Nathan Hague is a journalist based in Nacogdoches, Texas. He writes for The Daily Sentinel and the Lufkin Daily Newspaper, covering local news, sports, and community events. His work has also been featured in The Marshall News Messenger.
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By: Nathan Hague
ARLINGTON – Texas Rangers public address announcer, Chucking Morgan's words, “It's All-Star baseball time in Texas” led off the 94th MLB All-Star
Editor's Note: The following is the seventh installment of a 10-part series looking back at the biggest stories at SFA for the 2023-2024 school year.
With SFA returning, along with UTRGV, the conference will consist of 12 teams. Each team will play 10 home games and 10 road games.
Previous Where Are They Now: Josh Thompson Wayne Gretzky once said, “You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.”
Central Heights head baseball coach Travis Jackson will be at Globe Life Field in Arlington Saturday to watch his former player, Grayson Rodriguez, take the mound for the Baltimore Orioles against the Texas Rangers.
As of Tuesday, SFA head football coach Colby Carthel hadn't read this year's edition of Dave Campbell's Texas Football, but when told his Lumberjacks were picked to finish just behind University of Incarnate Word and Nicholls State, Carthel said, “I'm surprised we're picked that high to be honest with you, considering the year we had last year.”
SFA head football coach Colby Carthel, along with cornerback Jeremiah Walker and defensive lineman Edward Bobino III, took the stage at the Southland Conference's media day in San Antonio and said the Lumberjacks will be back in contention for the top spot in the conference.
It’s been said that football is king in Texas.
As of Tuesday, SFA head football coach Colby Carthel hadn’t read this year’s edition of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football, but when told his Lumberjacks were picked to finish just behind
Nacogdoches athletic director and head football coach Darby House is well aware of preseason predictions, specifically that of Dave Campbell's Texas Football, but he's also well aware that games are decided on the field, not on paper.
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