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  • For the second week in a row, the game was in the balance in the final minute, and for the second week in a row, the East Texas A&M University football team came out victorious, beating the HCU Huskies 41-40, on Saturday afternoon on Ernest Hawkins Field in Memorial Stadium.The Lions fell behind 40-28 in the second half, but scored a touchdown with just 36 seconds left in the game on a 2-yard touchdown catch from Sean Sallis (Carrollton – Creekview) from Ron Peace (Malakoff) to put the Lions ahead, but they missed the two-point try.This entry leads up to the game-winning score with Charlie Chitwood at Play-by-Play, Brock Callaway with Color Commentary, and Preston Norris engineering the game.
  • The Commerce Tigers finished the season strong but were set to face #9 Liberty-Eylau and big underdogs. The Tigers kept it very close in the first half, though, playing strong defense and holding the Leopards down. While Liberty-Eylau broke away in the second half, the Tigers left with heads held high, having played a very strong game against a Top 10 opponent.Ryan Fulkerson provides Play-by-Play announcing with Brian Ball on Color Commentary. Kevin Jefferies provides stats and additional commentary, with the game engineer Preston Norris tracking the area scoreboard from the studio.
  • The A&M-Commerce Lions almost pull off a huge upset over Old Dominion in a low-scoring affair that came down to the Lions going for two...and the win...in the waning seconds of the game.
  • The A&M-Commerce men's basketball team faced some big Division 1 schools to begin the basketball season, and were often competitive. This clips covers an early portion of the game where the Lions erased a huge deficit against the Aggies.
  • Kevin Jefferies an Brian Ball provide the call of the final game of the regular season, with the inner going to the playoffs. The Commerce Tigers got on a roll at the end of the first half and never looked back, taking a 49-21 win.