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Block ends Lobo season
November 25th, 2006
For the second straight year, continuation of the season came down to a field goal attempt for the Longview football team. The difference this year, and on Saturday, was a block instead of a miss.
Garland's Brian Johnson blocked a 30-yard field-goal attempt by...Read More.
Longview Lobos: 21 Garland Owls: 24
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
1st |
Frankey Nelson |
30 |
Pass |
| Garland |
1st |
Malcolm Williams |
96 |
KO Return |
| Longview |
3rd |
Mark Johnson |
12 |
Run |
| Garland |
3rd |
Hamilton Brooks |
5 |
Run |
| Garland |
3rd |
Jacques Caldwell |
8 |
Run |
| Longview |
4th |
John Preston |
18 |
Pass |
| Garland |
4th |
Mladen Bjelica |
42 |
Field Goal |
Lobos destory Cougars, 68-0
November 18th, 2006
Lobo Air made an arrival Saturday, just in time for the holidays, and the 2006 Longview football team's playoff season.
It's not that the Lobos haven't had success throwing the ball this season, but the passing game, and many other things, went very well in Longview's 68-0 thrashing of Dallas Bryan Adams in a Class 5A, Division II bi-district playoff before 5,000 spectators..Read More.
Longview Lobos: 68 Bryan Adams Cougars: 0
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
1st |
Jazmon Moon |
41 |
Pass |
| Longview |
1st |
Mark Johnson |
1 |
Run |
| Longview |
1st |
David Larsen |
43 |
Pass |
| Longview |
2nd |
Stevie Johnson |
2 |
Pass |
| Longview |
2nd |
D'Marcus Miles |
1 |
Run |
| Longview |
2nd |
Austin Smith |
9 |
Run |
| Longview |
2nd |
Johnny Garrett [-1] |
3 |
Run |
| Longview |
3rd |
Austin Smith |
1 |
Run |
| Longview |
3rd |
Patrick Brown |
29 |
[INT] |
| Longview |
4th |
Aaron Johnson [-1] |
19 |
Run |
Lobos take on Adams in 1st round
November 10th, 2006
Longview's defense looked like it was ready for the playoffs on Friday. The offense looked like it needed some fine tuning.
Still, a superior effort by the defense, led by cornerback Chris Lacy, and a good enough effort by the offense led to a 30-9..Read More.
Longview Lobos: 30 Mesquite Horn Jaguars: 9
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
1st |
Antajun Guinn |
[+2] |
Safety |
| Longview |
1st |
Frankey Nelson |
28 [-1] |
Pass |
| Mesquite Horn |
2nd |
Bruce Hatton |
21 [-1] |
Pass |
| Longview |
2nd |
Jazmon Moon |
56 [-1] |
Run |
| Longview |
3rd |
Chris Lacy |
36 |
INT Return |
| Longview |
3rd |
Gavin Esters |
[+2] |
Safety |
| Longview |
3rd |
D'Marcus Miles |
1 |
Run |
| Mesquite Horn |
4th |
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Field Goal |
Lobos complete the three-peat
November 3rd, 2006
There's something about Longview quarterback D'Marcus Miles and Mesquite Memorial Stadium. Miles has a knack for making big plays there, and the latest has brought a district title home for Longview.
The latest big play by Miles was a 59-yard touchdown run on an option run. It came with 1:53 left and helped give Longview a 21-17 win over Mesquite on Friday before 4,000 spectators at Mesquite Memorial Stadium. The win clinches..Read More.
Longview Lobos: 21 Mesquite Skeeters: 17
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Mesquite |
1st |
Bradlee Baladez |
37 |
Field Goal |
| Longview |
1st |
Jazmon Moon |
6 |
Run |
| Mesquite |
2nd |
Adrian Richards |
5 |
Pass |
| Longview |
3rd |
Jazmon Moon |
1 |
Run |
| Mesquite |
4th |
Adrian Richards |
4 |
Run |
| Longview |
4th |
D'Marcus |
59 |
Run |
Lobos one win away with 28-21 win
October 27th, 2006
Jon Writt missed his first two chances for glory on Friday. Fortunately for Longview's football team, he didn't miss his last two, especially his last.
The last chance was the play that preserved Longview's 28-21 win over John Tyler before 8,000 spectators at Lobo Stadium. With five seconds left, John Tyler quarterback Derrell Allen threw..Read More.
Longview Lobos: 28 John Tyler Lions: 21
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| John Tyler |
1st |
Derrell Allen |
6 |
Run |
| John Tyler |
2nd |
Kendall Hunter |
26 |
Pass |
| Longview |
3rd |
D'Marcus Miles |
10 |
Run |
| Longview |
4th |
Travrus Brown |
44 |
Run |
| Longview |
4th |
Jazmon Moon |
2 |
Run |
| Longview |
4th |
Jazmon Moon |
23 |
Run |
| John Tyler |
4th |
Kendall Hunter |
27 |
Run |
Picking the Picks..Longview wins 24-10
October 20th, 2006
Sherman Rosborough wears jersey number two for Longview's football team, but the number that described Rosborough best on Friday was four. A fantastic four for the Lobos, because that's how many interceptions he had.
Rosborough's third interception and 29-yard return helped set up a 1-yard touchdown plunge by Jazmon Moon with 1:50 left, icing a 24-10 win over Tyler Lee before 8,500 spectators at Trinity Mother...Read More.
Longview Lobos: 24 Tyler Lee Red Raiders: 10
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
1st |
Zach Decker |
47 |
Field Goal |
| Longview |
1st |
Jazmon Moon |
2 |
Run |
| Tyler Lee |
3rd |
Joseph Cleaver |
32 |
Field Goal |
| Tyler Lee |
4th |
Jacob Amie |
13 |
Pass |
| Longview |
4th |
Chris Lacy |
93 [-1] |
KO Return |
| Longview |
4th |
Jazmon Moon |
1 [+2] |
Run |
Longview wins 13th Straight District Game
October 15th, 2006
Longview's football team was into making copies on Friday, mainly duplicates of interceptions. The Lobos would need all of them.
Longview picked off North Mesquite quarterback Derek Wooten five times, the last an interception by Sherman Rosborough with 1:38 remaining to clinch a 35-28 Lobo victory before 4,000 spectators.
The interceptions helped Longview (4-2, 1-0) get an early jump...Read More.
Longview Lobos: 35 North Mesquite Stallions: 28
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
2nd |
D'Marcus Miles |
2 |
Run |
| Longview |
3rd |
Antajuan Guinn |
33 |
Pass [INT] |
| North Mesquite |
3rd |
Chris Spratt |
7 |
Run |
| Longview |
3rd |
Travrus Brown |
31 |
Pass |
| Longview |
3rd |
Travrus Brown |
34 [-1] |
Pass |
| North Mesquite |
3rd |
Shay Bovie |
47 |
Pass |
| North Mesquite |
4th |
Derek Wooten |
1 |
Run |
North Mesquite
| 4th |
Chris Spratt |
38 |
Run |
| Longview |
4th |
D'Marcus Miles |
32 [+2] |
Run |
Late rally not enough, Longview falls 44-27
October 5th, 2006
Lufkin's football team is ranked No. 3 in the nation by the National Prep Football Poll. Ironically, Lufkin was about three plays better than Longview on Thursday.
Those three plays were three touchdown passes from quarterback Jeremy Claybon to Ralph Thomas, the last a 60-yard strike with 4:18 remaining to defuse a Longview rally and give Lufkin a 44-27 win before 9,000 spectators and a nationally televised audience at Abe Martin...Read More
FINAL Longview: 27 Lufkin Panthers: 44
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Lufkin |
1st |
Ralph Thomas |
37 [-1] |
Pass |
| Longview |
2nd |
Stevie Johnson |
12 |
Pass |
| Lufkin |
2nd |
Dez Bryant |
4 |
Pass |
| Lufkin |
2nd |
Ralph Thomas |
44 |
Pass |
| Lufkin |
2nd |
Dez Bryant |
15 |
Pass |
| Lufkin |
2nd |
Ralph Thomas |
14 |
Run |
| Lufkin |
3rd |
Jamie Fernandez |
31 |
Field Goal |
| Longview |
3rd |
Mark Johnson |
16 |
Run |
| Longview |
4th |
Mark Johnson |
1 |
Run |
| Longview |
4th |
Chris Lacy |
78 [-1] |
Blocked FG RTN |
| Lufkin |
4th |
Ralph Thomas |
60 |
Pass |
JV/Fish Update
October 5th, 2006
This week in underclassmen football..
The Junior Varsity fell to 3-2 with a 32-14 loss to Lufkin at Lobo Stadium.
The Freshmen felt what it is like to play in Abe Martin Stadium with a 46-18 loss to Lufkin.
Lobo Shut Out Carter in 2nd Half, win 29-21
September 29th, 2006
Cornerback Chris Lacy returned a fumble 89 yards for a touchdown with 6:54 left in the third quarter, giving Longview the lead for good en route to a nondistrict win over Carter at Lobo Stadium.
Lacy's return gave Longview (3-1) a 22-21 lead. Longview then iced the win with a 65-yard touchdown pass from D'Marcus Miles to Travrus Brown with 3:55 left in the third quarter. Brown accounted for 143 total yards and two touchdowns.
Carter (3-2) took a 21-16 lead with 2:09 left in the first half on a 12-yard touchdown run by Juan McHenry. McHenry also had a 47-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and finished with 89 yards rushing.
Carter rushed for 203 yards but had four fumbles, losing two.
Jazmon Moon rushed for 110 yards and a touchdown for Longview, while Antajun Guinn and Ricardo Buchanan each had three tackles for losses. Brandon Scott had two tackles for losses for Carter...Read More
FINAL Longview: 29 Dallas Carter: 21
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
1st |
Zack Decker |
22 |
Field Goal |
| Longview |
1st |
Travrus Brown |
35 |
Run |
| Dallas |
1st |
Juan McHenry |
47 |
Run |
| Dallas Carter |
2nd |
Jeremy Watts |
5 |
Run |
| Longview |
2nd |
Jazmon Moon |
2 |
Run |
| Dallas Carter |
2nd |
Juan McHenry |
12 |
Run |
| Longview |
3rd |
Chris Lacy |
89 |
FMB Return |
| Longview |
3rd |
Travrus Brown |
65 |
Pass |
JV/Fish Update
September 29th, 2006
This week in underclassmen football..
The Junior Varsity rolled for their third straight win with a 56-6 victory over John Tyler in Longview.
The Freshmen hung on for a close victory over John Tyler in Tyler, 16-14.
Longview Homecoming 2006
September 25th, 2006
It's Longview Lobo Homecoming 2006. Your Longview Lobos (2-1) take on the the Dallas Carter Cowboys (3-1), who are coming off a 35-14 beating from Mesquite, for this year's homecoming game. Last season, Longview faced Rockwall for homecoming and pulled off a 37-35 victory. Longview looks to win their 12th straight home game and their third straight homecoming game when they take on Carter, who has never won in Longview.
Lobos roll, 38-7, for victory
September 15th, 2006
Potential was the word of the day for Longview's football team on Friday. Longview's defense showed its potential, while quarterback D'Marcus Miles gave a hint of what potential is yet to come.
The explosiveness of the defense and the efficiency of Miles combined for a surprisingly..Read More
FINAL Longview: 38 Monroe Ouachita: 7
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
1st |
Mark Johnson |
6 |
Run |
| Longview |
1st |
Travrus Brown |
50 |
Pass |
| Longview |
1st |
D'Marcus Miles |
10 |
Run |
| Longview |
1st |
Jazmon Moon |
10 |
Run |
| Longview |
2nd |
Zach Decker |
28 |
FG |
| Longview |
3rd |
Mark Johnson |
1 |
Run |
| Ouachita |
4th |
Montrell Conner |
2 |
Run |
JV/Fish Update
September 14th, 2006
This week in underclassmen football..
The Junior Varsity rolled to their second straight victory with a 38-20 victory over the Marshall Mavericks in the 2nd game of a double-header in Longview.
In the first game, the Freshmen rung up their 3rd straight win with a 22-12 win over Marshall.
Lobos win 50th against Marshall
September 8th, 2006
It was a Moon over Marshall on Friday. More precisely, it was Longview running back Jazmon Moon ruling over Mavericks, by running away from them, although the Mavericks nearly caught the Lobos at the end.
Moon rushed for 272 yards and four touchdown runs, including scoring scampers of 85 and 83 yards, and the Lobos held on for a 38-35 win...Read More
FINAL Longview: 38 Marshall: 35
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
1st |
Jazmon Moon |
8 |
Run |
| Marshall |
1st |
Lamar Green |
97 |
KO Return |
| Longview |
1st |
Jazmon Moon |
32 |
Run |
| Longview |
2nd |
Jazmon Moon |
85 |
Run |
| Marshall |
3rd |
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| Longview |
3rd |
Jazmon Moon |
83 |
Run |
| Longview |
3rd |
Zach Decker |
|
FG |
| Longview |
4th |
Mark Johnson |
33 |
Pass |
| Marshall |
4th |
Derrick Sneed |
2 |
Run |
| Marshall |
4th |
Andrew Clough |
3 |
Run |
JV/Fish Update
September 7th, 2006
This week in underclassmen football..
The Junior Varsity rebounded from a loss last week with a 16-13 victory ovr the Marshall Mavericks in Marshall.
Also, the Freshmen team kept their record unscratched with a 34-14 victory over Marshall in Longview.
#1 Rebels fight back, Win 19-15
September 2nd, 2006
Longview's defense and offense learned painful lessons on Saturday. When they needed to finish their jobs, they just couldn't do it. The difference was a defeat, by about 30 seconds.
Longview controlled most of the second half, but on its last chance, West Monroe rallied ...Read More
FINAL Longview: 15 West Monroe: 19
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
1st |
Chris Lacy |
50 [-1] |
FMB |
| West Monroe |
1st |
LaDarius Abrams |
32 |
Run |
| Longview |
2nd |
Jazmon Moon |
1 [-1] |
Run |
| West Monroe |
2nd |
Don Brown |
1 [-1] |
Run |
| Longview |
3rd |
Zach Decker |
22 |
FG |
| West Monroe |
4th |
Don Brown |
3 [-1] |
Run |
JV/Fish Update
August 31st, 2006
This week in underclassmen football..
The Junior Varsity couldn't provide enough offense againist the Robert E Lee Red Raiders and fell to Lee in Tyler.
However, the Freshmen defense came to play and shut down the Lee offense in every aspect in route to a 22-0 victory.
Longview defeats Hallsville in scrimmage
August 25th, 2006
Longview's offensive line was a concern going into its scrimmage against Hallsville on Friday. It turned out the line was fine.
The line was especially strong for Longview's running game. Despite missing...Read More
FINAL Longview: 17 Hallsville: 0
| TEAM |
QUARTER |
PLAYER |
YARDS |
TYPE |
| Longview |
1st |
Zach Decker |
40 |
FG |
| Longview |
1st |
Mark Johnson |
15 |
Pass |
| Longview |
2nd |
Johnny Garrett |
15 |
Run |
Lobos begin football drills
August 15th, 2006
Gordon Booker walked slowly to the Longview High School football locker room after Monday's practice. It was a slow, yet determined walk for the 6-1, 300-pound senior offensive tackle, and best of all, pain-free.
"Nothing is hurting," Booker said. "I have to lead the team by example, ...Read More
Lobos start practices
August 14th, 2006
Oppressive heat and physical demands await Longview's football team on Monday, when the Lobos hold their first practice of the 2006 season. Fortunately for the Lobos, the majority of them have had tastes of these physical tests.
Longview coach John King said approximately 80 percent of the varsity players have participated in voluntary workouts over the summer, lifting weights in uncomfortable conditions. Longview's first practice begins at ...Read More
Longview/Lufkin on FSN
August 7th, 2006
Breaking News: Longview @ Lufkin has been changed from Friday, October 6th, to Thursday, October 5th and will be played on Fox Sports Net National. Game time has also been changed to 7:00 PM. Read more...
Green Out Shirts Released
July 19th, 2006
The 2006 Green Out Shirts have been released to the public. You can find out more information on the 2006 Green Out game by visiting our Green Out records link by clicking the link below. We hope you make every effort to join the 2006 Lobo Fan Victory Line this season as it will be the 5th annual Longview Lobo Green Out night, featuring John Tyler for the 3rd time in the game.
View Green Out Shirts/Information about 06 Green Out.
Lobos name new coach
July 11th, 2006
Casey Pearce will become defensive coordinator and secondary coach at Longview High School, and John Berry is set to return to the Lobo football program as associate head coach pending approval by the LISD board of trustees, said head coach John King.
Pearce comes to Longview from Pilot Point, where he was the defensive coordinator. He's also been an assistant at Odessa Permian and Stamford. He played...Read More
Berry steps down as Lobo coordinator
July 10th, 2006
A key person in making the Longview football team's defense one of the best in the state has resigned.
John Berry has stepped down as Longview's defensive coordinator, a position he had held since Pat Collins became the Lobos head coach in 2000. Berry said on Thursday ..Read More
Lobos hoping to benefit from 7-on-7 football
June 17th, 2006
There is a new kind of football on Monday nights this year in Longview, and it doesn't involve the NFL brand that is jumping television networks this fall. It does involve members of Longview's football team, and it could have an impact on what they do Friday nights this fall.
Longview High School has hosted a 7-on-7 flag football league on Mondays this month. The league includes teams such as Longview, Spring Hill, White Oak and Tatum.
The league will be held the next two Mondays, with varsity games being held at 6, 7 and 8 p.m. Junior varsity games are held at 5 and 6 p.m.....Read More
The season approaches
June 4th, 2006
I've added a ton of new things as the season begins to come closer and closer, and will continue to add things. The next two things on my list are to update the Marshall and Lufkin game logs before I begin doing my predictions on the season and adding previews.
Until then, I hope you enjoy the new features and informational bits that I've added in the past couple of days. Can't wait for an awesome season.
District 12-5A Preview #1
June 1st, 2006
Longview seemingly had everything going for them last fall, but another heartbreaking first round exit ended another promising season far earlier than expected. This year, Longview enters without any real expectations..Read More
Johnson's rushing performance highlights spring game
May 20th, 2006
Longview High School football fans will have to wait until this fall to see what fancy moves running back Mark Johnson can do. What he showed on Friday was simple, with lots of speed.
Johnson's simple approach was superb in Longview's Green and White Game on Friday at Lobo Stadium, which concluded spring practice for the Lobos. Johnson gained....Read More
Lobo QB showing patience
May 3rd, 2006
D'Marcus Miles was told by his father, Dwight Miles, over the last two years to be patient and his time would come as Longview's starting quarterback. That time has come, yet Miles is still practicing patience.
Miles said he will need a little more patience because the Lobos' offense is still coming together during spring practices....Read More
Former Lobo picked by Patriots
May 1st, 2006
Baylor safety Willie Andrews, called "Mr. Intangible" by his agent, had to wait through 228 picks and nearly 30 hours of the NFL draft before the New England Patriots finally took him in the seventh round late Sunday afternoon.
"I wasn't worried," said Andrews....Read More
Lobos start filling holes as spring drills begin Monday
April 23rd 2006
Twenty-one starters, including 13 who signed college scholarships, will have to be replaced when Longview begins spring football drills on Monday.
Lobo head coach John King equates the task ahead to the 2001....Read More
2006 Season Coming Soon
April 16th, 2006
Just a quick update that LongviewLoboFootball.com is starting to get set for the 2006-2007 Longview Lobo Football season. We hope you are ready for a season that has many questions to be filled. Can Longview go 10-0 for a 3rd straight year? How about a 3rd straight District Championship? These questions and more as the '06 Football season gets underway on Saturday, September 2nd againist West Monroe.
King declines offer, Remains a Lobo
January 27th, 2006
John King has decided not to pursue the Henderson head football coach and athletic director's job further, choosing to remain at Longview High School.
He told the Longview News-Journal Friday afternoon that after dropping his two children off at day-care in the morning, he couldn't leave Longview and the Lobo football program.
"I had all the intentions of going to Henderson this morning," King said. "I came out of the school and it got to me. It came down to the kids that play for us and the effort they give. The class that they play with....Read More
King Leaving Longview?
January 26th, 2006
Henderson ISD Superintendent Tommy Alexander said Thursday that it is his school district's intention to hire current Longview head football coach John King as Henderson's athletic director and head football coach, but nothing is official yet.
Alexander said he has visited with King for the past couple days...Read More
Five Lobos named to All-State
December 17th, 2005
Five members of Longview's undefeated regular season squad were named to the 2005 Associated Press Sports Editors Class 5A All-State high school football team.
The team was voted upon by Texas sports editors across the state with selections based upon regular season statistics...Read More
Realignment
December 10th, 2005
The 2005 Texas High School Football season will come to a close next week as the Division II State Championships will be held. The next important date for Texas HS Football will be on February 2nd when the 2006-2008 Relignment will be held. Stay at LLF.com for up to the date information on the 2006 Realignment.
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