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Luke and his friend Larry Weishuhn combine forces and give a very current white tail hunting report this week.

East Texas A&M Athletic Director Jim Curry says Clint Dolezel will return as head football coach in 2026 and outlines major new investments in Lion Football.

ETAMU confirms no injuries after a crane incident at the new sports facility site in Commerce. SFPC is investigating; no formal university statement is planned.

Heartbreak for Commerce Tigers in 49-48 playoff loss to Grandview Zebras. QB Aiden Brown shined with 5 TDs. Drama with 4-hour lightning delay and failed 2-point attempt.

Luke visits again with Larry Weishuhn aka "Mr. Whitetail". Larry recaps a hunt earlier in the week when he took a big mature whitetail. The rut (breeding season) is still in full swing in KETR country! This is a great time to get out and collect your winter's supply of venison and just possibly some giant antlers for the wall!

Commerce has dismissed Officer William Rhodes after confirming policy violations in an internal review. A separate criminal investigation will now follow.

Commerce Tigers win Area Championship 54-47 over Pilot Point! QB Aiden Brown (236 Pass Yds, 3 TDs, 83 Rush Yds, 1 TD) & RB Ky'mani Graham (207 Rush Yds, 1 TD) led a high-scoring victory. Tigers advance to face Grandview in Regional Quarterfinals. #TXHSFB #CommerceFootball #Playoffs #AreaChamps

Larry Weishuhn joins Luke this week to recap a very exciting hunt for oryx in southeast Oklahoma at the Choctaw Hunting Lodge: www.choctawhuntinglodge.com They also give an update on the whitetail rut here in northeast Texas

A federal judge has halted Texas’ Ten Commandments classroom mandate, citing constitutional concerns and ordering some districts to remove displays while the case continues.