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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By: Eric Drennan
MCMINNVILLE, Ore. — Following an up-and-down regular season, Mary Hardin-Baylor raised its level of play the last two weeks and turned in its best performances to date.
By: Eric Drennan
MCMINNVILLE, Ore. — Not a trip halfway across the country nor the dreary Pacific Northwest weather nor Linfield’s second-half surge could stop Mary Hardin-Baylor’s playoff ride.
BELTON — After needing help to even reach the NCAA Division III playoffs, Mary Hardin-Baylor’s hopes of winning the national championship have firmly taken root over the last three weeks.
By: Eric Drennan
BELTON — Mary Hardin-Baylor defensive back Ethan Rayfield and secondary coach Jordan Wilson talk about “the process” when describing the junior safety’s progress since he arrived on campus as a
By: Eric Drennan
BALTIMORE — Mary Hardin-Baylor has championship trophies on its shelves, while Johns Hopkins is striving to reach the national semifinals for just the second time in program history.
By: Eric Drennan
BALTIMORE — Following three consecutive weeks in which Mary Hardin-Baylor made all the right moves to march through the first three rounds of the NCAA Division III playoffs, the Crusaders stumbled their way through a national quarterfinal Saturday afternoon — tripped up by a well-prepared Johns Hopkins squad that controlled the line of scrimmage and stopped the Crusaders in their tracks.
By: Eric Drennan
BELTON — Down by 19 points early in the second quarter against the No. 2-ranked team in the country, Mary Hardin-Baylor put its nose to the grindstone to chisel out
BELTON — Two days after Mary Hardin-Baylor’s season ended with a 17-10 loss to Johns Hopkins in an NCAA Division III quarterfinal playoff game, Crusaders third-year head coach Larry Harmon
BELTON — Down by 19 points early in the second quarter against the No. 2-ranked team in the country, Mary Hardin-Baylor put its nose to the grindstone to chisel out
By: Eric Drennan
BELTON — Still feeling the effects of the previous day’s taxing upset of No. 2 Wartburg, and still missing several players because of injuries and illness, short-handed Mary Hardin-Baylor never
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