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What area in Texas produces the best football players/teams?


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What area in Texas produces the best football players/teams?  

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  1. 1. What area in Texas produces the best football players/teams?

    • SE Texas
      27
    • Houston area
      3
    • Austin area
      2
    • Dallas/Ft Worth area
      12
    • other
      2


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I saw a map on the internet a couple of years ago(can't remember where), it had a red dot in the area of the country that all current NFL players were from. The triangle area had the most red dots. Actually the I-10 corridor from Houston to Florida was littered with dots.

But as far as HS teams go, I would have to say DFW also.

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Guess someone will have to do a little more research. We can all throw out a name or two from any region of Texas but, statistically (or more appropriately, on a per capita basis since we don't have near the population of the DFW/Houston areas) I don't think any of us can say for sure without a little research. WOS87, where are you???

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