Caldwell scored 35 first half points Oct. 9 to hand Salado Eagles their 19th straight loss under coach Brent Graham by the score of 56-13. The last time Salado varsity Eagles won a football game was on Oct. 11, 2013.

While it seems an eternity since the Eagles have won a game, Salado is not even close to the records set by other Texas high school football teams in terms of losing. Houston Scarborough, earlier this season, broke a 59 game losing streak. Last year, at 0-10, Houston Scarborough actually went to the playoffs because their district only had four teams.

Dawson was 0-43 until it beat Texas Win in September and Grand Saline broke its 31-game streak beating Kerens.

Salado has three chances left to notch a win in 2015 and one of those is on the road against a top 10 team, LaGrange on Oct. 30.

The Eagles will host Giddings this week with kick off at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 16. The Giddings Buffaloes are 6-0 coming off of a bye week before they open district here in Salado. The Buffaloes beat Gonzales and Wimberley on the road 28-0 and 35-24 respectively. In their first home game, they escaped Bellville 28-26 and then shellacked Columbus 69-31 in a home game. Giddings got past Sealy 38-35 and beat Cuero handily 45-26 on the road.

Caldwell’s Joseph Crnkovic had touchdown passes of 33 yards and 45 yards to get the Tigers out to an early 14-0 lead.

Trey Sheppard scored a 21 yard touchdown and Alex Carmona added the extra point to bring the score to 14-7, the closest Salado would be for the rest of the night.

Crnkovic connected with Dominique Chambers for a 58 yard touchdown, their second one of the first half. Crnkovic also dove in from the two yard line to give Caldwell a 28-7 halftime lead.

Chambers intercepted two passes by Salado quarterback Ryan Kyburz to give Caldwell a 42-7 lead in the third. He returned the first one 63 yards and the second one 5 yards.

Late in the third, Tyler Armstrong scored on an 8 yard run for the Eagles to bring the score to 42-14 going into the fourth.

Crnkovic threw his fourth touchdown pass of the night in the fourth quarter, this time a connection of 18 yards to William Deleon.

Caldwell’s final touchdown came on a 25 yard by Will Faust.

Caldwell had 475 yards total offense while Salado had 212 yards offense.