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Texas High School Quarterbacks to Watch in 2008

#20 – Kenric McNeal, Spring

The 6’1” playmaker can help a team win in a lot of different ways, but he’ll be doing it at quarterback this year for Spring. While he is committed to Texas A&M as a receiver, he looked good as a quarterback last year as he threw for 1,434 yards and nine touchdowns while rushing for 411 yards and five scores.

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Scores/Schedules

9/12 - 3:30 PM TCU Horned Frogs 30 Virginia Cavaliers 14
9/19 - 7:00 PM Texas State Bobcats 21 TCU Horned Frogs 56
9/26 - 3:30 PM TCU Horned Frogs 14 Clemson Tigers 10
10/4 - 8:00 PM SMU Mustangs 14 TCU Horned Frogs 39
10/10 - 7:30 PM TCU Horned Frogs 20 Air Force Falcons 17
10/17 - 4:00 PM Colorado St. Rams 6 TCU Horned Frogs 44
10/24 - 7:30 PM TCU Horned Frogs 38 BYU Cougars 7
10/31 - 4:00 PM UNLV Rebels 0 TCU Horned Frogs 41
11/7 - 5:00 PM TCU Horned Frogs 55 San Diego St. Aztecs 12
11/15 - 8:30 PM Utah Utes 28 TCU Horned Frogs 55
11/21 - 3:00 PM TCU Horned Frogs 0 Wyoming Cowboys 0
11/28 - 2:00 PM New Mexico Lobos 0 TCU Horned Frogs 0

Standings

Mountain West W - L
TCU Horned Frogs 10 - 0
BYU Cougars 8 - 2
Utah Utes 8 - 2
Air Force Falcons 7 - 4
San Diego St. Aztecs 4 - 6
UNLV Rebels 4 - 7
Colorado St. Rams 3 - 7
New Mexico Lobos 0 - 10

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Broncos aim to become bowl eligible

Tim Hiller has played very well throughout the year.

The Western Michigan Broncos will try become bowl eligible when they host the Ball State Cardinals Tuesday night at Waldo Stadium.

It has been a nightmare of a season for the Cardinals, who close out their campaign on Tuesday. Ball State has lost 10 of its 11 matchups this season, and heads into this game with a three-game losing skid. The most recent loss was an embarrassing, 35-3 setback to Central Michigan. It has been an amazing turn of events for Ball State, which finished last year with a 12-2 mark, and a perfect 8-0 ledger in Mid-American Conference action.

The Broncos head into this contest fresh off a 35-14 victory over Eastern Michigan. It was the fifth win on the year for WMU, which is now 4-3 in conference action. With a win Tuesday the Broncos will become bowl eligible for the fourth time in the last five years.