Georgetown 49, Wylie 19 — A slow start and rough close to the first half cost the Bulldogs any chance they had to put some pressure on the Eagles in the second half Friday. But Wylie showed some fight over the final two quarters, finding the end zone three times after going to halftime down 29-0.

Trailing just 10-0 with less than three minutes remaining the first half, the Bulldogs allowed 19 points over the final 2:01 of the second quarter, turning a manageable deficit into an insurmountable one by the start of the second half.

The loss was the 13th in a row for Wylie, which will travel to Lubbock to take on Monterey this week. The Bulldogs will try to build on a solid second-half showing Friday that included three touchdown passes, including scoring receptions of 53 and 25 yards by Creed Cooper.