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No. 11 Central Washington now has sole possession of first place in the Lone Star Conference football standings at 5-0 after a win over Texas A&M-Kingsville. West Texas A&M, Western Oregon, Western New Mexico and Midwestern State also prevailed during Week 7. MSU was the only team to win at home. TAMUK, MSU and No. 20 UT Permian Basin are all tied for second in the league standings at 4-1.
 
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West Texas A&M 41, Eastern New Mexico 27: West Texas A&M rushed for 254 yards and collected a 41-27 win over Eastern New Mexico in the Wagon Wheel Game at Steve Loy Family Foundation Stadium in Portales, N.M. WT, which built up a 38-0 halftime lead, had a pair of 100-yard rushers in Troy Simmons (117 on 11 carries) and Contae Cason (100 on 20 carries). Jayden Macedo was 9-for-17 for 170 yards and three TDs. WT’s Caleb Giles had 14 tackles, one sack and one interception, while Miles Hill had 14 tackles and Quincy Eutsay had two sacks. Alan Anaya made two field goals and five extra points. ENMU’s Clifton Cooper threw for 502 yards and two TDs. His favorite targets were Trei Kibbles (160 yards on five catches) and Kyler Foster (107 yards on seven catches). ENMU’s Justin Williams had 10 tackles, including two for loss. Complete Release
 
Western Oregon 38, No. 20 UT Permian Basin 19: Western Oregon held No. 20 UT Permian Basin to negative rushing yardage and secured a 38-19 win at Astound Broadband Stadium in Midland, Texas. WOU snapped a four-game skid and UTPB’s five-game winning streak. WOU was trailing 13-10 at halftime but held the Falcons to just one fourth-quarter touchdown the rest of the way. WOU’s Jordan McCarty (11-for-19 for 180 yards) passed for two TDs and ran for another score. His 72-yard strike to Jackson Trimmer gave the Wolves a 17-13 lead in the third quarter. Kadyn Butcher made a 46-yard field goal and added five extra points. WOU’s David Moore Jr., had nine tackles, Jakari Weeks had two sacks and Andrew Simposon had an interception. UTPB’s Tre Brown caught five passes for 101 yards and a TD, while Godgive Ugochukwu had an INT. Complete Release
 
No. 11 Central Washington 52, Texas A&M-Kingsville 49: David Weber made a 32-yard field goal with 1:48 to play to lift No. 11 Central Washington to a 52-49 win over Texas A&M-Kingsville at Javelina Stadium in Kingsville, Texas. CWU ran for 325 yards, while TAMUK passed for 396. TAMUK took an early 3-0 lead on a Daniel Guana field goal but CWU answered with a Ryder Bumgarner TD run. CWU led the rest of the way until Levi Fontenot tied it at 49-49 with a 40-yard run with 7:37 to play. Bumgarner finished with 165 yards on 27 carries and five TDs, scoring in three different quarters. Antoine Lee added 110 yards and one TD on 13 carries. CWU’s Chris Hauss had a sack and forced a fumble. Weber made all seven extra-point attempts and Samaje Featherstone totaled 141 kickoff return yards. TAMUK’s Mills Dawson was 19-for-30 for 396 yards and four TDs. Two of those TDs were to Christian Kretz (six catches for 218 yards). Fontenot finished with 167 yards on 30 carries. Taiwo Atunrase led the Javelinas with 10 tackles. Complete Release
 
Western New Mexico 48, Sul Ross State 41: Devon Nofoa-Masoe ran for 167 yards and three touchdowns to lead Western New Mexico to a 48-41 win over Sul Ross State in the Golden Tumbleweed Game at Jackson Field in Alpine, Texas. It was the second straight victory for WNMU, which never trailed. The Mustangs also got a 90-yard kickoff return for a TD from Zakkarii Black. Karsten Dombrowski made two field goals and six extra points. Nofoa-Masoe carried the ball 23 times and scored in each of the first three quarters. Anthony Coleman had 11 tackles and one sack for WNMU. SRSU’s Will Howell passed for three TDs and ran for two more. He totaled 349 passing yards and 99 on the ground. Emmanuel Osom had a game-high 12 tackles for the Lobos. Complete Release
 
(RV) Midwestern State 36, Angelo State 32: Midwestern State topped Angelo State 36-32 at Memorial Stadium in Wichita Falls, Texas, in a game that featured 1,106 yards of total offense and two fourth-quarter lead changes. Canon Wise had a five-yard run with 7:50 to play to give ASU a 32-29 lead, but MSU answered with the game-winner as Ace Traylor had a one-yard TD run with 4:17 on the clock. The largest lead of the game was nine points when MSU was up 19-10 with 14:11 in the second quarter. Kaden Brown was 27-for-40 for 383 yards and three TDs. His favorite of eight teammates with catches was Fabian Baez (five receptions for 157 yards and a TD). MSU’s Brycen Lewis had 17 tackles – eight solo – and forced one fumble. Tyler Cooks had 13 tackles and Jake Potucek had 10 stops and an interception. ASU’s Donny Bishop caught six passes for 114 yards and a TD, while Cameron Dischler ran for 97 yards and a TD on 18 carries. Complete Release