The first home football game since the shooting at Robb Elementary was always going to be emotional, but Uvalde's improbable, last-second 34-28 win over Eagle Pass Winn made it unforgettable.
PUBLISHED 5:43 PM CDT Sep. 05, 2022UVALDE, Texas — A day that began in silence became a night that ended in celebration in Uvalde.
“It’s just really emotional," said Uvalde senior receiver Devon Franklin. “I really don’t know how to explain it." “It was meant to go out and then go in," Jimenez said about the play. "But there was nobody there, so I had to go around. I looked and there was open grass.”
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