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HS FOOTBALL THIS WEEK 10-22

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Those who love 4 teams making the playoffs now days in high school football, in the era everyone wins a trophy. Check this out.

10-4A DII district is a prime example of 4 teams making playoffs to be totally absurd.

Houston Scarborough will be on a 57 game losing streak entering the playoffs and will be the first team in Texas High School history to go 0-11 in a season. They will also be the first team to ever make the playoffs without a win.

If UIL is dead set on 4 teams qualifying, then make every district at least 7 team districts. No more 4,5,6 team districts.

TRADITIONAL POWER FALLS

Daingerfield, which won state titles in Class AA in 2008, 2009, and 2010, is now 0-7 on the season. What gives? Daingerfield's pre-district schedule included Class AAA state ranked Atlanta, Gladewater and Gilmer. But this is not a temporary setback for the program. Daingerfield is a school district with more than 50% of it's residents being non-child households. Add to that the largest taxpayer being a coal-powered electric plant nearby (Welsh) which has been under attack by the Obama administration, residents are leaving the town at a consistent rate. On Thursday night, the Daingerfield 7th grade team suited up 13 players. In 1982, it was a class AAAA school (now 5A). Daingerfield has titles from 1969, 83, 85, 2008, 2008 and 2010.

NOTABLE GAMES

Coppell @ Euless Trinity

Converse Judson vs Cibolo Steele

Cedar Hill @ DeSoto

Gilmer @ Bullard

Ennis @ Lufkin

Cleveland Tarkington vs Coldspring Oakhurst

Cameron Yoe vs Lago Vista

Buna vs East Chambers

Dublin at Rogers

Corringan Camden vs Newton

Austin Westlake vs Lake Travis

DISTRICT RACE SPOTLIGHT:

16-5A STANDINGS

Overall District     School W-L-T W-L-T PF PA

Ennis 5-2-0   249 177

Nacogdoches  5-2-0   290 273

John Tyler  5-2-0   283 158

12-3A I STANDINGS  

Overall District     School W-L-T W-L-T PF PA

Kirbyville  6-0-0   252 61

Buna 6-0-0   201 85

East Chambers  6-0-0   221 59

TEXAS AP HIGH SCHOOL POLLS

Here is The Associated Press high school poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records, points based on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, and the team’s ranking in last week’s poll:

Class 6A

School Total Points Prv

1. Allen (17) (7-0) 241 1

2. DeSoto (8) (7-0) 230 2

3. Southlake Carroll (7-0) 179 3

4. Pearland (8-0) 135 6

5. Manvel (7-0) 124 5

6. Dallas Skyline (7-0) 112 7

7. Euless Trinity (7-1) 81 4

8. Steele (7-1) 75 8

9. Brennan (7-0) 60 9

10. Denton Guyer (6-1) 46 10

Others receiving votes: 11, Katy 35. 12, Cedar Hill 22. 13, Hewitt Midway 12. 14,  Brandeis 7. 15, Mansfield 5. 16, The Woodlands 4. 17, Amarillo 3. 18, LakeTravis 2. 19, Denton Ryan 1. 19, Rockwall 1.

Class 5A

School Total Points Prv

1. Aledo (21) (6-1) 242 1

2. Temple (6-1) 195 3

3. Fort Bend Ridge Point (2) (7-0) 183 6

4. Mansfield Timberview (1) (6-1) 178 5

5. CC Flour Bluff (7-0) 125 7

6. Richmond George Ranch (1) (6-1) 115 9

7. Ennis (5-2) 79 10 (tie)

FortBend Elkins (6-1) 79 2

9. Cedar Park Vista Ridge (7-0) 36 NR

10. Houston King (7-0) 27 NR

Others receiving votes: 11, Tyler 24. 12, Mesquite Poteet 11. 13, Canutillo 10. 14, Longview 9. 14, Lufkin 9. 16, EP Del Valle 7. 16, FW South Hills 7. 18, Crosby 6. 18, Richmond Foster 6. 20, Boerne Champion 5. 20, Lancaster 5. 22, CedarPark 4. 22, Georgetown East View 4. 24, Georgetown 3. 24, Hutto 3. 26, Mercedes 2. 27, LakeDallas 1.

Class 4A

School Total Points Prv

1. Navasota (20) (7-0) 243 1

2. Argyle (2) (7-0) 217 2

3. Gilmer (2) (7-0) 208 3

4. Kennedale (1) (7-0) 158 4

5. La Grange (8-0) 134 5

6. Stephenville (6-1) 124 6

7. La Marque (7-1) 85 7

8. Van (7-0) 69 8

9. Gladewater (6-1) 64 10

10. La Vernia (6-1) 27 NR

Others receiving votes: 11, Sour Lake Hardin-Jefferson 11. 12, Graham 6. 12, West Orange-Stark 6. 12, Sweetwater 6. 15, Atlanta 5. 15, Andrews 5. 17, Celina 4. 18, Coldspring-Oakhurst 1. 18, Big Spring 1. 18, Huffman Hargrave 1.

Class 3A

School Total Points Prv

1. Cisco (22) (7-0) 241 1

2. Franklin (2) (6-0) 223 2

3. Rockdale (1) (7-0) 186 3

4. Corrigan-Camden (7-0) 157 4

5. Wall (6-1) 150 5

6. Teague (7-0) 127 7

7. Malakoff (7-0) 106 8

8. Waskom (6-1) 70 9

9. Blanco (7-0) 48 10

10. Buna (7-0) 17 NR

Others receiving votes: 11, Goliad 12. 12, Kirbyville 10. 13, Eastland 9. 14, East Bernard 6. 15, East Chambers 4. 16, Coleman 3. 17, Spearman 2. 17, Newton 2. 19, Pilot Point 1. 19, Shallowater 1.

Class 2A

School Total Points Prv

1. Refugio (15) (7-0) 232 1

2. Mart (8) (7-0) 231 2

3. Canadian (7-0) 178 3

4. Bremond (8-0) 163 4

5. Mason (1) (8-0) 143 5

6. Albany (7-0) 119 6

7. Crawford (7-0) 88 7

8. Alto (1) (6-0) 86 8

9. Shiner (6-1) 54 9

10. Iraan (8-0) 35 10

Others receiving votes: 11, Seagraves 17. 12, Abernathy 12. 13, Shelbyville 5. 14, Booker 4. 15, Stratford 3. 16, Hamlin 2. 16, Menard 2. 18, Tenaha 1.

MAXPREPS NATIONAL TOP 25 POLL

Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, NV)

De La Salle (Concord, CA)

Allen (TX)

Paramus Catholic (Paramus, NJ)

Washington (Miami, FL)

DeSoto (De Soto, TX)

Folsom (CA)

St. John Bosco (Bellflower, CA)

Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, NJ)

10 Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA)

11 Central (Miami, FL)

12 Bellevue (WA)

13 Colquitt County (Moultrie, GA)

14 Buford (GA)

15 Bingham (South Jordan, UT)

16 Skyline (Dallas, TX)

17 Manvel (TX) 

18 Mainland (Daytona Beach, FL)

19 Starkville (MS)

20 St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

21 Cedar Hill (TX)

22 Punahou (Honolulu, HI)

23 Archbishop Rummel (Metairie, LA)

24 Carroll (Southlake, TX)

25 Carmel (IN)

Updated on: 10/20/2014

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From Sunday's Tallahassee Democrat:

“A 66-yard touchdown pass from Chris Brimm to Texas commitment John Burt, was followed by an 80-yard punt return where Burt’s speed and athleticism were on display as he raced down the visitor sideline.â€

THURSDAY NIGHT GAMES

Zack Gentry â€“ Albuquerque Eldorado vs Albuquerque Highland (Wilson Field)

Du'Vonta Lampkin â€“ Cypress Falls vs Cypress Ranch (@ Berry Center)

 
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Connor Williams and the Coppell Cowboys travel to Euless Friday night to take on Patrick Vahe and the Trojans.

FRIDAY NIGHT GAMES

Patrick Vahe - Euless Trinity vs Coppell (@ Trinity)

Jordan Stephenson and Jamile Johnson â€“ South Oak Cliff vs Seagoville (@ SOC)

Kirk Johnson – San Jose Valley Christian vs Mountain View St Francis (@ St Francis)

John Burt – Tallahassee Lincoln vs Taylor County (@Perry, Fla)

Charles Omenihu â€“ Rowlett @ Rockwall

Deshon Elliott â€“ Rockwall Heath at Forney 

Connor Williams â€“ Coppell at Euless Trinity

Louis Brown â€“ Burton at Bartlett (@ Burton)

Garrett Thomas â€“ Many, La at Alexandria Holy Savior Menard

Thomas and the Tigers are 7-0.

Keivon Ramsey â€“ Converse Judson vs Cibolo Steele (Rutledge Stadium)

Tristian Houston â€“ GP North Shore vs Baytown Sterling (North Shore)

Toby Weathersby â€“ Houston Westfield at Dekaney

Ronnie Major â€“ Huntsville vs Bryan Rudder (@ Huntsville)

Breckyn Hager - Austin Westlake at Lake Travis

 
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Good topic Mark-Playoff format.

This week from The Columbian:

Tim Martinez: Looking ahead to football playoffs

Tim Martinez: High school sports

By Tim Martinez, Columbian Assistant sports editor

Published: October 20, 2014, 6:00 AM

After his team's loss in its showdown with Camas, Union coach Gary McGarvie was telling his team to turn the page and move on.

Camas coach Jon Eagle was probably telling his team the same thing.

So we'll take advice from McGarvie and Eagle and start looking ahead.

The first thing you should know is nothing is settled in the 4A Greater St. Helens League in football. At least, not yet.

Even with their big win on Friday, the Papermakers have not clinched a playoff berth. There is one scenario, however unlikely, in which Camas finishes in a three-way tie for second.

But at the same time, if everything goes according to form, Camas, Union and Skyview could clinch playoff berths with wins this Friday.

If that happens, Camas would secure the No. 1 berth to the state preliminary round, and Union and Skyview would meet Oct. 31 to decide the Nos. 2 and 3 seeds.

And being the No. 2 seed from the 4A may not be such a bad thing. Here's why.

The No. 1 seed from the 4A GSHL won't have to leave Clark County until reaching the state semifinals at the Tacoma Dome. The No. 1 seed would host a Week 10 state preliminary game, as well as first-round and quarterfinal games at state.

However, the opponent in that quarterfinal matchup could be top-ranked Bothell, if everything goes according to form. So circle Nov. 22 on your calendar for a potential matchup between No. 1 Bothell and No. 2 Camas at Doc Harris Stadium in a state quarterfinal.

The No. 2 seed in the 4A GSHL will host a Week 10 state preliminary game. But after that, that team will be on the road in the first round and quarterfinals at state. But the highest ranked team the No. 2 team from the GSHL may face is No. 5 Lake Stevens.

The No. 3 seed from the 4A GSHL will play on the road in Week 10. The winner of that game could open state on the road, potentially against defending state champion Chiawana of Pasco.

 
Solid stuff SHA.  Lots of good games this week.

Don't look too far ahead but on November 7th, Manvel and Pearland play one another.  

 
Couple of notes:

Camas (7-0) (4-0 Home) hosts Mountain View (2-5) (0-4 Away) on Friday night.  Mountain View made the jump from 3A to 4A this season, and are struggling thus far.  All signs point to this game being a lopsided affair. 

Camas jumped one spot in the MaxPreps national rankings, from 64 to 63, after a 37-20 victory over previously undefeated Union. 

They also are ranked #25 in the MaxPreps West Region Computer Rankings and #3 in the state of Washington.

Bothell, mentioned above, jumped 17 spots from 42 to 25, after a 56-0 victory over Skyline last week.  Skyline is 4-3. 

I'd love for someone to help me understand the way these rankings work.  A team shelacks a 4-2 team and jumps 17 spots nationally, while another team wins by 17 over the prevoiusly undefeated #4 team in the state and they only jump one spot.  Any insight?  Seems odd.  Both teams won on the road. 

 
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Solid stuff SHA.  Lots of good games this week.

Don't look too far ahead but on November 7th, Manvel and Pearland play one another.  

That will be a helluva game.

Cedar Hill vs DeSoto Thursday night - if you like track meets. So much speed in one location. They should have speed guns and stop watches at this thing.

Trinity vs Coppell should also be a helluva game. Trinity lost a close one to SLC last week and should be out for redemption this week. Coppell is tough as nails though.

 
couldn't agree more on the 4-team per district thing. way overkill.

and i've never cared for the D1 D2 thing. School sizes are already separated by 6A, 5A etc. why separate them again within the classification?

 
couldn't agree more on the 4-team per district thing. way overkill.

and i've never cared for the D1 D2 thing. School sizes are already separated by 6A, 5A etc. why separate them again within the classification?
The D2 and D1 thing, I'm ok with.

Four teams though is way too much.

Starting next season 2A will have four go (currently just three go).

I am curious to see how the 6A home-field advantage pilot works. I really like that idea.

 
Tyler Lee 28

N Garland 7

2nd

Dallas Skyline 42

Irving MacArthur 14

2nd

DeSoto 35

Cedar Hill 28

2nd

West Mesquite 51

North Forney 0

2nd

 
Du'Vonta Lampkin is playing tonight - Cypress Falls vs Cypress Ranch (@ Berry Center), if anyone has the score please post it.

 
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Thanks Joewa! I gotta get on twitter some day.

W Mesquite 72

North Forney 0

4th, they're running the clock on this one.

DeSoto-Cedar Hill now in 3rd, no change in score

 
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Thanks Joewa! I gotta get on twitter some day.

W Mesquite 72

North Forney 0

4th, they're running the clock on this one.

DeSoto-Cedar Hill now in 3rd, no change in score
Easy way to find instant scores for the most part.

 
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