Ten years ago, a small, all-boys private school by the name of Jesuit College Prep decided it was fed up with its TAPPS competition. Ten years ago, it decided that it wanted to run with the big boys by joining the University Interscholastic League, a league meant for public schools. Ten years ago, not many envisioned Jesuit to be...
This past weekend in NCAA football left fans stunned, from comebacks to upsets to top-ranked teams battling it out against each other. There were many outcomes that changed the playoff rankings drastically, altering the course of the season for many teams.
6 Oklahoma vs. 24 Texas Â
The first game of the crazy afternoon was the Red River Rivalry, the annual game...
Waking up at 10:00 AM Dublin time, the Jesuit football players were awaiting a busy day in their makeshift beds, or their plane seats. Many of the players only got only three hours of sleep on the six and a half hour flight to Ireland, and tonight the players will get much needed rest, after being up for almost...
This past Thursday night, the boys in blue were challenged by the Irving Nimitz Vikings at home in Postell Stadium. New to the district, Nimitz was an interesting opponent, due to their lack of 6A experience.
First to take the field was Blue Team. The Rangers came out strong in the first half and showed openly who the controller of the...
Jake Oliver: A name known by everyone on the Jesuit campus and a young man marveled at by people around the metroplex. Jake Oliver: A natural born athlete, a football player since the pee-wee league days. Jake Oliver: A record-setting wide receiver at Jesuit, coveted by many college scouts. Jake Oliver: A powerful and emotional player who shows great...
Going in to the first-round of the playoffs, the Jesuit football team aims to make a deep run in the 2011 postseason. The first step towards glory is a meeting with the Sachse High School Mustangs on Friday November 11, 2011, at Mesquite Memorial Stadium.
Sachse, a team that is making its first appearance in UIL playoffs, is coming off...
Following a disappointing loss in the season opener in the newly dedicated Postell Stadium, the Jesuit Rangers headed out to Keller Fossil Ridge to play the Panthers. Unfortunately, the Rangers lost to Keller 63-19.
Regarding the blowout loss, head coach Brandon Hickman said, "Keller did a good job putting us in space and making plays on offense. Defensively they beat...
Last Friday night the stakes were high as the varsity football team matched up against the Plano West Wolves, a classic private vs. public school rivalry. The winner would advance to round two, to play at the historic Cotton Bowl Stadium in Fair Park. The loser would go home, thus terminating their 2013 season. This time it was the...
