11/07/2009Tyler John Tyler 41, DeSoto 40 DeSoto scored with 16 seconds left, but its two-point conversion failed, giving Tyler John Tyler a 41-40 victory.11/01/2009High school volleyball playoff preview Since a player-coach meeting, the McKinney Boyd Broncos have gone 13-3 in volleyball. They defeated Coppell. They defeated Allen. They finished second in their district. Of course, this turnaround wasn't all about a meeting. 10/31/2009DeSoto 50, Mesquite Horn 37 Ryan Polite threw for 338 yards and five touchdowns, and Marcus Murphy rushed for 245 yards and two scores as DeSoto stayed undefeated in District 11-5A play.10/24/2009DeSoto 52, Mesquite 10 DeSoto raced to a quick lead and never looked back in an 11-5A romp over Mesquite.10/17/2009DeSoto 28, Tyler Lee 21 DeSoto needed some late heroics from senior tailback Marcus Murphy and its defense to hold off Tyler Lee, 28-21, at Trinity Mother Frances Rose Stadium.10/10/2009DeSoto 48, North Mesquite 27 Quarterback Ryan Polite threw for 458 yards and five touchdowns as DeSoto surged past North Mesquite in the District 11-5A opener for both teams.10/06/2009DeSoto forward commits to Texas A&M DeSoto senior Keith Davis said Tuesday that he has orally committed to play basketball for Texas A&M. Davis, a 6-9 power forward, was a defensive specialist last season for DeSoto, the defending UIL 5A state champion.10/08/2009Despite cast on arm, DeSoto receiver David Porter has thrived Protective covering on arm comes off today, but teammates joke that remarkable junior might be better off to keep it09/28/2009Texas A&M's Gray, Miller to honor paralyzed DeSoto student Texas A&M defensive end Von Miller and tailback Cyrus Gray haven't forgotten their DeSoto roots. For Saturday's game with Arkansas at Cowboys Stadium, the two plan to honor DeSoto junior Corey Borner, who was paralyzed while making a tackle in practice May 6. 09/26/2009Half full: DeSoto's Porter scores 4 first-half TDs in 56-35 win With the first half DeSoto junior David Porter had Friday, one only could imagine what he might have done with two healthy arms. 09/23/2009Spotlight on: DeSoto vs. Flower Mound After its three-point defeat to Cedar Hill in the season opener, DeSoto has won three consecutive games.09/20/2009Skyline at Lake Highlands 7:30 p.m. Friday at Wildcat-Ram Stadium09/19/2009DeSoto's offense keeps on rolling Duncanville ran into another lightning storm Friday night. But this time it came in the form of DeSoto's electric offense.09/16/2009In focus: Darius Terrell, DeSoto, Sr., WR Terrell, who has orally committed to Texas, had 10 catches for 166 yards and three touchdowns in a victory over Plano two weeks ago.09/13/2009Allen at Euless Trinity 7:30 p.m. Friday at Bedford's Pennington Field09/12/2009DeSoto overcomes mistakes in 13-10 win over Berkner Running back Marcus Murphy had 255 yards of total offense plus a 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to lead DeSoto to a 13-10 win over Richardson Berkner.09/05/2009Power trio leads DeSoto over Plano, 45-15 Plano featured one of the best offensive trios in the state last season. But now it's DeSoto's turn.09/04/2009Paralyzed DeSoto football player inspires team
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Four months after suffering a devastating injury in practice, Corey Borner is back at Eagle Stadium, watching his teammates practice from a wheelchair.
Receiver Devin Sanders (3) and his DeSoto teammates felt like they let one get away in their season-opening loss to Cedar Hill.
DeSoto's mantra this week has been "We can't let Cedar Hill beat us twice." The Eagles, writes Brandon George, can't hang their heads over a 44-41 loss to Cedar Hill because Friday they host a Plano team that's also coming off a tough opening loss. Video: Week 1 preview Schedules: Thu. | Fri. | Sat. | Mon. Blog: High schools Football
Cedar Hill wide receiver John Coleman is hoisted into the air by teammates after scoring a touchdown in a 44-41 win over DeSoto.
ESPN brought in temporary lights Saturday to make sure Longhorn Stadium had the right look for national television, writes Matt Wixon. But Cedar Hill and DeSoto didn't need an extra spotlight to show their season opener was perfect for prime time. In another classic Battle of the Beltline, Cedar Hill fell behind by three touchdowns before rallying for a wild 44-41 victory over its neighbor. Video: Game report Blog: High Schools School pages:Cedar Hill | DeSoto
