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"The Score" Podcast
Winter Rodeo Report: Clay Smith and Jake Long, Andrew Ward and Buddy Hawkins
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
Clay Smith and Jake Long Continue 2023 Win Streak with Denver Championship
Following a disappointing NFR, Clay Smith and Jake Long seized the 2023 rodeo season start with back-to-back wins in Texas and Colorado.
"The Score" Podcast
2022 NFR Round 2: Clay Smith and Jake Long
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
Heating Up: Smith and Long Get Round 2 Win After Tough Start
Clay Smith and Jake Long hammered their Round 2 steer.
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
Can ANYONE Actually Catch Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira?
Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira lead the rest of the field with the widest margin in team roping history entering the 2022 NFR.
Team Roping News
Smith and Long Bear Down for Final Push: “If You Don’t Have a Little Bit of Nerves, You’re Not Telling the Truth”
Jake Long will rope at his 12th Wrangler National Finals Rodeo come December, entering rodeo's fourth quarter second in the PRCA World Standings with $119,807.66. But the pressure is still on in a big way, as the Coffeyville, Kansas heeler has to stay hooked to guarantee his header, two-time World Champion Clay Smith, a spot in Las Vegas.
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
Age-Defying Feats and Other Labor Day Circuit Updates
In the Badlands, veteran circuit finals champ Matt Zancanella holds an affirming lead over the young guns, while bubble battles emerge throughout the circuits.
"The Score" Podcast
Clay Smith and Jake Long Make Big Moves at Ellensburg Rodeo
Clay Smith and Jake Long join Chelsea Shaffer on this episode of "The Short Score," brought to you by Purina.
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
“Fifth in the World at Cheyenne Makes the Finals”
Rodeo cowboys' old wives tale is that however much the fifth-place guy has won at the end of July makes the NFR.
Team Roping News
How’s Clay Smith Doing, You Ask?
An update on Clay Smith who suffered two broken bones between his right knee and ankle on June 28 at the World's Oldest Rodeo in Prescott, Arizona.