Friday Night Lights – Week 2

[Sirhornsalot]

Welcome Aboard!

I'd like to begin this one by giving a great, big shout out to all the various Longhorns websites and even people like the Dallas Morning News for turning their attention to the status and achievements of our Texas verbal pledges as the season goes on. When Aaron let me begin this a few years ago, I did it because no one else was doing it. There was a real deficiency of that information for Longhorns fans. And now, there is not. Everybody is keeping up. Bravo. We'll keep doing it anyway.

Lots of Doubt Left Behind in Beaumont Area, Games Cancelled
(Courtesy Beaumont Enterprise)
The District 22-5A executive committee will meet sometime this week to discuss the start of district football play, multiple coaches confirmed Monday.
Sustained flooding and other obstacles from Hurricane Harvey canceled games last week and this week and have put future games in doubt.
District 22-5A is supposed to start its eight-game district schedule next Friday.
Vidor coach Jeff Mathews estimated 80 percent of his players were evacuated last week and isn't sure when they will return.

Mathews said he lost him home to flooding and still has six feet of water in his house.
Vidor, whose week two game against Pasadena Memorial was canceled, is scheduled to open district play at home against Central.
"I don't know when we're going to be able to play football again," Mathews said. "Most of us are just trying to find a place to live."

Lumberton coach Chris Babin said 18 of the nearly 100 Raider football players he's spoken with have water damage in their homes.
Babin met with the Lumberton football team Monday for the first time since the flooding.
Lumberton was supposed to host Hamshire-Fannett on Friday in its final non-district game.
"When the committee meets, we need to make sure we're sensitive to the areas that were hit the hardest," Babin said. "I'm not sure what the solution will be but we need to be mindful of the teams that have got it the worst."
The city of Beaumont still doesn't have drinkable water, which means Ozen or Central can't practice until the issue is resolved.
Ozen coach Ed Taylor said he received water in his home.

Central coach Jeff Nelson said some of his players evacuated to places like Jasper and Lake Charles but expects most of his team back Tuesday.
Both school canceled their week two games.
Port Arthur Memorial also canceled its week two game against Westside.
"We've got to put the teams that were damaged the most first," Nelson said. "We have to think about their safety and helping them get back to a normal life."
Nederland and Port Neches-Groves are planning on playing their week two games, against Dayton and Baytown Sterling, respectively.
Nederland coach Monte Barrow said his team will have a light practice today then resume full practice Tuesday.
Barrow said Nederland was fortunate because it didn't get flooded as badly as cities like Vidor and Port Arthur.
Baytown Lee and Livingston - the other two 22-5A teams - will play their regularly scheduled games this week.
"You feel for those kids and coaches in the areas that were hardest hit," Barrow said. "We will do what we can for them."

Some Houston area teams getting back in action
(Courtesy Houston Chronicle)
Clear Lake and Clear Brook will play their week two football opponents this week, but Clear Creek, Clear Falls and Clear Springs aren't as fortunate.
The Falcons will be the first CCISD team in action when they play at Texas City at 7 p.m., Friday while the Wolverines will travel to play La Porte at 7 p.m., Saturday.
"We don't have school (this) week, and we're still waiting on approval from the district to practice," Clear Falls head coach Zach Head said Friday.

"Practice would be on a voluntary basis, but it does get us back into a little bit of normalcy. Dr. (Greg) Smith and Dr. (Scott) Bockart will meet and make that decision. A lot of things go into it, foremost being safety issues."
With each of the five high schools that have football teams falling under the same umbrella, one school can't start practice before another, even though its facilities may be in better shape than the others.

"It's a district-wide thing," Head said. "Either all of us practice or none us practice."
Games canceled this week include Clear Creek-Channelview and Clear Falls-Bellaire.
Clear Springs will scrimmage Pasadena Dobie, its week two opponent.
Games on Friday, Sept. 15 will have Clear Brook at South Houston, Clear Creek at Houston Heights, Pasadena Rayburn at Clear Falls and La Porte at Clear Springs.
"We're very fortunate out here," Head said of the Clear Falls campus. "Pretty much everything seems to be OK. There is some damage in the concession stand, and some cabinets and refrigerators had some damage. Our turf is in good shape, and the school itself did not take on water."

NOTABLE GAMES THIS WEEK

Allen vs Shreveport Evangel
Liberty-Eylau vs Carthage
Tatum vs Henderson
Arp vs Hughes Springs
Southlake Carroll vs Tulsa Union
DeSoto vs Denton Guyer
Mesquite Poteet vs Denton Ryan
San Angelo Central vs Byron Nelson
McGregor vs Sunnyvale
Ennis vs John Tyler
Steele vs Lake Travis
Waxahachie vs Highland Park
Nacogdoches vs Lufkin
Yoakum vs Cuero
Cedar Park vs Vandegrift
Austin Westlake vs Niceville, Fla.

CANCELLED
The much anticipated matchup between Spring Westfield (Keondre Coburn) and Euless Trinity has been cancelled due to the flooding in Houston. Trinity will instead play the Montgomery Bears at Pennington Field at 7 pm Friday.

SCRIMMAGE
While many games in the Houston area were cancelled, Katy and Manvel have agreed to scrimmage each other this Friday night at Legacy Stadium, beginning at 6 p.m. It’s not an official game, but should make for some serious fireworks between two high quality teams.

McKEE HURT
Texas target and QB recruit Tanner McKee rolled his ankle in the 1st qtr of Saturday night’s game with IMG and was helped off the field. He did not return. His backup was knocked out of the game a few plays later. Centennial finished the half and the game with their 3rd string QB.

Caden Sterns had an interception and a kick off return for a TD last Friday night.

TEXAS COMMITS



2018 CLASS

1. BJ FOSTER, S, Angleton vs El Campo, Friday, Sept 8, 7 pm, Wildcat Stadium 
Foster’s game was cancelled last week.

2. BRENNAN EAGLES, WR, Alief Taylor  vs Cypress Falls, Friday, Sept. 8, Pridgeon Stadium cancelled
Eagles’ game was cancelled last week

3. CADEN STERNS, S, #5 Cibolo Steele  vs Defeated Madison Mavericks 36-3. Sterns returned an attempted on-side kick 50 yards for a touchdown. He also had an interception.
This week – vs #6 Lake Travis Friday, Sept 1, 7:30 p.m. at Lake Travis

4. JALEN GREEN, CB, Houston Heights  vs Crosby, Saturday, Sept. 9, 7 pm, Delmar Stadium cancelled
Last week’s game was cancelled.

5. ALVONTE WOODARD, WR, Houston Lamar  vs Hightower, Thursday, Sept 7, 7 pm, Ken Hall Stadium cancelled
Last week’s game was cancelled.

6. DEMARVION OVERSHOWN, S, Arp, lost to Tatum Eagles 14-0, Friday, 
Arp vs Hughes Springs Friday Sept 8, 7:30 pm, Mustang Stadium (Hughes Springs)

7. AYODELE ADEOYE, LB, IMG Academy defeated Centennial (Cal), 40-20. No stats available.
This week – vs. St Frances Academy, Friday, Sept 8, 7 pm, Baltimore

8. CAMERON RISING, QB, Newbury Park CA  defeated Agoura 49-21, Friday. Rising was 12 of 17 for 169 yards and 1 TD. He also rushed for a 20-yd TD.
This week – vs Westlake, Sept. 1, 7 pm Newbury Park.

9. KEAONTAY INGRAM, RB, Carthage defeated Gladewater Bears 49-7, Friday. Ingram rushed only 5 times but gained 137 yards and scored two TDs.
This week – vs Liberty-Eylau Friday Sept. 8, 7:30 pm, Bulldog Stadium (Carthage)

10. RONDALE MOORE, WR, Louisville Trinity KY  defeated Cinncinatti Moehller, 38-30 Saturday. Moore set two school records with a 22 catches for 304 yards (number of catches, most yards). Three of those catches were for touchdowns.
This week – vs Louisville Male, Friday Sept. 8, 7:30 p.m., (Trinity)

11. CASEY THOMPSON, QB, Newcastle OK, lost to Noble 35-21, Friday. Thompson completed 14 of 33 passes for 205 yards and a TD.
This week – vs Tuttle, Friday Sept. 8, 7:30  pm, at Tuttle

12. BYRON HOBBS, LB, FW Eastern Hills  defeated Dallas Pinkston 51-3, Saturday. Hobbs had two sacks, caused a safety, had a pick-six TD, and caught a two pt conversion pass.
Sept. 2, 7:30 p.m., Handley Field (Ft Worth)

13. REESE MOORE, OT, Seminole lost to Lubbock High 20-17, Friday, 
This week – vs Idalou, Friday Sept. 8, 7:30 pm, Reddell Field

14. DOMINICK WOOD-ANDERSON, TE, AZ Western College defeated Eastern Arizona, 21-14 Saturday. DW-A had 1 reception for 7 yards.
This week – vs. Pima, Saturday, Sept. 9, 7 p.m. Tucson
radio – 560 AM KBLU

15. CAMERON DICKER, K, Austin Lake Travis lost to Converse Judson 65-45, Friday,

This week – vs Steele Friday Sept. 8, 7:30 pm, Lake Travis.

16. KEONDRE COBURN, DT, Houston Spring Westfield vs Euless Trinity, Friday, Sept. 8, 7:00 pm Pennington Field - cancelled
Last week’s game was cancelled

17. MALCOM EPPS, TE, Spring Dekaney vs. Atascocita, Friday, Sept. 8, 7 pm, cancelled
GP Northshore game was cancelled

18. RHAFITI GHIRMAI, OL, Frisco Wakeland defeated Frisco Liberty, 51-17 Friday. 
This week – vs. Lucas Lovejoy, Thursday, Sept. 7, 7 p.m. Toyota Stadium

2019 CLASS

1. ROSCHON JOHNSON, QB, Port Neches-Groves vs Sterling, Friday, Sept. 1, Indian Stadium. Cancelled
Last week’s game was cancelled.

AP TEXAS HS POLLS

Class 6A
School   Total      Points   Prv
1. Allen (18)        (1-0)      228         1
2. Katy (2)            (0-0)      191         2
3. Converse Judson (1)  (1-0)      185         4
4. DeSoto (2)      (1-0)      172         3
5. Cibolo Steele (1)          (1-0)      165         5

6. Austin Westlake          (1-0)      128         7
7. The Woodlands            (0-0)      87           9
8. Galena Park North Shore         (0-0)      57           10
9. Lake Travis     (0-1)      32           6
10. Cedar Hill      (0-1)      27           8

Others receiving votes: 11, Garland Sachse 9. 11, Southlake Carroll 9. 13, Tyler 7. 13, Coppell 7. 15, Klein Collins 3. 15, Spring Westfield 3. 17, San Benito 2. 17, Hewitt Midway 2. 17, Fort Bend Ridge Point 2. 20, Waco Midway 1. 20, Mansfield 1. 20, Denton Guyer 1. 20, EP Franklin 1.

Class 5A
School   Total      Points   Prv
1. Manvel (12)   (0-0)      226         1
2. Aledo (12)      (1-0)      225         2
3. Temple            (1-0)      179         4
4. Denton Ryan (1-0)      160         6
5. CC Calallen     (1-0)      123         7
6. Fort Bend Marshall     (0-0)      114         8
7. Dallas Highland Park   (0-1)      65           3
8. College Station             (0-1)      58           9
9. Richmond Foster         (0-0)      44           NR
10. Cedar Park   (0-1)      42           5
Others receiving votes: 11, Mansfield Legacy 38. 12, Lancaster 12. 13, Prosper 6. 13, Denton 6. 15, Dripping Springs 4. 15, Angleton 4. 15, Whitehouse 4. 15, Frisco Lone Star 4. 15, Mesquite Poteet 4. 20, N. Richland Hills 1. 20, Lubbock Coronado 1.

Class 4A
School   Total      Points   Prv
1. Carthage (21)                (1-0)      235         1
2. Gilmer (1)       (1-0)      190         2
3. West Orange-Stark (2)              (0-0)      189         3
4. Argyle              (1-0)      163         4
5. Waco La Vega               (1-0)      148         5
6. Cuero               (0-0)      101         6
7. Celina               (1-0)      83           7
8. Kennedale     (0-0)      80           8
9. Abilene Wylie               (1-0)      54           9
10. China Spring                (1-0)      37           10
Others receiving votes: 11, Midlothian Heritage 14. 12, Van 13. 13, Kilgore 8. 14, Sweetwater 2. 15, El Campo 1. 15, Graham 1. 15, Henderson 1.

Class 3A
School   Total      Points   Prv
1. Cameron Yoe (16)       (1-0)      223         1
2. Brock (4)         (1-0)      196         2
3. Gunter (1)      (1-0)      167         3
4. Hallettsville (1)             (0-0)      139         4
5. Lexington (1) (1-0)      130         5
6. Yoakum           (1-0)      110         6
7. Wall   (1-0)      95           9
8. Newton (1)    (0-0)      94           7
9. East Bernard  (0-0)      54           8
10. Malakoff       (1-0)      50           10
Others receiving votes: 11, Canadian 34. 12, Jefferson 7. 12, New London West Rusk 7. 14, Sonora 4. 15, Franklin 3. 16, Big Sandy Harmony 2. 16, Crockett 2. 16, Pottsboro 2. 19, Teague 1.

Class 2A
School   Total      Points   Prv
1. Refugio (15)   (0-0)      229         1
2. Tenaha (4)      (1-0)      198         2
3. Bremond (4)  (1-0)      195         4
4. Crawford        (1-0)      162         5
5. Mason             (1-0)      130         6
6. Muenster       (1-0)      100         7
7. Mart (1)           (0-1)      99           3
8. Albany             (1-0)      86           8
9. Abernathy      (1-0)      57           9
10. Iraan               (1-0)      20           NR
Others receiving votes: 11, Shiner 10. 11, De Leon 10. 13, Wellington 6. 13, Centerville 6. 15, Groveton 3. 15, Burton 3. 17, Agua Dulce 2. 17, Anson 2. 19, Post 1. 19, Stratford 1.

MAXPREPS NATIONAL TOP 25

1. Mater Dei (Cal)
2. IMG Academy (Fla)
3. Bishop Gorman (NV)
4. St Thomas Aquinas (Fla)
5. St John Bosco (Cal)
6. Centennial (Cal)
7. Grayson (Ga)
8. TIE
Allen, TX
Louisville Trinity (KY)
10. Chandler (AZ)
11. De La Salle (Cal)
12. DeMatha (Md)
13. Bergen Catholic (NJ)
14. Bingham (Ut)
15. South Pointe (SC)
16. DeSoto, TX
17. St Joseph’s (Pa)
18. American Heritage (Fla)
19. St. Xavier (Ohio)
20. St Joseph’s Regional (NJ)
21. Lake Travis TX
22. Ben Davis (Ind)
23. Katy, TX
24. St Ignatius (Ohio)
25. St Peter’s Prep (NJ)
 

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Found this while searching for stuff this week, thought I'd share . . . .

http://newsok.com/article/5562269


Newcastle's addition of Casey Thompson shifts some power


NEWCASTLE — Casey Thompson went dark over the summer.

His social media accounts remained active, just not on his phone. They were deleted. The noise, he said, was too much.

“I felt like I had a lot of peace,” Thompson said.

In a whirlwind few months, the quarterback became the focus of people's ire.

He had felt like he moved past the backlash of committing to Texas, the rival of nearby Oklahoma where his father and older brother played. Then he left Southmoore and moved to Newcastle for his senior season.

It was the move felt around the state. It hurt one school and shifted some power in Class 4A, and people let Thompson know their feelings.

“For me, I'm still human,” Thompson said. “A lot of athletes don't like everything to be made a big deal. I guess that's what comes with it.

“This is not like a normal move.”

For a high-powered recruit like Thompson, nothing is the usual.

He was one of seven players — including his younger brother, Cade — to move from Southmoore after Newcastle hired away from the SaberCats offensive coordinator Jeff Brickman as head coach.

The Thompsons, who are close with Brickman, followed. So did Jacob Morris.

Their additions make Newcastle a candidate to make the most improvement after two straight losing seasons. The Racers enter the season ranked No. 10.

“Coming to a place that had gone 1-9 the last two years, I thought there would be a talent depletion, but there's not,” Brickman said. “There's enough talent here to have a chance every game, and that's all you really want.”

Brickman first got to know Thompson when Kendal Thompson burst onto the scene at Southmoore. Brickman struck an instant bond with the family.

That made moving easier for the Thompsons.

“I'd say we're close, and we're compatible,” Casey Thompson said. “We think alike as far as offense, and I really just agree with the way he does things.”

Brickman would not comment on why Thompson moved to Newcastle. Neither did Thompson. The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association cleared his eligibility after the family provided the necessary paperwork to prove a bona fide move.

Instead, Brickman said his priority is keeping Thompson focused for the season. He watched Kendal struggle with that his senior year knowing college football was on the horizon.

Early returns have shown Casey is ready for a big season.

He's added nearly 15 pounds and was clocked at a 4.50 40-yard dash, the fastest Brickman has timed Thompson.

“I feel great personally,” Casey Thompson said. “The body feels good. I think as a team we're in good shape right now. I think Coach Brickman's doing a good job changing the culture.”

And Thompson is comfortable once again, even in a new home where focus from across the state has intensified.

“This will probably be the most interesting season I've ever been a part of, even going and coaching in college and stuff,” Brickman said.

 

[J.B. TexasEx]

Yet another good TXHSFB write up, SHA.

Hey, I sent you a PM. Lemme know if you're interested in getting a closer look at a good game on Friday.

Oh...and a HS kid moving to follow his OC to another high school? Good grief...that's ridiculous and more than a little surprising. 

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Thursday Night Football

Keller Fossil Ridge 21

Flower Mound 0

2nd

Highlands 21

Holmes 21

2nd

Somerset 7

Sam Houston 14

2nd

Denison 7

Frisco 3

2nd

Plano 28

Irving McArthur 0

2nd

Keller Central 10

Richland 7

2nd

Georgetown 14

Hays 3

2nd

#4 DeSoto 21

Denton Guyer 6

2nd

Lubbock Estacado 28

Dumas 10

1st

Canyon Lake 7

Austin Reagan 0

1st

Fredricksburg 8

Travis 0

1st

Whitehouse 7

Chapel Hill 7

1st

O'Connor 10

Churchhill 0

2nd

McNeil 14

Harker Heights 7

2nd

Leander 10

Pflugerville 6

2nd

Frisco Wakeland 28 (TX commit Rhafiti Girmai)

Lovejoy 7

2nd

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Harlingen 21

Laredo United South 6

4th

Harlingen South 10

PSJA 14

2nd

Edinburg 17

Lopez 13

Halftime

McAllen 7

PSJA Memorial 7

Halftime

Edcouch Elsa 28

Robert Vela 28

3rd

Alexander 14

Nixon 12

3rd

Hays 21

Georgetown 14

3rd

Pflugerville 20

Leander 10

3rd

McNeil 28

Harker Heights 14

3rd

#4 DeSoto 35

Denton Guyer 6

3rd

Plano 42

McArthur 6

3rd

Keller Fossil Ridge 21

Flower Mound 13

Halftime

Keller Central 17

Richland 13

3rd

Odessa 21

Amarillo 7

3rd

EP Monddood 40

Midland 28

Halftime

EP Andress 7

Pebble Hills 7

2nd

Sheman 33

Liberty 7

3rd

Frisco Wakeland 31

Lovejoy 14

3rd

 

[Sirhornsalot]

CC King 6

Miller 12

3rd

Burbank 17

Moody 22

3rd

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Keller Fossil Ridge 42

Flower Mound 30

FINAL

Highlands 47

Holmes 33

FINAL

Somerset 30

Sam Houston 28

FINAL

Denison 21

Frisco 10

FINAL

Frisco Wakeland 38

Lovejoy 14

FINAL

Plano 49

McArthur 13

FINAL

Richland 27

Keller Central 17

FINAL

Hays 28

Georgetown 35

FINAL

Harker Heights 38

McNeil 35

FINAL

O'Connor 45

Churchill 14

FINAL

Pflugerville 30

Leander 13

FINAL

Whitehouse 28

Chapel Hill 14

FINAL

#4 DeSoto 42

Denton Guyer 13

FINAL

Fredericksburg 59

Travis 0

FINAL

Lubbock Estacado 48

Dumas 17

FINAL

Canyon Lake 47

Austin Reagan 0

FINAL

Gonzales 25

Crockett 20

FINAL

Harlingen 21

Laredo United South 6

FINAL

Harlingen South 24

PSJA 31

FINAL

McAllen 35

PSJA 21

FINAL

Robert Vela 56

Edcouch Elsa 35

FINAL

Lopez 28

Edinburg 24

FINAL

LaJoya 15

Roma 13

FINAL

Alexander 14

Nixon 19

FINAL

 

[The Bry-Man81]

This is what I love about Texas High School Football...I saw a patient yesterday in clinic, and after seeing my Texas Longhorn badge holder, he asked where in Texas I was from. Turns out he is from Cuero and was going to be home on vacation this weekend and was very excited to go to the Cuero vs Yoakum game. We probably spent about 20+ minutes just talking football lol

 

[Coal Harbour]

Happy for Desoto head coach Todd Peterman following what was an eventful off-season where the school board tried to remove him (following Coach Peterman delivering the schools first state championship) and hire back former Desoto HC Claude Mathis.  Desoto has always had a talented roster, but it took Coach Peterman to bring it all together.  Good for him and the Eagles.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

This is what I love about Texas High School Football...I saw a patient yesterday in clinic, and after seeing my Texas Longhorn badge holder, he asked where in Texas I was from. Turns out he is from Cuero and was going to be home on vacation this weekend and was very excited to go to the Cuero vs Yoakum game. We probably spent about 20+ minutes just talking football lol

A good friend of mine is working the Cuero-Yoakum game (referree). He's a big Yoakum homer.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Happy for Desoto head coach Todd Peterman following what was an eventful off-season where the school board tried to remove him (following Coach Peterman delivering the schools first state championship) and hire back former Desoto HC Claude Mathis.  Desoto has always had a talented roster, but it took Coach Peterman to bring it all together.  Good for him and the Eagles.

WOW, did not know that. I knew Mathis was well liked in DeSoto (I once lived there) but didn't know they'd try something like that. You just made a Peterman fan out of me. lol

Mathis is down in Marshall I believe. Things haven't gone so well there so far this year.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Friday night football . . . let's go

#9 Lake Travis 17

#5 Steele 7

Halftime

#10 Cedar Park 17

Vandegrift 7

Halftime

#6 Austin Westlake 38

Niceville, Fla 7

Halftime

Caney Creek 27

Livingston 0

2nd

Magnolia West 27

Navasota 16

Halftime

Dawson 10

Deer Park 7

3rd

Port Neches Grove 41

Sterling 17

Halftime

#4 Argyle 48

LaGrange 0

3rd

Nederland 12

Dayton 7

3rd

#4 Denton Ryan 35

Mequite Poteet 3

Halftime

Clear Lake 21

Texas City 7

3rd

Calhoun 12

Stafford 7

Halftime

San Angelo Central 26

Byron Nelson 10

3rd

Crosby 29

Jasper 14

Halftime

Midland Christian 7

#2 Brock 3

3rd

Ennis 17

John Tyler 14

Halftime

Waco 31

Killeen 7

Halftime

East Chambers 21

Kirbyville 0

Halftime

#8 Newton 20

Silsbee 14

2nd

Mansfield 21

#10 Cedar Hill 7

Halftime

Seminole 21

Idalou 3

Halftime

Henderson 14

Tatum 0

Halftime

#7 Highland Park 18

Waxahachie 14

Halftime

Gladewater 21

Kilgore 20

Halftime

Hughes Springs 8

Arp 0

3rd

Longview 20

Marshall 7

Halftime

Pine Tree 20

Pittsburg 14

Halftime

Lufkin 28

Nacogdoches 21

Halftime

Clifton 7

#4 Crawford 6

Halftime

Liberty-Eylau 17

#1 Carthage 14

2nd

#6 Cuero 20

#6 Yoakum 13

Halftime

Angleton 21

El Campo 0

Halftime

Texarkana ARK 7

Texarkana TX 0

Halftime

#5 Calallen 26

Johnson 14

Halftime

Gatesville 14

#1 Cameron Yoe 7

2nd

#2 Gilmer 42

Center 9

Halftime

Huntsville 14

#10 China Spring 7

Halftime

#1 Allen 14

Shreveport Evangel 7

Halftime

 

[Sirhornsalot]

#4 Argyle 70

LaGrange 0

4th

John Tyler 20

Ennis 17

3rd

#8 Newton 20

Silsbee 17

3rd

Rusk 21

#10 Malakoff 15

3rd

#9 Lake Travis 24

#5 Steele 17

3rd

Henderson 21

Tatum 7

3rd

Arp 21

Hughes Springs 14

4th

Longview 27

Marshall 7

3rd

#1 Carthage 21

Liberty-Eylau 17

Halftime

#6 Cuero 27

#6 Yoakum 13

3rd

Gatesville 14

#1 Cameron Yoe 13

3rd

Arl Martin 29

Southlake Carroll 27

3rd

#1 Allen 21

Shreveport Evangel 7

4th

 

[Daniel Seahorn]

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Tuttle Okla 48

Newcastle 27

4th

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Louisville Trinity KY 22

Louisville Male 0

FINAL

 

[CharcoalPuppy]

Well, they just brought up Urban Meyers comments on the Okie State/South Alabama broadcast..... sigh. 

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Daniel, see what you can get on Thompson, Rising and R. Moore if you can.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Mansfield 38

#10 Cedar Hill 21

3rd

Henderson 21

Tatum 20

4th

#1 Carthage 41

Liberty-Eylau 31

4th

Arl Martin 50

Southlake Carroll 33

4th

John Tyl 27

Ennis 23

FINAL

#9 Lake Travis 34

#5 Steele 31

FINAL

Hughes Springs 22

Arp 21

FINAL

Longview 41

Marshall 7

FINAL

#6 Cuero 41

#6 Yoakum 13

FINAL

Gatesville 31

#1 Cameron Yoe 26

FINAL

Huntsville 17

#10 China Spring 14

FINAL

#1 Allen 28

Shreveport Evangel 7

FINAL