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Indiana’s reserves scored 47 points and repeatedly answered Dallas’ pushes, but Cooper Flagg, Kyrie Irving and a few extra possessions carried the Mavericks to a 125-122 win.
The Cowboys moved the ball brilliantly in Indianapolis, but poor third-down conversion, two lost fumbles and a missed field goal turned a 508-yard afternoon into a 27-23 escape.
Zakye Barker’s forced fumble and Bryce Garza’s recovery set up a five-play touchdown drive that pushed North Texas from a 24-14 lead to a 31-14 advantage over Rice in 1:17.
Morez Johnson Jr.’s offensive rebound at 6:33 of the third quarter illustrated how Dallas turned 21 extra possessions into 20 second-chance points during a 112-100 win.
The Stars’ 0-for-1 power play is too small a sample for an overhaul. In their 2-1 shootout loss at Columbus, the larger issue was failing to create a second even-strength goal against Cam Talbot.
Dylan Harper supplied San Antonio with timely offense beside Victor Wembanyama, then secured the final rebound to close a 112-111 win over Dallas.
The Stars beat Washington 6-5, but the Capitals’ third-period goals came through two very different problems: an altered even-strength puck and a late 6-on-5 finish.
The Kings’ 115-100 victory in Dallas developed in stages: a one-point halftime lead became seven after three, then 19 late after the Mavericks’ final push met another Sacramento response.
A safety, Kendrick Raphael’s touchdown run and a two-point conversion put SMU ahead 27-20. The Mustangs then lost their grip on possession and Syracuse won 30-27.
The Mavericks surrendered attempts and offensive rebounds to Houston, then used a 28-10 fast-break advantage to win 116-111.
Taylor’s goal-line takeaway briefly halted Florida Atlantic, but North Texas still needed a touchdown response and a late sack to finish its 48-41 victory.
Daniel Job and Herman Johansson gave FC Dallas a new second-half look, but the response produced chances rather than the goal needed in a 2-0 loss to Columbus.
Justin Hryckowian’s second goal in two games gave Dallas a brief foothold, but the Stars’ primary scorers supplied too little volume around it.
George Pickens supplied Dallas’ most demanding touchdown reception, while CeeDee Lamb and Ryan Flournoy gave Dak Prescott enough complementary answers in a 38-21 win over Philadelphia.
A late burst carried FC Dallas past San Jose, ending the Earthquakes’ nine-match unbeaten run and widening the gap in the Western Conference’s home-field race.
Dallas gave its new coach a 121-105 victory in Indiana, along with a promising passing blueprint and a foul problem that will not stay harmless forever.
Eight points have moved the Stars to 6-3-1. Two recent overtime finishes show how consequential the late work has been.
Alperen Sengun scored, passed and extended possessions in Houston’s win. His varied contribution deserves attention beyond the Rockets’ thirty-point scorers.
Eighteen saves helped Dallas stay within reach in its 3-2 overtime win, without making the result a one-man goaltending rescue.
Powell’s fifth-place standing in Mavericks appearances deserves appreciation, even as Dallas chooses how to use its limited roster space.
Two interference calls helped Green Bay finish its final touchdown drive before halftime. Dallas penalties were costly, but they were part of a broader failure in the 23-13 defeat.
FC Dallas brought El Capitán back to North Texas and escaped Houston with a point, yet the 2-2 draw exposed the cost of losing a lead immediately after halftime.
Irving drilled 5 of 7 3-pointers but made only 1 of 4 free throws as Atlanta beat Dallas 135-111, turning an uneven offensive night into a preseason rout.
From Tuesday’s booth announcement to Thursday’s likely sideline stay, Dallas is still refining Christian Parker’s game-day workflow. Mike Pettine adds valuable front-seven expertise, but nothing indicates a change in authority.
Seattle’s unbeaten streak stopped at nine matches as FC Dallas won 1-0, combining Kaick’s finish with Daniel’s seven saves across the match.
Jake Oettinger stopped 22 shots in Dallas’ 3-2 loss to Colorado, keeping the Stars in range while their attack leaned too heavily on Tyler Seguin and Roope Hintz.