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Miscues spoil McKinney North’s early surge in loss to Melissa
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· October 30, 2026
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McKINNEY – Despite being one of the area’s foremost rushing offenses this season, the McKinney North football team hadn’t experienced many shortcomings with ball security during its 4-1 start to District 5-5A Division I play.
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