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Top Texas Football Programs of all-time

(300 min games played)

(thru 2006 season)

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1.--24. West Orange-Stark-(11-1)--.7863: 269-72-3 (24-3A)

2.--37. Odessa Permian---(9-4)-----.7756: 441-123-13 (3-5A)

3.--48. Houston Yates-----(10-3)----.7691: 357-103-12 (22-4A)

4.--51. Southlake Carroll--(16-0)---.7653: 397-119-8 (5-5A)

5.--71. Austin Westlake--(12-3-1)--.7539: 333-106-8 (16-5A)

6.--75. Dallas Carter-------(9-3)----.7516: 342-110-9 (9-5A)

7.--128. Highland Park-----(11-1)---.7348: 686-239-27 (11-4A)

8.--167. Arlington Lamar----(5-5)---.7254: 299-111-7 (7-5A)

9.--229. Universal Randolph-(6-5)--.7087: 333-133-13 (27-2A)

10.-253. Austin Reagan-----(1-9)----.7048: 330-135-11 (25-4A)

11.-271. Converse Judson---(6-4)--.7007: 379-159-10 (26-5A)

12.-285. San Antonio Clark-(5-5)---.6969: 224-96-5 (27-5A)

13.-312. Groveton------(10-2)------.6929: 590-252-34 (22-1A)

14.-313. LaMarque----(15-1)--------.6928: 491-213-17 (23-4A)

15.-316. Amarillo------------(8-4)---.6919: 694-303-22 (2-5A)

16.-350. Plano---------(4-6)---------.6866: 683-299-47 (8-5A)

17.-361. New London----(closed)---.6850: 216-95-16 (XXXX)

18.-377. Refugio---------(11-2)-----.6826: 564-254-31 (29-2A)

19.-389. Temple--------(2-8)--------.6807: 669-300-52 (13-5A)

20.-408. Euless Trinity--(11-1)------.6784: 286-134-6 (6-5A)

21.-413. Celina----------(15-1)------.6778: 479-223-18 (13-2A)

22.-421. Crawford-------(10-2)-----.6768: 485-224-29 (12-2A)

23.-424. Hondo---------(14-1)-------.6765: 621-289-31 (29-3A)

24.-464. Phillips--------(closed)-----.6706: 353-168-21 (XXXX)

25.-487. Woodlands-----(6-5)-------.6672: 216-106-7 (14-5A)

26.-488. Garrison-------(2-7)-------.6664: 440-217-13 (20-2A)

27.-527. Harlingen------(6-5)-------.6634: 557-274-37 (32-5A)

28.-544. Brownwood-----(7-7)------.6622: 628-316-20 (16-4A)

29.-545. Prt Arthur Memorial (6-5)-.6586: 596-295-58 (22-5A)

30.-558. Littlefield--------(13-2)-----.6569: 546-274-27 (2-3A)

31.-599. S.A. Churchill--(8-3)------.6575: 295-151-11 (26-5A)

32.-602. El Campo-------(8-3)------.6575: 576-291-38 (24-4A)

33.-603. Medina Valley--(8-4)------.6571: 327-169-7 (28-4A)

34.-618. Barbers Hill------(10-1)----.6552: 508-261-27 (23-3A)

35.-619. Seagraves-------(7-4)-----.6550: 470-244-15 (6-1A)

36.-626. Lufkin------------(11-1)----.6508: 601-309-37 (14-5A)

37.-627. Mart-------------(15-1)-----.6542: 624-321-42 (22-2A)

38.-636. El Paso Coranado-(9-2)---.6530: 297-155-12 (1-5A)

39.-638. Ballinger---------(4-6)-----.6528: 575-299-29 (3-2A)

40.-645. Pilot Point-------(8-5)------.6515: 492-256-31 (6-3A)

41.-649. Lewisville-------(5-6)------.6510: 507-265-25 (8-5A)

42.-655. Corsicana--------(5-6)-----.6506: 635-332-43 (14-4A)

43.-663. Sweeny---------(10-3)-----.6495: 414-217-13 (25-3A)

44.-690. White Oak-------(2-8)-----.6462: 482-258-26 (16-3A)

45.-683. Breckenridge---(6-4)------.6469: 587-312-37 (5-3A)

46.-696. Cameron Yoe--(6-5)-------.6458: 593-316-41 (19-3A)

47.-699. Wichita Falls----(5-6)------.6454: 620-330-47 (5-4A)

48.-xxx. Longview------(9-3)--------.6437: 585-312-53 (12-5A)

49.-xxx. Cuero---------(12-1)-------.6435: 607-328-37 (26-3A)

50.-xxx. North Mesquite-(5-5)-------.6434: 248-135-11 (12-5A)

51.-xxx. Bay City--------(2-8)------.6434: 583-317-32 (24-4A)

52.-xxx. Denver City----(5-5)-------.6425: 449-247-13 (5-2A)

53.-xxx. Wink-----------(7-4)--------.6415: 530-292-19 (8-1A)

54.-xxx. Freer----------(10-3)-------.6412: 469-258-20 (31-2A)

55.-xxx. Midland Lee-----(5-7)------.6410: 328-181-9 (3-5A)

56.-xxx. Garland-------(12-3)-------.6406: 597-324-50 (11-5A)

57.-xxx. Waco----------(13-3)------.6406: 498-271-38 (13-5A)

58.-xxx. Albany--------(8-5)---------.6387: 540-299-30 (9-1A)

59.-xxx. Rogers--------(8-3)--------.6379: 489-273-21 (25-2A)

60.-xxx. Sweetwater--(9-3)--------.6375: 605-339-29 (4-3A)

61.-xxx. Clifton---------(3-7)--------.6363: 522-290-39 (12-2A)

62.-xxx. Ft Bend Willowridge (2-8)-.6355: 195-111-4 (23-5A)

63.-xxx. Tyler John Tyler-(4-7)-----.6349: 596-334-41 (12-5A)

64.-xxx. Houston Lamar-(9-3)------.6348: 461-258-34 (21-5A)

65.-xxx. Sonora--------(8-3)-------.6315: 516-295-29 (2-2A)

66.-xxx. Forney--------(5-5)--------.6311: 517-298-20 (11-4A)

67.-xxx. Baytown Lee--(7-4)-------.6295: 540-310-38 (22-5A)

68.-xxx. Monahans------(9-2)------.6287: 471-272-30 (3-3A)

69.-xxx. Vernon--------(9-6)-------.6274: 577-335-38 (5-3A)

70.-xxx. Holliday-------(12-2)------.6265: 454-266-23 (8-2A)

71.-xxx. D'hanis---------(7-3)------.6250: 270-160-10 (29-1A)

72.-xxx. Gregory-Portland-(4-6)--.6247: 458-270-26 (31-4A)

73.-xxx. C.C. Calallen----(12-1)---.6243: 423-250-23 (31-4A)

74.-xxx. Perryton---------(7-4)-----.6242: 508-299-25 (1-3A)

75.-xxx. Port Isabel-------(9-3)----.6236: 375-223-17 (32-3A)

76.-xxx. Stamford------(6-4)-------.6224: 544-324-31 (4-2A)

77.-xxx. Lubbock Estacado-(2-8)--.6224: 264-158-11 (4-4A)

78.-xxx. Newton-----------(8-3)----.6220: 439-264-14 (24-2A)

79.-xxx. Pt Neches-Groves-(5-5)--.6208: 505-302-33 (20-4A)

80.-xxx. Houston Stratford-(10-2)-.6208: 376-226-19 (18-5A)

81.-xxx. Sundown---------(9-3)----.6191: 402-245-12 (6-1A)

82.-xxx. Hull-Daisetta-----(7-4)----.6187: 496-299-30 (23-1A)

83.-xxx. Daingerfield-----(4-6)-----.6178: 491-299-25 (14-3A)

84.-xxx. Taylor-----------(4-6)-----.6177: 567-343-38 (26-4A)

85.-xxx. Jasper----------(2-8)------.6174: 539-327-37 (22-3A)

86.-xxx. Whiteright-------(8-3)-----.6170: 472-286-37 (15-2A)

87.-xxx. Abilene---------(8-5)------.6169: 575-351-32 (3-5A)

88.-xxx. Childress-------(9-2)-----.6081: 557-354-28 (8-2A)

89.-xxx. Schulenberg---(11-1)-----.6076: 512-326-26 (x-x)

90.-xxx. Sudan-----------(3-6)-----.6075: 430-276-10 (4-1A)

91.-xxx. Iraan------------(7-6)-----.6069: 470-300-25 (8-1A)

92.-xxx. S.A. Houston---(7-4)-----.6061: 370-238-14 (29-4A)

93.-xxx. Deer Park-----(7-4)-----.6051: 405-260-25 (23-5A)

94.-xxx. Columbus------(3-7)-----.6046: 484-312-26 (20-3A)

95.-xxx. East Bernard---(9-1)----.6043: 424-275-15 (26-2A)

96.-xxx. Meridian--------(5-5)-----.6037: 422-272-29 (25-1A)

97.-xxx. Floydada--------(4-6)-----.6035: 505-327-28 (6-2A)

98.-xxx. C.C. Miller-----(5-6)-----.6034: 554-357-42 (28-5A)

99.-xxx. Uvalde----------(6-5)-----.6030: 518-333-47 (28-4A)

100-xxx. Kerens---------(8-3)-----.6027: 475-307-36 (21-2A)

101-xxx. Van------------(6-4)-----.6005: 463-303-30

102-xxx. Bellville--------(8-3)-----.6005: 478-314-24

103-xxx. Donna----------(2-8)-----.6005: 502-329-30 (31-5A)

104-xxx. Atlanta-------(5-7)-------.6005: 496-318-72 (14-3A)

105-xxx. McGregor----(7-4)------.6004: 522-341-38 (12-2A)

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TradinUp BH

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Nice work, But WOS is not the best football program in the history of Texas. They haven't been around for as long as some of the schools.  Look at the schools that have 500+ wins. To me the Amarillo's, Plano's, Highland Park's, Temple's are the top schools.  Don't get me wrong WOS winning percentage is immpessive, but I don't think thier the top program by far.

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Just curious is that TJ's record for Memorial? Hopefully they're not adding the Titans wins to the total.

The guy who put those stats together IS counting PAM as a continuation of TJ...  even though there are 3 different historic schools that make up Memorial...

Since I've had so many comments in the past about how comparing all-time winning percentages between programs of vastly different ages gives an unfair advantage to the younger programs, I actually refute that.

Surprisingly, it's the OLDER programs that actually seem to have an advantage! Here are the highest winning percentages among all current 3A schools statewide with the programs divided up by age.  Just compare the winning percentages of the #8 ranked teams in each of the following categories and you see a consistent fall as you move to the  younger programs.   In fact, among the 91 programs in 3A that currently have a winning percentage above 50%, only 10 of them have played less than 500 games in their history (that's 50 seasons or less), and 3 of those 10 are in district 21-3A.

Highest All-Time Winning Percentage

(among teams with >900 games played)

1. Hondo 67.64%

2. Breckenridge 64.69%

3. Cameron Yoe 64.58%

4. Cuero 64.36%

5. Sweetwater 63.60%

6. Vernon 62.74%

7. Taylor 61.81%

8. Jasper 61.73%

Highest All-Time Winning Percentage

(among teams with 801-900 games played)

1. Perryton 62.38%

2. Columbus 60.69%

3. Atlanta 60.52%

4. Bellville 60.17%

5. Crockett 58.87%

6. Devine 58.20%

7. Carthage 58.11%

8. Sinton 57.60%

Highest All-Time Winning Percentage

(among teams with 701-800 games played)

1. Celina 67.97%

2. Pilot Point 65.15%

3. White Oak 64.62%

4. Monahans 62.78%

5. Van 60.05%

6. Andrews 59.21%

7. Silsbee 56.09%

8. Mount Vernon 55.93%

Highest All-Time Winning Percentage

(among teams with 601-700 games played)

1. Sweeny 64.95%

2. Port Isabel 62.54%

3. Abilene Wylie 56.51%

4. Crandall 52.43%

5. Glen Rose 51.50%

6. Needville 51.48%

7. Rio Hondo 50.60%

8. Orange Grove  50.08%

Highest All-Time Winning Percentage

(among teams with 501-600 games played)

1. Medina Valley 65.71%

2. Coldspring 56.96%

3. Liberty-Eylau 55.38%

4. Longview Spring Hill 53.11%

5. La Vernia 52.03%

6. China Spring 51.93%

7. Bridge City 50.38%

8. Waco Connally 49.91%

Highest All-Time Winning Percentage

(among teams with 401-500 games played)

1. Hamshire-Fannett 60.31%

2. Robinson 59.47%

3. Dallas Roosevelt 56.49%

4. Hardin-Jefferson 53.32%

5. Wichita Falls Hirschi 51.85%

6. Brookshire Royal 51.34%

7. Emory Rains 45.83%

8. Prosper 44.32%

Highest All-Time Winning Percentage

(among teams with <400 games played)

1. West Orange-Stark  78.63%

2. Wimberley 63.51%

3. Midland Greenwood 61.73%

4. Argyle 57.63%

5. Hidalgo 45.93%

6. Pleasant Grove 45.47%

7. Marion 45.32%

8. Dallas Madison 43.04%

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Well, if a program is a "winning" program, then it shouldn't be based solely on number of years or games played (unless you are counting an extremely small number of games).  It is impressive that six Southeast Texas teams are up there.

How long has Newton had a good football program?  I "thought" I remembered that back in the early- to mid-eighties they were running through teams.  Is that not accurate?  JW ???

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Here are the numbers I calculated for southeast Texas... some of which are a bit different than those above.

Ties are counted by the majority of statisticians as one-half of a win, so winning percentage is calculated by the following formula: (wins + ties/2) / (total # of games played)

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