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A few years back one of the Hardin schools, maybe West Hardin, opted out of their UIL District and any chance of making the playoffs but still played football. They made their own schedule. I forget what it is called when a team does this but that should be the move for Cleveland. At 6 A they will never make the playoffs, so why not lower your competition and give yourself a chance to not get 70 scored on you everytime you play. -
By AggiesAreWe · Posted
Yes they do but nobody wants weather to be a factor in the championship game. Besides, usually Sept-Oct. is much nicer temp than mid Dec. -
By oldschool2 · Posted
Oh I get it.. but, don't most (if not all) high school football teams play outdoor every week all year? And just to be clear... I personally like them playing at Cowboy's stadium because it's the nicest venue in the state. I just mean to all of the, "Needs to be Dallas! .. Needs to be Houston!" crowd... why wouldn't the state just say, "Ok.. fine then. It's Austin." -
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By Guitar Man · Posted
1. Atascocita 2. Clear Springs 3. Summer Creek 4. Angleton 5. La Porte 6. Huntsville 7. Marshall 8. Texas High 9. Longview Pine Tree 10. Tyler Chapel Hill 11. Lindale 12. Jasper 13. Silsbee 14. Teague 15. East Chambers 16. Palestine Westwood 17. Orangefield 18. Anderson-Shiro 19. Woodville 20. Centerville 21. Timpson 22. Deweyville 23. Overton 24. West Sabine 25. Aquilla -
By AggiesAreWe · Posted
Given the choice of indoors or outdoors, a vast majority of the coaches will go with indoors. I am so glad basketball left that God awful place.
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