rmac

Final was Woodville 65 SA 38

Scr 1- New Waverly Scr 2- Diboll Week 0- Corrigan-Camden Week 1- Shepherd Week 2- Orangefield

I had forgot about Big Spring.  Now they are down to 3A.

Didn't the original Little SWC also have San Angelo Central in it?  Once again Angelo is with with the panhandle schools.

Did any of you notice that in the 5A finals 3 of the 4 teams base offense was the I formation.  I am not sure what relavance that is, but found it interesting.

.[quote name="~old_wildcat~" post="732698" timestamp="1261169035"] [quote author=rmac link=topic=63955.msg732576#msg732576 date=1261149939] They may in district if Kirbyville moves back to 3A. [/quote] Is this a possibility,(moving back to 3A) and if I may ask,Where did you get your information...just curious..first iv'e heard about it.. [/quote] It depends where the cut off is for 3A.  It will probably be from 425 to 440.  I think Kirbyville turned in around 430

Could be a rematch next year.  Abilene has 18 starters back including both the Sims cousins.

They may in district if Kirbyville moves back to 3A.

Snowing in Woodville. Not sticking except on cars.

Waco radar [Hidden Content]

Harris rating had Brenham a 7 pt favorite

The Berry Center lower level goes from endzone to endzone.  The upper level 20 to 20.  The offical seating is 11,000, but I have been to a game there where the announced attendence was right at 15,000.

AggiesAreWe brings up a good point.  I get a chance to see games around the state and Setx has fewer turf stadiums than any other part of the state except maybe the valley.  I sometimes wonder why that is.  Even some of the six-man schools out west have turf fields.

Final Woodville wins 54 to 34.

Woodville 54 Hemphill 34 late in the 4th.

Woodville 40 Hemphill 34 in the 4th quarter. 

If district members vote to not allow noise makers during district games they can do that.  I know the district that Brownwood is in is like that.  They use their noise makers for non district and then put them away for district.  I think they did that to stop Brownwood from using their cowbells during games.  At least that is what the Brownwood folks tell me.

A good article on Shipley and Case McCoy. [Hidden Content]

I know all of us focus on East Texas, but I say Abilene Wylie play this year and they are big and fast.  I would not count them out.  They will probably be in the big school division.

I think this was just a draft they did earlier in the year to get an idea of how it would work.  That has been up on their site for a couple of months.

I have not seen anything about other sports.  In the split conference set up there will only be two teams from each district make the playoffs.

I got those number from Oldcoach.com.  They have people who call every school an get the numbers.

I think a lot of towns like Stephenville have a lot of retirement age people moving there.  I know Brownwood has around 20,000 people and the school is 3A.  Over half the population is over 55.

This link has possible drafts of districts under split-conference alignments. [Hidden Content]

Some West Texas Numbers Odessa 3837 Odessa Permian 3260 Midland Lee 2912 Midland 2844 San Angelo Central 2793 Abilene 2313 Lubbock Coronado 2187 Lubbock Monterrey 2185 EP Eastwood 2185 Lubbock 2154 EP Bel Air 2141 Amarillo Tascosa 2140.5 Abilene Cooper 2139.5 Amarillo 2089 EP Hanks 2035 EP Del Valle 1907 Amarillo Palo Duro 1872 Amarillo Caprock 1835 Canutillo 1719 EP Riverside 1307 San Angelo Lake View 1185 San Elizario 1070 Canyon 1067 EP Bowie 1025 Big Spring 977 Pampa 971 Abilene Wylie 947 Clint Mt. View 940 Brownwood 877 Lubbock Estacado 799.5 Borger 771 Fabens 750 Snyder 708 Seminole 628 Pecos 609 Clint 588 Monahans 564 Sweetwater 530 Midland Greenwood 517 Brownfield 450 Lamesa 444 Breckenridge 421 Amarillo River Road 417.5 Brady 355 Bushland 352 Muleshoe 343 Comanche 327 Bangs 324 Ballinger 310 Alpine 305 Crane 296 Idalou 278 Coleman 278 Coahoma 238 Albany 194 Clarendon 163