Eric Drennan is a sports writer specializing in local sports coverage in Central Texas. He writes for the Temple Daily Telegram and Killeen Daily Herald, providing in-depth analysis and game recaps for various sports teams, with a particular focus on the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB) Crusaders.
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ABILENE — Similar to the season's first meeting between Mary Hardin-Baylor and Hardin-Simmons last month, Saturday afternoon's first half was a lopsided affair in favor of the Cowboys.
By: Eric Drennan
ABILENE — Similar to the season’s first meeting between Mary Hardin-Baylor and Hardin-Simmons last month, Saturday afternoon’s first half was a lopsided affair in favor of the Cowboys.
BELTON — Mary Hardin-Baylor’s quest to reach the NCAA Division III playoffs might be out of its hands. It looks like the Crusaders will need help to make the postseason
BELTON — Like all kickers and punters, Edwin Lopez’s job requires a lot of waiting.
By: Eric Drennan
BELTON — With stout performances in all three phases, Mary Hardin-Baylor made its case to be a postseason qualifier. Now the Crusaders’ Division III playoff fate lies in the proverbial
By: Eric Drennan
BELTON — With stout performances in all three phases, Mary Hardin-Baylor made its case to be a postseason qualifier. Now the Crusaders’ Division III playoff fate lies in the proverbial
By: Eric Drennan
BELTON — Back in the NCAA Division III playoffs for the 19th time in the last 20 full seasons, Mary Hardin-Baylor will face a familiar opponent in the first round.
BELTON — In the autumn of 2004, a Mary Hardin-Baylor team that had never won a playoff game and was beaten soundly by Hardin-Simmons in the regular season got hot
BELTON — Most Mary Hardin-Baylor players begin playing football somewhere between the ages of 5 and 8. That’s not the case for wide receiver Ranius Daramola, who has been playing
By: Eric Drennan
SAN ANTONIO — Trailing for the first time all day with less than 7 minutes remaining, a Mary Hardin-Baylor program that has long been known for its defensive prowess got
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