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[quote name="shorttexas1" post="742139" timestamp="1263228359"] And you guys like to huff and puff on how talented Yates is when they are not all THAT talented. They are the only team in the National top 50 WITHOUT a national top 150 rated kid.  This is a heck of a team but you may not hear a thing about these kids after high school... They will fade into obscurity.  Joseph Young is the only kid with a next level game, that could actually make some noise on a Providence squad. But Peters is a 6' guy in a PG's body with no PG  skills (he can barely dribble). Darius Gardner is a sub 6' point guard that will be a decent contributer on a small D1... But I tell you that he is not better than any of the Hancocks or Skip Jackson.  They had decent careers but aren't Pro prospects just like Gardner.  The only other kid that may do a little bit is the 6'3" newly starting Elton Roy, but he took a long time to develop.  He was highly rated in the Houston area out of middle school, but feel off the map by under performing. So yes I say Wise coaching is a BBBBIIIIGGGG part of their success. [/quote] I agree... his coaching is a big part. He was also successful at Kingwood, where his son played for him. But talent does play a part.... since you know them so well... I'm sure you know he convinced a couple of players with family that have Yates ties to come and play. Addressing another point on this thread... Once again... no one wants or wanted JY to stop playing or play with less intensity...

Dayton JV meet - Thursday - February 25th Dayton Bronco relays - Friday - April 9th

AAW doesn't need me to defend him but he's not being hypocritical. I believe he said that there was no need to stop scoring.... simply stop the full court press.... which would've kept the score down without having to decrease your intensity.  I'm not sure how he's being hypocritical... Silsbee stopped the press which seems to be the difference in most people's eyes.

[quote name="bh89-2" post="740825" timestamp="1262973400"] We saved some money by buying some used computers from some Dayton kids last year, so the budget is good to go....... ;D ;D [/quote] never gets old for you does it?  ;)

[quote name="AggiesAreWe" post="740794" timestamp="1262971497"] My problem with Yates was not that they scored 170 points, but how they scored those points. Again, Yates continued to press, Silsbee never pressed in the 2nd half. Also, they did not attempt any 3 point shots late in the game. Legacy dictated how this game got this way, Yates dictated the result of their game. I am not for completely shutting it down and refusing to score. But if you can't see the difference in these two games, you're not that smart to begin with. [/quote] those are my thoughts as well.... I don't think they'll ever get it AAW. Stopping the full court press, trapping, etc. for a half is not going to make someone lose their edge, IMO......

someone mentioned LT running it up in football. the most lopsided score I can think of for them was 70-7 against killeen ellison I believe.... and the dogs were called off early, guaranteed. Their starters rarely play a 4th quarter. they showed tons of class in the state semis against Dayton. The strange thing about the yates game is that there was no one to pull or put in due to the fight/fights.

[quote name="speedkills" post="738744" timestamp="1262714483"] Newton might be able to run but I think they are in the same situation Kirbyville is in have great running backs why waste them running a spread. LeFredrick Ford could do othing but catch a pass every now and then in the spread Kelvin Bennet would only be able to do the same it just would work for Newton or Kirbyville IMO. [/quote] send ford on over to a good spread team and see how many times and how many different ways he would get the ball!!! He'd be a good player in any offense.

What a career for Traylon Shead!!!

[quote name="KFDM COOP" post="733399" timestamp="1261276246"] 13-12 CARTHAGE WITH 1;22 left [/quote] Graham couldn't make an extra point....????  were they blocked kicks or what... 2 TD's to close the last few minutes and only 12 points to show... That hurts!! Congrats to Carthage.... Especially the Morgans!!!

[quote name="bigdaddyblue" post="732616" timestamp="1261153500"] Come on guys its not all coaching thats led to Dayton's success..On one other post there was a list of kids that Dayton has put in the college ranks..Thats a lot of talent that has come through Dayton HS...I can only think of maybe 2 kids from Crosby in the last 5 years with D-1 or D-1AA talent,Baylor & UTEP....[b]It has more to do with talent...[/b][/quote] It has a lot to do with it.... not so sure it is more to do with talent than coaching though. dayton put players in college before the days of Stewart, but rarely put TEAMS in the playoffs.

[quote name="bigdaddyblue" post="732609" timestamp="1261152772"] First time this year all within one hour i have agreed with Bronc1 and Dayton ...Must be the Christmas time!!!!!!!!! [/quote] ;D ;D

[quote name="bronco1" post="732604" timestamp="1261152545"] [quote author=bigdaddyblue link=topic=63946.msg732600#msg732600 date=1261152117] I think King will go with the Humble schools since there next to the new SummerCreek School..I hope it would be GP and go with a 6 team district.... [/quote] I think this looks better 18-4A CE King-NF-Livingston-Humble-Summer Creek-Kingwood Park 19-4A Barbers Hill-Baytown Lee-GCM-Dayton-Crosby-Galena Park [/quote] that sounds good to me.... that's a solid football district!

[quote name="PFSTX" post="732594" timestamp="1261151569"] It was just a joke.... lighten up. I am not spinning it anyway. The fact is..... they did make the list. [/quote] Your exact words were.... [i]50%.....  wow, maybe football should not be your biggest concern at this point.  [/i] We didn't make the list for the reason you stated and you lumped us into a group we don't belong in.... Just admit you were wrong and move on.

[quote name="Mark F Barnes" post="732599" timestamp="1261152042"] If anyone is interested, this game will be televised live on Direct TV Channel 677 @ 1 PM Saturday [/quote] that's awesome.

[quote name="bigdaddyblue" post="732551" timestamp="1261148644"] [quote author=dayton link=topic=63946.msg732548#msg732548 date=1261148392] [quote author=bigdaddyblue link=topic=63946.msg732542#msg732542 date=1261147872] BH,GCM,and Lee would drive by Crosby to play King,NF and GP...... [/quote] I agree.... I was thinking BH, GCM, Lee, Crosby, Dayton would all be in there together. [/quote] Hey Dayton we agree on something!!!!!!Just add another schoool and we have a 6 team district......... [/quote] my thoughts exactly!! :D  Who would make sense to add though.... ??

[quote name="Grievous" post="732571" timestamp="1261149733"] I totally agree old wildcat.  Facts and logic are way overrated. [/quote] Facts are fine... when you post all of them. See the earlier post from SETEXFan on why dayton made that list.... It wasn't because less than 50% of the students passed the TAKS.  [i]The list [b]INCLUDES[/b] schools in which 50 percent or less of the students pass a TAKS test during any two of the past three years[/i]... doesn't mean dayton is one of them. PFSTX can spin it however he likes.... but he doesn't know the facts.

[quote name="bigdaddyblue" post="732542" timestamp="1261147872"] BH,GCM,and Lee would drive by Crosby to play King,NF and GP...... [/quote] I agree.... I was thinking BH, GCM, Lee, Crosby, Dayton would all be in there together.

[quote name="skipper" post="732264" timestamp="1261084920"] GUNHO.the tank at gilmer is dry belive me my uncle who is a life long fan of gilmer told me its going to be a long 2010 for them [/quote] I think your uncle is pulling your leg!

APSE Class 5A all-state football team By The Associated Press The 2009 Class 5A All-State high school football team, released Thursday, as voted on by The Associated Press Sports Editors based on regular-season performance. Players are listed in alphabetical order at each position. FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE: OFFENSIVE LINE: _ DREW CARROLL, Abilene, Sr. -- 17 pancakes, graded 95 percent, 0 sacks allowed; 3-year starter _ ISIKELI COCKER, Euless Trinity, Sr. -- Team averaged 295 rushing yards, 407 total yards and 38.9 points per game _ DOMINIC ESPINOSA, Cedar Park, Sr. -- Graded 90 percent, 173 knockdowns; offense averaged 425 ypg _ ADAM SHEAD, Cedar Hill, Sr. -- Led line for team that averaged 313 rushing ypg, 127 passing ypg _ EVAN WASHINGTON, DeSoto, Sr. -- Graded 96 percent, no sacks allowed, 83 pancakes in 2nd season of football ENDS/RECEIVERS: _ MIKE DAVIS, Dallas Skyline, Sr. -- 28-721 receiving, 13 TDs in only eight games; 9-5A offensive MVP _ GERARD SHILLOW, Round Rock Stony Point, Sr. -- 56-1,223 receiving, 10 TDs QUARTERBACK: _ DERIC DAVIS, Arlington Bowie, Sr. -- 212-for-319 passing, 3,100 yards, 39 TDs, 2 INTs; 640 rushing yards, 7 TDs RUNNING BACKS: _ JA'TERIAN DOUGLAS, Arlington Lamar, Sr. -- 1,776 yards, 25 TDs; 150 points _ KC NLEMCHI, Katy Cinco Ranch, Jr. -- 1,735 yards, 20 TDs; 2 receiving TDs; 1 300-plus game _ HERSCHEL SIMS, Abilene, Jr. -- 1,335 yards, 18 TDs; 257 receiving yards, 4 TDs; 3 KO return TDs; 3-5A offensive MVP KICKER: _ CADE FOSTER, Southlake Carroll, Sr. -- 61 PATs (finished as state's career leader), 10 FGs, 91 points OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Deric Davis, Arlington Bowie ___ FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: _ JACKSON JEFFCOAT, Plano West, Sr. -- 67 solo tackles, 20 assists, 11 TFL, 22 QB pressures, 8.5 sacks, 2 INTs (1 TD), 2 blocked kicks _ DALLAS MCCLARTY, League City Clear Springs, Soph. -- 100 tackles, 18 TFL, 7 sacks, 7 QB pressures, 3 fumbles recovered, 2 fumbles caused _ DOMINGO RINCON, Harlingen, Sr. -- 65 tackles (33 solo), 23 sacks, 27 QB pressures, 5 fumbles caused, 2 TDs (fumble, INT) _ REGGIE WILSON, Haltom City, Sr. -- 60 tackles, 25 TFL, 9 sacks, 10 QB pressures, 3 fumbles caused, 2 fumbles recovered, 3-5A defensive MVP LINEBACKERS: _ ZAK AOSSEY, Pflugerville Connally, Sr. -- 151 tackles, 5 fumbles caused, 3 INTs, 10 TFL, 4 sacks, 7 pass breakups _ BRYCE HAGER, Austin Westlake, Sr. -- 117 tackles, 12 TFL, 6 sacks, 4 QB pressures, 7 pass breakups _ COREY NELSON, Dallas Skyline, Sr. -- 120 tackles, 19 TFL, 10 sacks, 2 blocked FGs, 2 blocked PATs, 9-5A defensive MVP BACKS: _ BRYCE CALLAHAN, Cypress Woods, Sr. -- 120 tackles (80 solo), 6 INTs, 10 pass breakups, 28-yard punt return average _ JERRY CAVAZOS, Mission Sharyland, Sr. -- 7 INTs, 51 tackles, 9 pass breakups; 2 fumbles caused, 2 fumbles recovered _ ELISHA OLABODE, Cedar Hill, Sr. -- 61 tackles, 4 INTs, 8 TFL, 5 return TDs (108-yard missed FG return, 1 INT, 3 punt) _ ZACH VELLIQUETTE, Katy Cinco Ranch, Sr. -- 7 INTs, 11 pass breakups, allowed 1 TD PUNTER: _ CLARK GADDIS, Mesquite, Sr. -- 42.8-yard average on 46 punts, 14 inside 10 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Corey Nelson, Dallas Skyline ___ SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE: LINEMEN: _ Robert Chapman, SA Clark, Sr.; Marcus Hutchins, DeSoto, Jr.; Luke Joeckel, Arlington, Sr.; Cedric Ogbuehi, Allen, Sr.; Phillip Reed, Austin Westlake, Sr. ENDS/RECEIVERS: _ Deche Milburn, League City Clear Springs, Sr.; Darius Terrell, DeSoto, Sr. QUARTERBACK: _ Jamal Turner, Arlington Sam Houston, Jr. RUNNING BACKS: _ Sam Brown, EP Coronado, Jr.; Charles Coleman, CC Carroll, Sr.; Lache Seastruck, Temple, Sr. KICKER: _ Austin Sasser, Amarillo, Sr. ___ SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: _ Dartwan Bush, Brazoswood, Sr.; James Castleman, Amarillo, Jr.; Alex Mills, Arlington Martin, Sr.; Cameron Nwosu, Klein Forest, Sr. LINEBACKERS: _ Collin Garrett, Beaumont West Brook, Jr.; Trevon Randle, League City Clear Springs, Jr.; Cody Rogers, SA Brandeis, Sr. BACKS: _ Kyle Davis, SA Reagan, Sr.; Sam Holl, Katy, Sr.; Sam Richardson, League City Clear Springs, Jr.; Kevin White, Round Rock Stony Point, Sr. PUNTER: _ Grant Pierce, Plano, Jr. ___ HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE: LINEMEN: Gerron Anthony, Tyler; Colton Barnes, Bryan; Brandon Behrens, Austin Westlake; Patrick Bettiol, A&M Consolidated; Coy Chafin, New Braunfels; Spencer Drango, Cedar Park; Richard Glover, Katy Cinco Ranch; Scott Inskeep, McAllen; Ben Kittley, Abilene; Ryan Martin, Smithson Valley; Jake Matthews, Fort Bend Elkins. ENDS/RECEIVERS: Nate Askew, SA Madison; Thomas Coffman, Austin High; James Cunningham, League City Clear Springs; Antwan Goodley, Midland; Jordan Jolly, Fort Bend Elkins; Cayleb Jones, Austin High; Adriane Rocha, Georgetown; Austin Shipley, Bastrop, Sr.; Nathan Slaughter, Lubbock; Cal Spangler, Georgetown; Cameron White, Arlington Bowie. QUARTERBACKS: Matt Brown, Allen; Matthew Davis, Klein Forest; Javia Hall, Dallas Skyline; Colton Huntsman, Cypress Woods; Jeremy Johnson, Tyler; Ryan Polite, DeSoto. RUNNING BACKS: Tommy Avers, Southlake Carroll; Princeton Collins, Round Rock Westwood; Noah Copeland, SA Brandeis; Tony Drake, Dallas Skyline; Aaron Green, SA Madison; Mason Hayes, Cedar Hill; Will Jeffery, Katy; Nate Jones, Bryan; Marcus Murphy, DeSoto; Tim Rocha, EP Montwood. KICKERS: Eduardo Camara, Cedar Hill; Zach Olen, Richardson Berkner; Cody Rademacher, Austin Westlake; Fernando Sanchez, Donna; Webb Williams, SA Clark; Jordan Williamson, Round Rock Westwood. ___ HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE: LINEMEN: Marcus Bagley, North Mesquite; Greg Castro, SA Clark; Ashton Dorsey, Tyler; Cory Gould, New Braunfels; Jay Guy, Aldine Eisenhower; Nathan Hughes, Klein Oak; Martin Ifedi, Houston Westside; Collin Middleton, Cedar Park; Damontre' Moore, Rowlett; Ray Oppman, Fort Bend Clements; Jackson Richards, Southlake Carroll; Jesus Rodriguez, Temple; Jordan Wade, Round Rock Stony Point; Justin Yancey, Richardson Berkner. LINEBACKERS: Mike Ariwodo, Houston Westside; Matthew Bass, Alvin; Eric Derhoux, Round Rock Westwood; Jonathon Fisher, Katy; David Guevara, Edinburg; Tevin Jackson, Garland; Conner Jacob, Amarillo; Domonique Patterson, Dallas Skyline; Jon Poe, Midland Lee; James Radcliffe, Katy Cinco Ranch; Lambert Riley, Odessa Permian; Dominique Robertson, Cypress Woods; Connor Sheehan, Austin Anderson; Tyler Vail, Belton; Kristoddie Woods, Garland Lakeview Centennial. BACKS: Bernard Blake, Bastrop; Tyson Bower, Round Rock Westwood; Zach Craig, Smithson Valley; Zach McMillian, Fort Bend Dulles; Alex Moreno, Donna; Adrian Phillips, Garland; A.J. Pouncy, Humble Atascocita; Pete Rodriguez, Bastrop; Donovan Shumpert, Temple; Devin Walker, League City Clear Springs; Brennan Welch, Odessa Permian; A.J. White, DeSoto; Danzel Williams, Arlington Martin. PUNTERS: David Ash, Belton; Steve Valadez, Arlington Bowie.

Jeremy Johnson  - Silsbee ... verbal to West Virginia Jacoby Hale - Central ... verbal to Utah Anthony Beard - Lumberton..... verbal to  SMU Ozen always has several... There will be a lot of signees from this area come February.

[quote name="football" post="731745" timestamp="1261007147"] I heard Liberty Hill was going to ditch the wing t in favor of the spread because they didn't win thier 3rd championship in a row. ::) ::) ::) [/quote] And.... its already been stated that there are exceptions.... they are few and far between though. And I would bet LH CAN throw if they need to. Thanks for contributing though.

[quote name="pngfan1" post="731551" timestamp="1260992106"] [quote author=bh89-2 link=topic=63878.msg731534#msg731534 date=1260990217] Hon-Mention Linebacker Quinton Crow is a former PNG guy, if someone has not noticed. He now plays for Lake Travis. [/quote] Yes he is and has a younger brother who I believe is a sophomore and is a good athlete. [/quote] what grade was he in when he left PNG?

[quote name="hitman009" post="731493" timestamp="1260987311"] [quote author=dayton link=topic=63648.msg731482#msg731482 date=1260986542] [quote author=hitman009 link=topic=63648.msg731479#msg731479 date=1260986433] Man i feel sorry for the Broncs if Merka got one more week of lifting weights over the Broncs [Hidden Content] watch the 3rd clip on this viedo.  watch #13 after he tackles Merka......... OUCH!!!!!!! do you think he knows where he is at???? [/quote] can't view the video at the moment.... must've been #12 ... we don't have a #13. If it was 12... that's two big kids going head up!!! [/quote]the 3rd clip is against mongomery. #13 makes a mistake and goes head to head with Merka and pays the price.  he stands up, grabs his face mask, then it looks like someone shot him...... falls strait on the ground on his back.... [/quote] aaahhh.... gotcha. I thought it was against dayton... like I said... can't view :D

congrats to Tony Hill from Dayton - 2nd team defense Caleb Harmon from PNG - Hon. Mention offense Dre Dunbar PNG - Hon. Mention Defense Jacoby Hales Central - Hon. Mention Defense I'm bound to have missed some.... post 'em.

APSE Class 4A all-state football team By The Associated Press The 2009 Class 4A All-State high school football team, released Wednesday, as voted on by The Associated Press Sports Editors based on regular-season performance. Players are listed in alphabetical order at each position. FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE: OFFENSIVE LINE: _ CORBIN BOETTGER, Denison, Sr. -- Graded 98 percent, 4 pancakes/game, no sacks, team averaged more than 500 ypg _ GARRETT GRAMLING, Denton Ryan, Sr. -- Graded 94 percent, 43 pancakes, no sacks allowed _ BRYCE REDMAN, Longview, Sr. -- 80 Knockdowns, graded 90 percent _ COLE UNDERWOOD, Denton Guyer, Sr. -- 28 pancake blocks, 1 sack allowed for offense that averaged 515 ypg _ DARYL WILLIAMS, Lake Dallas, Sr. -- Graded 93 percent, 38 pancakes, no sacks allowed for offense that averaged 438.8 ypg ENDS/RECEIVERS: _ CHRIS HIPPS, Dallas Highland Park, Sr. -- 77-1,469 yards, 16 TDs; 96 points scored _ MATT LIPKA, McKinney, Sr. -- 54-1,344 receiving, 22 TDs; 2 kickoff return TDs QUARTERBACK: _ SCOTTY YOUNG, Denton Ryan, Sr. -- 197-for-306 passing, 3,191 yards, 44 TDs, 7 INTs RUNNING BACKS: _ MALCOM BROWN, Schertz Steele, Jr. -- 1,787 yards, 30 TDs; 27-4A offensive MVP _ LEROY DOBBINS, Montgomery, Sr. -- 2,191 yards, 19 TDs _ JOHNATHAN GRAY, Aledo, Soph. -- 1,745 yards, 34 TDs; 19-399 receiving, 7 TDs KICKER: _ KRAMER FYFE, Lake Travis, Sr. -- 11 FGs (long 54, 3 others over 42); 57-of-57 PATs OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Scotty Young, Denton Ryan ___ FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: _ TAYLOR BIBLE, Denton Guyer, Sr. -- 87 tackles, 17 TFL, 5 sacks, 14 QB pressures, 2 fumbles caused _ TY HOOK, Denton Ryan, Jr. -- 80 tackles, 24 TFL, 11 sacks, 12 QB pressures _ JAVIEL JOLLIFFE, EP Chapin, Sr. -- 126 tackles, 9 sacks _ SHANE SOBNOSKY, Santa Fe, Sr. -- 103 tackles, 26 TFL, 12 sacks LINEBACKERS: _ RUDY LOPEZ, Mission, Sr. -- 172 tackles, 41 TFL, 19 sacks, 25 QB pressures, 4 fumbles caused, 3 fumbles recovered _ JEREMY STALLWORTH, Carrollton Newman Smith, Jr. -- 100 tackles, 18 TFL, 3 sacks, 3 INTs (1 TD), 5 QB pressures, 1 blocked kick _ JAKE WEDDLE, Frisco Liberty, Sr. -- 106 tackles (67 solo), 12 TFL, 8 fumbles caused, 3 INTs, 1.5 sacks, 2 fumbles recovered (1 TD) BACKS: _ ALONTE' DARDEN, Longview, Sr. -- 4 INTs, 15 pass breakups, 65 tackles, 2 fumbles recovered _ RAMON FLOWERS, CC Flour Bluff, Sr. -- 7 INTs (2 returned for TDs), 57 tackles _ JUSTIN GARCIA, Mission, Sr. -- 7 INTs (4 returned for TDs), 9 pass breakups; 55 tackles, 2 fumbles caused _ GEOFF HOOKER, Sherman, Sr. -- 125 tackles, 3 INTs (1 TD), 3 fumbles caused, 12 pass breakups, 7 all-purpose TDs PUNTER: _ EDGAR SALCIDO, EP Del Valle, Sr. -- 45.7-yard average on 27 punts, 7 inside 20 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Rudy Lopez, Mission ___ SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE: LINEMEN: _ Jaqwaylin Arps, Denison, Sr.; Matt Gibson, Dallas Highland Park, Sr.; Ian Kelso, Lake Travis, Sr.; Jonathon Molina, Big Spring, Jr.; Abraham Trejo, Weslaco East, Sr. ENDS/RECEIVERS: _ Antonio Anderson, Denton Ryan, Sr.; Al Lasker, Carrollton Newman Smith, Sr. QUARTERBACK: _ James Franklin, Lake Dallas, Sr. RUNNING BACKS: _ D.J. Jones, Denison, Sr.; Cori Sanchez, EP Chapin, Sr.; Damion Willis, McKinney, Jr. KICKER: _ Shaun Rodriguez, Angleton, Jr. ___ SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: _ Kedrick Dial, Sulphur Springs, Sr.; Corey Fletcher, Henderson, Jr.; Tony Hill, Dayton, Sr.; Cy Wilson, Aledo, Sr. LINEBACKERS: _ Ernest Rodriguez, EP Chapin, Sr.; Matt Ritchey, Big Spring, Sr.; Ryan Simmons, Schertz Steele, Jr. BACKS: _ Trevonta Ebron, Dallas Jefferson, Jr.; Duke Hamilton, Jacksonville, Sr.; Rick Izaguirre, Mercedes, Sr.; Randall Joyner, Carrollton Newman Smith, Sr. PUNTER: _ Jason Burford, EP Burges, Jr. ___ HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE: LINEMEN: Francisco Brito, CC Flour Bluff; Beau Carpenter, Sulphur Springs; I'Raunce Ellis, Killeen; Logan Hoppenrath, FW Boswell; Colby Houston, Red Oak; Nate Leonard, McKinney; Duwayne Lewis, Port Lavaca Calhoun; Jordan Nichols, Wolfforth Frenship; Tevin Ratcliff, Longview; Catarino Salazar, Weslaco East; Matt Scott, Buda Hays; Chance Vernon, Gregory-Portland; Kenneth Walker, Montgomery; Davonte Wallace, EP Irvin; Cole Wehring, Rosenberg Terry; Austin Woods, Rockwall-Heath; Mason Y'Barbo, Sulphur Springs. ENDS/RECEIVERS: Jonathan Davis, Hereford; Saqwan Edwards, Manvel; Conner Floyd, Lake Travis; Carey Fortson, Longview; Michael Gilmore, La Marque; Josh Gold, Richardson Pearce; Blake Jumonville, Richardson Pearce; Trey Metoyer, Whitehouse; Jimmay Mundine, Denison; Terrell Reece, Brenham; Bud Sasser, Denton Ryan; Thaddeus Straughter, Big Spring. QUARTERBACKS: Michael Brewer, Lake Travis; Madison Carter, Sherman; Albert Chavez, Mercedes; Michael Cummings, Killeen; Josh Dorman, Birdville; Darian Lazard, Pearland Dawson; Zach Lee, McKinney; Conner Moore, Canyon; Luke Woodley, Dallas Highland Park. RUNNING BACKS: Monte Anderson, Big Spring; Ladarius Anthony, Kilgore; Willie Culpepper, SA Brackenridge; Andy Erickson, Lake Travis; Cody Evans, Corsicana; Caleb Harmon, Port Neches-Groves; Ty Hicks, Amarillo Palo Duro; Henry Josey, Angleton; Randall Joyner, Carrollton Newman Smith; James Myles, Stephenville; Jaimaine Wilhite, Denton Guyer; Kenny Williams, Pflugerville Hendrickson. KICKERS: Eric Hosek, Sherman. ___ HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE: LINEMEN: Derrick Anderson, Big Spring; Keith Booker, Rosenberg Terry; Trevor Gillette, Lake Travis; C.J. Guerra, Rosenberg Terry; T.C. Jones, Angleton; Dwight Kennedy, Terrell; Charles Leslie, Sherman; Aaron Morrison, Denison; Jonathan Roberts, Lake Travis; Robert Satterfield, Denton Guyer; Matt Sealy, Dallas Highland Park; Bubba Vactor, Longview; T.R. Varnado, Stephenville; Jared Wesley, Canyon; Two Willis, Manvel. LINEBACKERS: Royce Asi, Killeen; Beau Barnes, Friendswood; Derek Burk, Conroe Caney Creek; Quinton Crow, Lake Travis; Martin Davis, Corsicana; Charlie Foose, Dallas Highland Park; Jacoby Hale, Beaumont Central; Drew Hamilton, Lake Dallas; Danny Heiss, Aledo; Ryan Jackson, Angleton; Justin Jones, Jacksonville; Webster Jones, Angleton; Ian Lazarus, Lake Travis; Alex Martinez, Mission; Adam Ontiveros, EP Chapin; Garrett Powell, Sherman; Brent Pulliam, Sherman; Gerald Richardson, Mansfield Legacy; Rush Seaver, Lampasas; Jocko Spataro, Sulphur Springs; Jaaron Staton, Dallas Conrad. BACKS: Charlie Alva, EP Chapin; Landon Appling, El Campo; Triston Crook, Sulphur Springs; Dre Dunbar, Port Neches-Groves; Ciante Evans, Arlington Seguin; Jacob Garza, Mission Memorial; Jose Hernandez, EP Bowie; Jake Howeth, Dallas Highland Park; Dedrin Jones, Schertz Steele; Addison McGee, Longview; A.J. Perez, Alice; Cody Reeves, Denison; Aaron Reyna, Lampasas; Sharard Timmons, Sulphur Springs; Taylor Wrinkle, Lake Travis. PUNTERS: Collin Bradley, Hallsville; Madison Carter, Sherman; Cesar Lozano, EP Chapin; Steven Maeweather, Houston Sharpstown.