Dallas’s Comeback Ran Out of Offense
The Mavericks recovered from fourteen points down against San Antonio, then scored only seventeen in the final quarter of a 122-106 defeat.
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The Mavericks recovered from fourteen points down against San Antonio, then scored only seventeen in the final quarter of a 122-106 defeat.
The Mavericks’ 34-point halftime lead carried them to a 121-105 victory, but Indiana’s 62-44 second half exposed a less convincing side of Dallas’s performance.
4 McKinney teams played this week, and the town went 1-3. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
Wyatt Johnston ended his scoreless opening stretch, then helped set up the goal that Dallas needed to reach overtime.
Cooper Flagg scored efficiently and reached the foul line in Houston. Dallas still needed cleaner creation around him—and from him.
Tuesday's votes also shelved a 32-acre annexation for townhomes and retail on North Custer Road and postponed a small townhome rezoning near downtown, the city's online meeting record shows.
Tuesday’s Mavericks assessment placed Cooper Flagg’s partnership with Kyrie Irving where it belongs: in the daily work of creating advantages together, not in a verdict based on one exhibition highlight.
The Mavericks’ decision to waive Dwight Powell created room for Moussa Cissé to earn center minutes, but Daniel Gafford, Dereck Lively II and Morez Johnson Jr. leave the role unsettled.
George Pickens led the Cowboys in receiving at Green Bay. His six catches were valuable, but they could not connect an offense that kept wasting opportunities.
FC Dallas held 43.2% possession but led Houston 15-11 in shots and 6-3 in attempts on target, a 2-2 draw that made passing totals a poor substitute for judging attacking threat.
Atlanta collected 17 offensive rebounds to Dallas’ 12, yet the Mavericks scored more second-chance points. The contradiction reveals a possession problem more precise than a vague complaint about toughness.
4 McKinney teams played this week, and the town went 2-2. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
Marcus Sasser’s 41.5% 3-point shooting in Detroit gives Dallas a plausible spacing tool, but Dusty May’s limited-minutes plan makes Friday an introduction rather than a verdict.
Tobi Lawal gave the Dallas Mavericks 16 points, eight perfect free throws and zero turnovers Wednesday. His six fouls also kept him off the floor when Dallas needed its late rally to finish.
Christian Parker’s new vantage point is a reasonable adjustment after Dallas’ defensive start. The fair test is whether the Cowboys turn it into fewer missed tackles and explosive plays.
Council votes Oct. 20 on an agreement with HD Sports & Hospitality and Parkhill to plan Project Kepler near Bloomdale Road and Taylor Burk Drive, splitting a $1 million master-planning bill with the developer.
After a 27-17 season and a first-round exit to the Valkyries, Miller told The IX Sports that re-signing restricted free agent Awak Kuier is "absolutely" a priority and that defense is the club's biggest growth area.
4 McKinney teams played this week, and the town went 1-3. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
Tampa Bay erased Dallas’ halftime advantage with an 86-yard, two-play touchdown drive, exposing explosive-play problems before three turnovers made the deficit too costly to overcome.
Antoine Winfield Jr. and Benjamin Morrison are officially out for Tampa Bay, creating more passing possibilities for Dallas without erasing the Buccaneers’ disciplined defense.
Tampa Bay safety Tykee Smith sees Dallas’ moving receivers as a communication challenge. The Cowboys’ answer will depend on whether Dak Prescott can recognize disguised coverage without letting Tampa dictate every check.
Monday’s walkthrough showed Tyler Smith is moving forward, but Tuesday’s lone full practice must answer more questions than a normal week can accommodate.