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No. 9 Central Washington claimed at least a share of its second straight Lone Star Conference football title with a home win over Western New Mexico. The Wildcats (8-2 overall, 8-0 LSC) extended their winning streak to eight games. CWU can claim the outright title with a win in its regular season finale next week at West Texas A&M. No. 24 Midwestern State (8-2, 7-1 LSC) kept its LSC title hopes alive with a home win over UT Permian Basin. The Mustangs, who have won four games in a row, travel to Eastern New Mexico next week. Western Oregon, Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville also won in Week 10.
 
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No. 24 Midwestern State 49, UT Permian Basin 34: No. 24 Midwestern State used a big third quarter to run to a 49-34 win over UT Permian Basin at Memorial Stadium in Wichita Falls, Texas. MSU, which finished 6-0 at home, scored 28 points in the third to take a 42-20 lead heading into the fourth. Kaden Brown passed for three touchdowns and ran for two more for the Mustangs. He had 212 passing yards (19-for-27) and 94 rushing yards on 13 attempts. Daniel Scarabino had a 12-yard fumble recovery for a TD in the third quarter. Kohen Maroney made all seven extra-point attempts. UTPB’s Braxton Baker threw for 318 yards and two TDs – one to Tre Brown, who had 13 catches for 129 yards. The Falcons’ Nicholas Elko had the game’s first score on a 30-yard interception return. McKyle So’oto had 10 tackles – 1.5 for loss. Complete Release
 
Western Oregon 38, West Texas A&M 10: Jordan McCarty threw for 199 yards and the Western Oregon defense allowed just 51 rushing yards to collect a 38-10 win over West Texas A&M at McArthur Field in Monmouth, Ore. McCarty finished 13-for-22 with two TDs and no interceptions. WOU, which has won four games in a row, kept WT off the scoreboard in the second and third quarters. The Buffs’ only TD came in the fourth quarter. Andrew Soles and Jayden Brannan had 1.5 sacks each, Jayshon Limar forced a fumble and Kam Forest had an interception. Kyle Babcock averaged 42.5 yards on six punts. WT’s Ryan Gafford threw for 316 yards – 109 to Trace Clarkson (10 catches). Miles Hill had nine tackles for the Buffs. Complete Release
 
No. 9 Central Washington 52, Western New Mexico 10: Justin Brennan threw for five touchdowns – four to Isaac Torres – and No. 9 Central Washington rolled to a 52-10 win over Western New Mexico at Tomlinson Stadium in Ellensburg, Wash. Brennan finished 11-for-16 for 240 yards and Torres had eight catches for 220 yards. Ryder Bumgarner ran for 143 yards on 12 carries and Ki’Marree Washington added 117 yards on six carries. Cale Allen got the scoring started with a 24-yard interception return. Brycen Indell had a game-high 12 tackles to lead a unit that did not allow a TD until 9:30 left to play. WNMU’s Devon Nofoa-Masoe ran for 147 yards on 29 carries. Malik Richard had two tackles for a loss of 10 yards and forced a fumble for the Mustangs. Complete Release
 
Angelo State 20, Eastern New Mexico 7: Canon Wiese ran for 119 yards and Angelo State’s defense allowed just 36 passing yards in a 20-7 win over Eastern New Mexico at LeGrand Stadium in San Angelo, Texas. ASU led 13-0 after the first quarter on a Cameron Dischler touchdown run and Maddox Maher pass to Trevor Winn. ENMU cut the deficit to within 13-7 on a Mekhi Norris seven-yard run. ASU had the game’s only other score with 4:32 to play when Jayden Jones found the end zone on a 6-yard run. Jones finished with 85 yards on 15 carries. Demetrias Charles had an interception and Dabrein Moss had nine tackles – two for loss – and one sack to lead ASU’s defense. ENMU’s Cooper Clifton ran for 99 yards on 24 carries. Robert Nora had 10 tackles and Matthew Quartieri had nine stops and forced a fumble for the Greyhounds. Complete Release
 
Texas A&M-Kingsville 63, Sul Ross State 17: Edward Chumley ran for 143 yards and three touchdowns on 18 carries and Texas A&M-Kingsville rolled to a 63-17 win over Sul Ross State at Javelina Stadium in Kingsville, Texas. Christian Kretz caught seven passes for 169 yards and Mills Dawson passed for 200 yards and two TDs to also fuel TAMUK’s offense that totaled 524 yards. The Javelinas built a 32-3 lead at halftime. Jacari Howard had 3.5 sacks and Travis Bielefeld added two more to lead the TAMUK defense that did not allow a first-half TD. Julian Payne returned an interception 25 yards for a TD in the third quarter. Daniel Gauna made two field goals – from 48 and 38 yards – and all seven of his extra-point attempts. Will Howell threw for 277 yards – 135 to Taribbean Ramirez (eight catches). Emmanuel Osom had six tackles, a sack and an INT for the Lobos. Complete Release