Argyle 41, Gilmer 14

From The Gilmer Mirror:
THE OVERACHIEVING 2010 GILMER BUCKEYES met a foe in the third round of the Class 3A Division II playoffs in Ennis Saturday afternoon that they couldn’t tame. The Bucks fought hard, as they have all season, and never gave up, but undefeated Argyle proved to be the better team and garnered a 41-14 victory.

Read more: The Gilmer Mirror - Buckeyes fall to Argyle

From the Longview News-Journal:
Argyle's big plays knock Buckeyes out of playoffs

From the Tyler Morning Telegraph:
Defending Champion Gilmer Buckeyes Ousted

From MaxPreps:
Photo Gallery by Robbie Rakestraw

From the Denton Record-Chronicle:
Argyle whips Gilmer to move on in playoffs

From HOOKEM 247™:
LIVE in Ennis for Argyle-Gilmer

Prospect Analysis: Argyle-Gilmer

From WFAA Channel 8, Dallas:
Wade Phillips breaks silence on firing

From Argyle Athletics Booster Club:
Argyle Runs Past Gilmer for 41-14 Victory

Congratulations to the Gap Soldiers for a memorable 2010 season. We look forward to watching and supporting our next Gilmer Buckeyes team in 2011. Go Buckeyes!

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