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Today’s edition · Thurs., Nov. 5

A coin flip could decide two Concho Valley playoff spots

Plus, San Angelo DPS staff are honored for helping Texans register as organ donors.

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A coin flip could decide which two of three Concho Valley teams make the playoffs

Sonora leads District 4-⁠2A Division I heading into the final week

TeamDistrictOverall
Sonora5-08-1
Ballinger4-17-2
Forsan3-27-2
Ozona3-24-5
Christoval2-33-6
Colorado City1-44-5
Reagan County0-62-8

If you follow Ozona, Forsan or Christoval, Friday night could get wild. All three could finish in a tie for third place in , and only four teams advance. The three head coaches would then meet, and a coin flip would send two teams to the playoffs and one home.

The tie happens only if all three of these results occur. Christoval coach Tanner McLean breaks down the Cougars' scenarios on the Five Star Sports Podcast.

  • Ozona loses to Ballinger
  • Forsan loses to Sonora
  • Christoval beats Colorado City

Point differential among the three would normally break the tie. But each team had a blowout win over another that passed the district's 17-point cap: Ozona beat Christoval 44-6, Forsan beat Ozona 46-22, and Christoval beat Forsan 33-13. The only thing certain for now is that Sonora will be the No. 1 seed.

Three teams, one coin flip, four playoff spots

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Lake View

The Lake View Chiefs (4-5, 1-1 in district) travel to Midland on Friday to face Midland Greenwood (5-4, 2-0), with playoff seeding and a share of the district title on the line. The Chiefs beat Andrews 31-22 in the rain last Thursday. San Angelo LIVE!

Lake View and Central both play on the road Friday

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    FridayPlayoff seeding and a share of the district title are on the line.
  • Central Bobcats
    Odessa Permian
    Fri., 7 p.m.Ratliff Stadium. Permian is 9-0 and ranked No. 25.

Central

The Central Bobcats (5-4, 1-2 in District 2-6A) face No. 25 Odessa Permian (9-0, 3-0) Friday at 7 p.m. at . Both teams will be in the playoffs next week. ConchoValleyHomepage.com

Veterans

If you're a veteran, or you're a family member or community supporter, the San Angelo Elks Lodge is serving a free hamburger meal after the Veterans Day parade on Nov. 6. Meals start at 11:30 a.m. at the lodge on South Chadbourne Street and run until the food runs out. KWFR

City offices

San Angelo city offices will close Wednesday, Nov. 11 for Veterans Day and reopen Thursday, Nov. 12. Trash collection stays on schedule. myfoxzone.com

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The fish population at O.C. Fisher is improving, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife. Fisheries biologist Lynn Wright said crews have seen fish up to four to five pounds. ConchoValleyHomepage.com

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Sixty years after winning a state title, the Central Bobcats' 1966 champions got a midfield reunion before the Bobcats' week 10 home finale. Former team captain Don Aylor and cheerleader Mary Beth Scott then looked back on the Five Star Sports Podcast. Still a champion, always a Bobcat.

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A coin flip could decide two Concho Valley playoff spots

Plus, San Angelo DPS staff are honored for helping Texans register as organ donors.

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  1. Ozona, Forsan and Christoval could need a coin flip for a playoff spot
  2. Which Friday football game are you following most?
  3. San Angelo DPS staff honored for organ donor registration
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