HeyJaredPatrick Higgins
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- Sep 23, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Fort Worth Weekly
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- Jul 8, 2026
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There Goes My Hero (opens the original)
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It’s Week 2, and I’m already block walking and knocking doors in the campaign for Dak for MVP. “Hello. Do you have a moment to discuss our lord and savior, Rayne Dakota Prescott? Please, take a flyer.” The Mississippi State product has just entered his 11th campaign, and through the first two weeks, he’s already playing as if it could be his best yet. As is typically the case against this particular foe, Prescott was unstoppable in Sunday’s home opener at AT&T Stadium against the Washington Comm
Cowboys Season Preview (opens the original)
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Glory, glory, hallelujah! We made it. Despite temps still flirting with triple digits, the first real harbinger of fall is upon us. Football season is underway! College football is already one week in, and by the time many of you read this, the NFL will already have played a game (or two). America’s most dominant sports league continues inching toward its ultimate objective of having a game every night as Week 1 officially kicks off with a Super Bowl LX rematch between the defending champs, the
All In (But for Real) (opens the original)
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It’s finally time to utter the best four-word sequence you can hear during the summer. No, not “high below 100 degrees,” though that’s pretty close, but the heavenly musical trill of “Football is back, baby!” We made it, kids. We’re safely on the other side of that unbearable gauntlet between the NBA and Stanley Cup finals and the NFL Hall of Fame game. That dark time where the closest thing to sports enjoyment is the exhausting midseason dog-day slog of the Rangers trying to stay in sight of .5
Notes and News (opens the original)
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It’s been only two years since one of the area’s most celebrated Americana outfits released what was supposed to be their swansong. Left Arm Tan’s Undefeated was intended to be their last big swing. But champs don’t stay on the mat for long. Shortly after LAT’s end and a dalliance with a new band, the cosmic rockers Marfa Lights, guitarist and principal songwriter Daniel Hines suffered an injury and subsequent surgeries that left him unable to play for a time. As he slowly recovered and began to
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