- West Texas A&M - looking more and more like a top 10 team
- Midwestern State - running game continues to impress
- Abilene Christian - up and down season back on the upswing
- Tarleton State - another close loss for the Texans
- Angelo State - not quite ready to challenge for the top of the LSC
- Incarnate Word - solid win at home
- Eastern New Mexico - turnovers and poor special teams lead to 42 point loss
- Texas A&M-Commerce - offense couldn't get started until down 24-0
- Texas A&M-Kingsville - just can't get out of their own way
Week Six Superlatives
Offense - Keidrick Jackson, Midwestern State - the LSC's top running back had 193 yards and 3 TDs rushing against #18 West Alabama. Jackson saved the best for last, breaking a 45 yard TD run on a fourth and one play midway through the fourth quarter, extending a one point lead to eight and giving MSU their fourth straight win.
Defense - Curtis Slater, West Texas A&M - had interceptions on back to back Angelo State drives in the third quarter. He interecepted his first pass on the WT 15 yard line and returned it 85 for a Buffalo TD, extending WT's lead to 25-3. Angelo State turned around on the very next possession and drove the ball down to WT's 9 yard line, before Slater ended the threat, picking off a second down pass at WT's 5, returning it 39 yards, setting the Buffs up for another scoring drive.
Special Teams - Cade Stone, Abilene Christian - set the pace for the Wildcats, returning the opening kickoff 92 yards for a touchdown.
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