Week 4 preview: No. 3 La Vega (3-0) at University (2-1)
It can’t be ignored that La Vega has outscored its first 3 opponents 139-30. That's an extremely tough test for University, stumbling off a 24-point road loss to Stony Point.
Summary by The Waco Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Michael Haag, as published by Waco Tribune-Herald · · 1 min read
It can’t be ignored that La Vega has outscored its first 3 opponents 139-30. That's an extremely tough test for University, stumbling off a 24-point road loss to Stony Point.
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