seized control in overtime, outscoring the Aggies 16–3 as Texas A&M went scoreless from the field in the extra session. SMU guard Jaron Pierre Jr. led all scorers with 35 points, delivering the decisive baskets down the stretch and in overtime to secure the win, while Marcus Hill paced Texas A&M with 25 points in the loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Texas Tech dominated BYU to capture the Big 12 Football Championship at AT&T Stadium, pulling away with a commanding second-half performance to earn a College Football Playoff first-round bye. The Red Raiders controlled the line of scrimmage, forced turnovers, and set the tone physically throughout the title game. Texas Tech running back Tahj Brooks was named Big 12 Championship MVP after delivering a game-defining performance that powered the Red Raiders to the conference crown. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

SMU rolled past Central Arkansas in straight sets during first-round play of the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Tournament at Moody Coliseum, controlling the match from the service line and at the net. The Mustangs used a balanced attack, efficient side-out play, and disciplined blocking to avoid trouble and secure a clean advance to the second round on their home court. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Oklahoma State downed North Texas 73–55 tonight — #13 Haleigh Timmer poured in 23 points, while #11 Achol Akot added a double-double. For the Mean Green, #1 Andi Schissler led the scoring with 12 points as Oklahoma State controlled the night at The Super Pit in Denton. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Baylor routed Sacramento State 110–88 last night — Tounde Yessoufou dropped a season-high 27 points and Cameron Carr added 25 as the Bears flexed their offensive firepower at Foster Pavilion in Waco. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas rallied past Prairie View A&M 72–69 — Je’Shawn Stevenson poured in 23 points while David Terrell Jr. added 15 points and nine assists as the Mean Green erased a six-point halftime deficit at The Super Pit in Denton. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU rolled over Cincinnati 45–23 — Josh Hoover tossed four touchdown passes, while Jeremy Payne rushed for 174 yards and two scores to put the Horned Frogs away in a weather-delayed regular-season finale at Amon G. Carter Stadium. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Houston edged out Baylor 31–24 — Conner Weigman accounted for three touchdowns as the Cougars wrapped up a 9-win regular season with a gutsy road victory, while Dean Connors punched in the game-winner with under two minutes remaining. Baylor cut the deficit to seven on a late passing score but stalled at Houston’s 13-yard line on fourth down. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas outlasted Eastern Washington 79–71 in overtime in Denton, riding a 26-point night from Je’Shawn Stevenson to close out a tight matchup. Alton Hamilton IV led the Eagles with 16 in the loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas outlasted Eastern Washington 79–71 in overtime in Denton, riding a 26-point night from Je’Shawn Stevenson to close out a tight matchup. Alton Hamilton IV led the Eagles with 16 in the loss. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU edged North Carolina in a tense penalty-kick battle after a 1–1 draw in regulation, ending Carolina’s campaign and sending TCU into the next round of the NCAA Tournament. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

SMU came up short at Moody Coliseum, falling 58–55 to North Texas in a tight, defensive matchup on Saturday. The Mustangs were led by Paulina Paris with 12 points, while Aysia Proctor paced the Mean Green with a game-high 16, including key free throws in the closing minute. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

SMU slammed the door in Dallas — dominating Louisville 38-6 to prove they’re the real deal in the ACC. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.”

SMU shooting guard B.J. Edwards poured in 24 points, while teammates Corey Washington and Jermaine O’Neal Jr. each added double figures as the SMU Mustangs rolled to a 100-69 victory over the Arkansas State Red Wolves on Friday night. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

The North Texas Mean Green broke open a tight first half to down the Central Arkansas Bears 74-56 at the Super Pit in Denton tonight. After trailing 26-28 at the break, UNT unleashed a dominant 46-30 run to lock in the win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

The North Texas Mean Green women's basketball saw their 14-game home win streak snapped in a 60-51 defeat — they stayed in the fight with solid defense and forced 25 turnovers, but shot just 34% from the field and managed only 1-of-20 from long range, while Abilene Christian Wildcats women's basketball made timely plays down the stretch and closed the gap with an 18-7 burst in the final minutes. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Utah handled Baylor 55–28 in Waco, breaking the game open with multiple explosive touchdown runs that shifted momentum and never allowed the Bears to recover. Baylor moved the ball but couldn’t finish key drives, while Utah capitalized on big plays and turnovers to create separation and control the second half. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Baylor beat Tarleton State 94–81 tonight in Waco. The Bears pushed the pace early and shot efficiently throughout, building separation behind a steady scoring rhythm and strong guard play. Tarleton hung around with stretches of tough shot-making, but Baylor controlled the boards and tempo to keep the Texans at distance the rest of the way. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU Horned Frogs edged Lamar Cardinals 78–65 tonight in Fort Worth, breaking through after a closely contested first half that saw Lamar trail by only one point at intermission. TCU jumped out early and then tightened the screws in the second half, making eight of their final ten shots to pull away and maintain control down the stretch. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

BYU edged Kansas 1–0 tonight in Waco to capture the Big 12 championship, breaking through in a tight match where both back lines held shape and forced half-chances for most of the night. The Cougars found the moment they needed in the second half, and then managed the remainder with composure, sealing their first Big 12 title. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Iowa State escaped Fort Worth with a 20–17 win, closing it out with a final defensive stand after TCU surged late and threatened to flip the result. The Horned Frogs found rhythm in the second half, but stalled drives in key moments proved costly down the stretch, while Iowa State managed the clock and field position just well enough to finish the job. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas Mean Green surged out of the gate and never let up, defeating Northwestern State Demons 80-53 tonight. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU rolled past Grambling State 7–0 in Fort Worth tonight. The Horned Frogs got off to a fast start through early scoring and piled on in the second half, dominating the shots (22-5) and finishing in style with goals from four different players. Grambling showed moments of spark, but TCU owned the tempo and the attacking zone to stay in full control. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Baylor fell behind early as Texas Tech converted in the 4th minute, but the Bears steadied themselves and equalized midway through the second half. After going the distance through overtime, Baylor outlasted Texas Tech 7–6 in a penalty shoot-out to advance in the 2025 Big 12 women’s soccer tournament. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

BYU knocked off No. 5 TCU Horned Frogs 4–3 in a penalty shoot-out after a 2–2 draw in the 2025 Big 12 Women’s Soccer Tournament quarterfinals at Garvey-Rosenthal Stadium. The Cougars got the opener and answered back after TCU’s second-half surge and match-tying goal from AJ Hennessey. TCU dominated shots and possession late, but BYU held firm through overtime and edged it in the shootout to advance. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

SMU powered past Tarleton State in a 96–76 win at Moody Coliseum. The Mustangs shot 56 percent from the field and built steady separation after a 48–38 halftime lead, with the offense flowing through sharp ball movement and efficient possessions. Tarleton State got 23 points from Dior Johnson off the bench, but the Texans never closed the gap enough to threaten late. SMU kept the pace comfortable in the final stretch and closed out a decisive result on their home floor. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

FC Dallas and Vancouver Whitecaps battled to a 1–1 draw at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, with Vancouver advancing on penalties to end Dallas’ season. Sam Adekugbe opened the scoring for the visitors in the 35th minute, but Dallas equalized just before halftime through a composed finish by Eugene Ansah. Both sides created chances in a tense second half, but neither could break the deadlock. Vancouver sealed the win 4–2 in the penalty shootout. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas beat Navy 31–17 in Denton behind a bruising ground game anchored by RB Caleb Hawkins, who finished with 187 yards and four touchdowns. The Mean Green set the tone early with efficient drives and consistent chunk gains, while Navy leaned into option tempo to try to keep the game within reach. The Midshipmen generated short bursts of momentum, but UNT kept possession balanced and protected the lead late with clean situational execution. North Texas controlled tempo and closed out the final quarter with confidence to secure the home win. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

The SMU Mustangs powered past the Cal State LA Golden Eagles, 84–49. The Mustangs asserted control early and often, pouring in 46 points in the paint and 20 fast-break buckets while holding Cal State LA to just 31% shooting overall. The Golden Eagles showed flashes of life — particularly a 22-point effort by Sofia Fidelus — but could not keep pace against SMU’s depth, energy, and home-court momentum. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU rolled past Tarleton State 88–54 in an exhibition matchup at the new EECU Center in Stephenville. The Horned Frogs established control early, shooting over 50 percent from the field and building a double-digit lead by halftime. Tarleton State showed flashes of rhythm but struggled to match TCU’s pace and inside scoring. The Texans continued to battle through the second half, using the home crowd’s energy to push tempo, but the Horned Frogs’ depth and ball movement proved too much down the stretch. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Tarleton State surged past West Georgia in a convincing 45–10 win at Memorial Stadium in Stephenville. The Texans set the tone early, finishing their opening drives with decisive scores and never easing off the throttle. West Georgia briefly threatened with a first-half touchdown, but Tarleton’s defense responded with a string of stops that stalled any comeback hopes. The Texans continued to stretch the lead after halftime, stringing together efficient possessions while controlling field position and tempo. By the fourth quarter, Tarleton State had full command on both sides of the ball and closed out a dominant showing against the visiting Wolves. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU extended its lead to 35–21 over Baylor before storms forced a fourth-quarter delay at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth. The Horned Frogs seized momentum early and continued to apply pressure after halftime, punching in back-to-back scoring drives to break the game open. Baylor clawed back with a late touchdown but struggled to sustain drives against a TCU defense that tightened in key moments. With heavy rain and lightning moving over the stadium, officials stopped play as TCU held a two-possession advantage and controlled the pace on both sides of the ball. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU shut out No. 10 Baylor 3–0 in dominant fashion at Garvey-Rosenthal Stadium on October 16, 2025. The Horned Frogs struck twice in the first half—Seven Castain netting a quick brace—and added a third early in the second through Cate Sarinopoulos. Baylor mustered only a single shot on goal, while TCU controlled play, outshooting the Bears 25 to 8 and capitalizing on nearly every scoring chance. ADM Newswire captures regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Colombia routed Mexico 4–0 in a dominant MEXTOUR performance at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Colombia struck early and repeatedly found space behind Mexico’s back line, piling on goals through quick transitions and decisive finishing. Mexico held more of the ball but created little danger, managing only a couple of shots on target while Colombia punished nearly every defensive lapse. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

MU defeated Stanford 34–10 at Ford Stadium in Dallas as Chris Johnson Jr. ripped off an 87-yard touchdown run in the second quarter, and Preston Stone later found paydirt on a 42-yard pass after halftime. Stanford opened scoring with an early field goal and later another touchdown, but SMU’s suffocating defense — yielding 6 sacks and forcing two turnovers, including a 96-yard interception return — tilted control early and never let the Cardinal rally. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

United States and Ecuador drew 1–1 at Q2 Stadium in Austin as Enner Valencia struck first on a 24th-minute counter, and Folarin Balogun leveled in the 71st from Malik Tillman’s driven cross. Ecuador’s compact block and quick breaks tilted the first half, but the U.S. responded after the interval and pressed late for a winner. ADM Newswire delivers regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Tarleton State edged Southern Utah 52–42 in a wild finish as Daniel Greek threw three touchdown passes and Tre Page III added two rushing scores to push the Texans ahead late. Southern Utah had rallied back with big plays from Joshua Dye and Will Burns, including Dye’s 59-yard run in the third quarter, to claw within striking distance. But Tarleton answered — a 32-yard Brad Larson field goal late in the third quarter flipped the momentum, and Greek’s 30-yard connection with Cody Jackson early in the fourth sealed the win. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across Central Texas and the Southwest.

Baylor edged Kansas State 35–34 in a dramatic finish as Connor Hawkins nailed a 53-yard field goal with 31 seconds left, after Jacob Redding’s 66-yard pick-six gave Baylor the lead. Kansas State appeared destined for a walk-off win from 56 yards, but Baylor’s Cooper Lanz blocked the attempt with two seconds to go. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across Central Texas and the Southwest.

Oklahoma State fell 45–27 to Baylor in their Big 12 opener at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater on September 27, 2025. Baylor built an early surge and never let the Cowboys get back in it, thanks to a flurry of big plays in the second quarter and opportunistic defense. OSU turned in strong moments — including a pair of rushing touchdowns by Trent Howland — but couldn’t match Baylor’s explosiveness. The Bears outgained the Cowboys 605 to 448 yards and converted multiple third-down chances down the stretch. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Arizona State rallied late to edge Baylor 27–24 at McLane Stadium in Waco on September 20, 2025. Quarterback Sawyer Robertson threw for 188 yards and two touchdowns, including a game-tying pass to Michael Trigg early in the fourth quarter, while running back Bryson Washington powered the Bears’ ground attack with 104 rushing yards. Sun Devils quarterback Sam Leavitt accounted for two total scores, leading the decisive drive and hitting Jordan Tyson for the go-ahead touchdown in the closing minutes. Baylor’s defense produced several critical stops but couldn’t hold off Arizona State’s final surge, as the Sun Devils improved to 2–1 and handed Baylor its first loss of the season. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

FC Dallas blanked Austin FC 2–0 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco on September 13, 2025, seizing control of the Texas Derby. Petar Musa struck in the 2nd minute to give Dallas an early lead, and Bernard Kamungo doubled the advantage with a composed finish in the 49th. The home side controlled tempo throughout, limiting Austin’s chances and energizing the crowd of 13,212 as they kept their playoff hopes alive. ADM Newswire delivers regional sports image coverage across the Southwest.

Pittsburgh edged Kentucky 3–2 in a thrilling non-conference women’s volleyball showdown at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth on September 10, 2025. The Panthers dropped the opening set 22–25 but stormed back to claim the next two, 25–21 and 25–18, behind dominant middle blocker play from Serena Gray and a balanced offensive attack. The Wildcats forced a decisive fifth set with a 25–23 win in the fourth, fueled by outside hitter Reagan Rutherford’s 7-kill performance in that frame alone. In the tiebreak, Pitt erased a late two-point deficit, sealing the match 16–14 on a service ace by libero Lexis Akeo. The Panthers posted 64 kills to Kentucky’s 59 and out-blocked the Wildcats 13–9 before a crowd of 4,112. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

TCU improved to 5–1 with a 2–1 win over Texas A&M in its women’s soccer home opener at Garvey-Rosenthal Soccer Stadium in Fort Worth on September 7, 2025. Midfielder Sydney Becerra opened the scoring in the 52nd minute off an assist from Emma Yolinsky and Seven Castain, but Aggie forward Leah Diaz answered with an equalizer six minutes later. With just 4:36 remaining, AJ Hennessey headed home the game-winner for TCU. Olivia Geller made one save in goal, while Texas A&M’s Sydney Fuller turned aside a penalty kick and recorded four additional saves in a valiant effort. The Horned Frogs out-shot the Aggies 15–6 and earned seven corners, prevailing before a crowd of 1,929. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Tarleton State improved to 3–0 with a 59–3 rout of Mississippi Valley State in its home opener at Memorial Stadium in Stephenville on September 6, 2025. Senior quarterback Victor Gabalis threw for 295 yards and five touchdowns, extending his turnover-free streak to 14 games, while wide receiver Trevon West caught six passes for 135 yards and a score. Bryce Parker added two touchdowns, Caleb Lewis ran for another, and defensive back Jadan Aubert returned an interception 68 yards for a touchdown. The Texans rolled up 460 yards of offense, forced five turnovers, and held the Delta Devils to just 50 rushing yards before a record home-opening crowd of 21,330. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

North Texas opened its 2025 season with a commanding 51–0 shutout of Lamar at DATCU Stadium in Denton on August 30, 2025. Redshirt freshman quarterback Drew Mestemaker threw for 329 yards and three touchdowns and added a rushing score, while linebacker Ethan Wesloski returned a fumble for another touchdown. The Mean Green rolled up 462 yards of offense and held Lamar to just 119 yards in their first shutout win in 22 years. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Auburn defeated Baylor 38–24 in the season opener at McLane Stadium in Waco on August 29, 2025. Jackson Arnold rushed for 137 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Tigers, while Rayshawn Pleasant swung momentum with a 98-yard kickoff return. Damari Alston added 84 rushing yards and a score, and Alex McPherson was steady in the kicking game. Baylor quarterback Sawyer Robertson threw for 419 yards and three touchdowns, connecting with tight end Michael Trigg for 99 yards and a touchdown in the loss. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across DFW and the Southwest.

Round Rock Express shut out the St. Paul Saints 6–0 on the road in St. Paul on August 21, 2025. Billy McKinney powered the win with two homers and four RBIs, while Robby Ahlstrom closed it out in relief. ADM Newswire delivers timely regional wire photography across the Southwest.

Round Rock won a tight Pacific Coast League battle in St. Paul on August 20, 2025, beating the Saints 7–5. Helman and Foscue powered the comeback with key homers, while Richie Martin and Alex De Goti delivered clutch hits. ADM Newswire brings you top-tier regional sports photo coverage.