89Falcon

Does not have to be "larger" to be an "upgrade". It may be an "upgrade for his specific situation".

Center 48 Porter 38

Any info on 2A-4A?

Agreed. And if Center had won by 8 points, Rusk would have been sitting at home. Rusk got the win by 3 points and they have the more mature team. Center will difficult to contend with in the next two years with their skill position talent.

How about district? No one would compare Rusk pre-district schedule vs Center pre-district as Center schedule was light years tougher than Rusk. There is very little difference between Rusk and Center. This was illustrated when they met in Rusk.

They definitely "survived to get the win". Where does Center offense rank? I am fairly certain they ran up and down the field for the entire game? If Rusk has a "decent defense" and Center "one of the worst in 4A", yet they both scored within 3 points of each other head to head it would seem Center must have a better offense. I suspect Center had more yards/points in the district than Rusk. Center Sophomore QB was the best in the district. All Center key skill positions were underclassmen. Will be interesting to see how the matchup goes in the next few years.

Exactly.

I guess Rusk has a similar defense to Center? Though, Center does have the top QB in the district.

Yes, least athletic OL in the district. QB and WRs carry the team. Will be held 2-3 plays and torch you on the 3rd or 4th play. It is difficult to hold them four plays in a row, though teams like Jasper are better equipped to do so than others.

Why dont you write a paragraph using "run on" sentences with "incoherent" vocabulary? The HH coaches could then be enlightened.

Final 48-45 Rusk

Might have to rescind my prediction.

Interesting to see on this one. I expect Jasper to get on track.

Huffman by 21

Agreed. That was my point. SA was undefeated and ran every team they played straight off the field. A 1 point margin of victory over SA would be impressive.

Next thing I will tell you is "consult with the UIL". Myself, the UIL record books and EVERY single authority on Earth do not count 6-Man football as the same sports as 11 man football. The only folks count 6 man football as the same sport as 11 man football are those on SETX forum who would like to catch 89Falcon in a mistake.

You can argue with the UIL record book. Richland Springs is not included in the record book. They do not play the same sport as Aledo.

Looks like you are on top of things. Was quoting "NHSBulldogFan" who stated previously that he was "not impressed" with the Refugio victory over San Augustine. Just illustrating his ridiculous statement.

"Winning" but "not very impressive". Just a mediocre "State Champion".

Do we include "flag football" also? There are some strong flag programs in the state.

I did not see Richland Springs on the list in the record book with Aledo, Carroll, Katy and Celina. Do they play the same sport?

Agreed. However, there is no school in the state (perhaps in all-time history of the state) that can match Aledo's recent run. Aledo though not financially challenged, does not have the most resources in the state. There may be a handful of teams that we generally expect to be in the mix for a title on yearly basis. There will be an additional 100+ schools in the state that have similar resources but fall drastically short on results. We may be able to identify a trend among the "perceived contenders" but to make a conclusion we would have to consider the success ratio of all schools in a similar resource bracket. If all similar resourced districts are considered we will likely not see a quantifiable difference in outcomes. We could actually look at some of the larger multiple school ISDs (Katy, Conroe, Plano, Klein, etc) with some of the "contenders" and find several high schools within that possess the exact same resources but never exceed mediocrity.

At least I am not "kicking the little guy when he is down" this time.

Yes, 11-2 is a good season for most teams. BH has shown themselves capable of making the playoffs frequently over the years (as have many schools in Texas). Many in this forum (and on this post) have indicated that the key to "championship success" is financial resources. BH with greater financial resources than nearly all schools in Texas, has not been able to make the conversion.

And in the case of BH, nothing is built in many decades. Though they have always had the greatest financial resources of any school in the region.