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The Lobos lead the series, 41-37-4. Longview won the last meeting, 35-28, in 2017.
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August 30th, 2019
Next Game: Longview will take on the Lufkin Panthers from John Outlaw Memorial Field at Abe Martin Stadium in the 83rd meeting between the two schools, at 7:30 PM on Friday, August 310th.
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For that reason, Lobo head coach John King deemed the four-week spring practice slate a success.
"The big thing is that we accomplished what we set out to do," King said. "We found out about our football team, the good and the bad.
"Now, it's about ...read more.
Moving the ball offensively, flying around to the ball offensively and a number of players getting their hands on the ball were the top priorities in the annual Green-White Game at Lobo Stadium.
"I think our defense did a good job of ...read more.
Sputtering at times and excelling at others so far this spring, consistency is the top priority as the Longview Lobos head into the final full week of spring practice.
"Good, bad and ugly - we've seen it all and there has been plenty of it all," Longview head coach John King said. "All of the little things add up, whether it's...read more.
As spring football gets going for the defending champs, Lobo head coach John King said the preparation must be as if they were looking for the first one in 82 years.
"I'm preparing like it's going to be the...read more.
A few minutes prior, the photos were taken and the applause ended.
It was back to work for the 2019 Longview Lobos.
"We're building towards...read more.
The Lobos, who ran the table in 2018, will open the 2019 season on the road against Lufkin on Aug. 30 before hosting Marshall in Week 2 and travelling to John Tyler on Sept. 13, Longview head coach John King confirmed this week.
Kickoff against the Lions is set for ...read more.
Behind a gritty effort from the Longview offense and an even more gutsy effort from the Lobo defense, Longview claimed the Class 6A, Division II state championship and a perfect 16-0 season with a 35-34 win over Beaumont West Brook on Saturday at AT&T Stadium.
Longview brings home its first state championship since ...read more.
May 25th, 2019
Questions were answered and a few more remain as the Longview Lobos wrapped up spring camp heading into the summer with August just a couple flips of the calendar page away.
May 20th, 2019
Longview got a little bit of everything and just what they wanted overall on Monday to cap spring practice.
May 11th, 2019
A big pass then a dropped ball. A long run followed by a busted assignment. A sack followed by a missed tackle.
April 27th, 2019
It took 81 years for the Longview Lobos to overcome the challenge of bringing home a state title.
April 6th, 2019
Footballs were in the air as the sounds of screams and whistles echoed through Lobo Stadium this past Thursday on a bright, early-spring day.
March 20th, 2019
Defending Class 6A, Division II state champion Longview will open the season against three-straight rivals before travelling back to Louisiana for a reunion with a familiar foe.
December 23rd, 2018
After knocking and knocking and knocking on the doorstep of bringing home a state championship, the Longview Lobos kicked the door down on Saturday.
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