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4 minutes ago, aTmfan06 said:

Even with a subscription they don’t show teams in 4A ranked 10-25. Now the computer rankings do but those rankings have teams in different spots than the AP polls

 

 

What’s the computer rankings. Maxpreps rankings were strange. They had LCM at 7

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12 hours ago, AggiesAreWe said:

This is the hidden content, please

Local teams in these rankings:

 

6A

#6 Atascocita

#9 North Shore

#22 CE King

 

5A DI

#2 College Station

 

4A DII

#1 Carthage

#4 West Orange-Stark

 

3A DII

#6 Newton

 

2A DI

#3 Timpson

 

2A DII

#9 Tenaha

Interesting that Atascocita is ahead of North Shore!  

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5 hours ago, Reagan said:

Interesting that Atascocita is ahead of North Shore!  

North Shore lost to an unranked Westfield at the time and doesn't have really have any great wins on their schedule to date. Atascocita went on the road and beat a top 5 ranked Allen and their loss was on the road to a top 5 ranked Guyer. 

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2 hours ago, LCMAlumtiger32 said:

I understand strength of-schedule determines rankings but i believe Vidor should be in the top 20. I imagine the points in this game will determine a lot. 

I seen someone say that SOS, penetrations, and points help determine rankings, which would make sense. But I think our points for/points allowed doesn't help our case. But I thought we should be in the top 20 too.

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Interesting that the old Midland Lee, now Legacy, is the only 6A school in the rankings that is not in the 4 largest greater metro areas of the state.  The power in the top classification has long ago shifted to those areas.  Gone for the most part are the days of the smaller metros having great teams.  Beaumont and Longview did have the 2 teams in the 6A Div II championship a few years ago, but that was an aberration over the last 20 or so years.  

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