SAN ANTONIO - – In case you missed Instant Replay Sunday night, here are some of this past weekend's top sports headlines:
TEXANS TOP JETS
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The Houston Texans got back on track in The Meadowlands with a 29-22 comeback win over the jets. Texans receiver Deandre Hopkins continued to show why he is one of the NFL's best receivers, catching 10 passes for 170 yards and two touchdowns, including the game-winner.
COWBOYS WIN STREAK SNAPPED
The Dallas Cowboys rode into Indianapolis on a five game win streak, but returned to Dallas looking to regroup following a 23-0 loss to the Colts. It's the first time the Cowboys were held off the scoreboard since 2003.
SPURS FALTER AT HOME
Speaking of win streaks ending, look no further than the San Antonio Spurs. The Silver and Black looked good early Saturday night against the Bulls, but were outscored 55-31 in the second half, squandering a 21-point lead to fall 98-93. The win sends the Spurs back to .500 at 15-15.
PRO FOOTBALL RETURNS TO THE ALAMO CITY
Pro football returned to the Alamo City this week as the San Antonio Commanders of the Alliance of American Football held their first mini-camp. The team is led by head coach Mike Riley and will open its inaugural season Feb. 20 against the San Diego Fleet at the Alamodome.
For more on the team's first-ever practice, click here.
For more on a local connection trying to make the team, click here.
RAMPAGE WIN THREE STRAIGHT
Three straight home games have led to three straight wins for the San Antonio Rampage. The team snagged a 5-2 win over the Iowa Wild on Sunday at AT&T Center. The Rampage return to action Dec. 21 with a road trip to the Texas Stars.
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The Warren High School boys basketball team has raced out to an impressive 14-2 start and lead the District 28-6A standings. Jake Kobersky has more on the Warriors' season.