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For the first time this season, all Lone Star Conference football home teams were victorious. No. 13 Central Washington, Angelo State, Midwestern State, West Texas A&M and Western Oregon all won their Week 8 matchups. CWU (6-2 overall) stayed atop the league standings at 6-0. MSU (6-2 overall) is alone in second place at 5-1.
 
-Saturday, Oct. 24-
 
Western Oregon 50, Eastern New Mexico 35: Western Oregon found the end zone three times in the fourth quarter to rally for a 50-35 win over Eastern New Mexico at McArthur Field in Monmouth, Ore. WOU trailed 35-29 heading into the fourth quarter. The Wolves took the lead with 9:14 to play on a two-yard TD run by Tyler Konold. Emmitt Fee followed with a six-yard TD catch from Jordan McCarty at the 3:18 mark and Keagan Howard iced the victory with a 21-yard fumble recovery on ENMU’s first play of the next drive. WOU’s defense kept ENMU off the scoreboard after a TD with 7:28 left in the third quarter. McCarty threw for three TDs and ran for another. WOU’s Malik Ross had 13 tackles and Howard had nine stops. ENMU’s Cooper Clifton was 31-for-40 for 423 yards and two TDs – both to Darwin Parker (six catches for 183 yards). ENMU totaled 623 yards of total offense. Raheim Ross had 13 tackles and Matthew Quartieri had a sack and interception for the Greyhounds. Complete Release
 
Angelo State 28, Texas A&M-Kingsville 14: Canon Wiese had all four of Angelo State’s touchdowns – three rushing and one receiving – to lead a 28-14 win over Texas A&M-Kingsville. Wiese finished with 173 yards on 15 carries and caught three passes for 18 yards. He scored the first three TDs of the game as ASU built a 21-0 lead heading into the fourth quarter. Wiese’s longest TD run was for 74 yards.  TAMUK did not get on the board until 9:42 to play on a 25-yard TD pass from Mills Dawson to Nate Barnett. Edward Chumley (23 carries for 109 yards) also scored for the Javelinas. Barnett finished with 103 yards on five catches. ASU’s defense was led by Mathew Onyejiaka (nine tackles) and Dabrein Moss (INT). ASU’s Jeremy Ramirez averaged 41 yards on five punts. Jeremiah Conway had two INTs and Rolland Trent had three tackles for loss for the Javelinas. Complete Release
 
West Texas A&M 69, Western New Mexico 14: West Texas A&M totaled 706 yards of total offense and never trailed in a 69-14 win over Western New Mexico at Buffalo Stadium in Canyon, Texas. Contae Cason had 71 yards and three touchdowns and Tory Simmons had 90 yards and one TD to lead the Buffs’ rushing attack that finished with 405 yards. WT’s offensive line did not allow a sack. Trace Clarkson caught seven passes for 127 yards and a TD to highlight the Buffs’ air attack. Miles Hill had nine tackles and Eddy Mpela had a sack to spearhead a unit that kept WNMU off the scoreboard in the first and fourth quarters. WNMU’s Devon Nofoa-Masoe ran for 107 yards and a TD on 19 carries and Anthony Coleman had nine tackles. Complete Release
 
Midwestern State 71, Sul Ross State 0: Midwestern State scored on its fourth play and never looked back in a 71-0 win over Sul Ross State at Memorial Stadium in Wichita Falls, Texas. The Mustangs built up a 62-0 lead at halftime and earned their first shutout since 2022. Kaden Brown (12-for-16 for 134 yards) and Sean Jastrab (4-for-4 for 79 yards) both threw for three TDs. MSU had 10 different players carry the ball for a total of 348 yards, led by Ace Traylor (108 yards and a TD on five carries). Samu Vave had a sack, forced a fumble and made 1.5 tackles for loss to lead MSU’s defense that held SRSU to just 41 yards of total offense. Antron Edmundson returned a punt for a TD and Ryan Ostboe made all nine of his extra-points. SRSU’s Elijah Rolfe had 10 tackles. Complete Release
 
No. 13 Central Washington 42, (RV) UT Permian Basin 13: Justin Brennan threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as No. 13-ranked Central Washington defeated UT Permian Basin 42-13 at Tomlinson Stadium in Ellensburg, Wash. It was the sixth consecutive win for CWU, which never trailed. Brennan finished 17-for-26 for 168 yards and Ryder Bumgarner had 113 yards and two TDs on 25 carries. CWU’s Mason Juergens and Isaac Torres combined for 13 catches and two TDs. Omar Lazcano had eight tackles and returned an interception 75 yards for a TD to lead the Wildcats’ defense that kept UTPB off the scoreboard in the first and third quarters. David Weber made all six extra-point tries and recorded touchbacks on all seven of his kickoffs. Braxton Baker threw for 168 yards and both of the Falcons’ TDs. Eli Leiataua had a game-high 10 tackles – 1.5 for loss – for UTPB. Complete Release