2020 Texas HS football

[sunset87 253]

4 hours ago, slorch said:

North Shore is 4505.  It is NOT part of HISD.  They also have another 5A school in Galena Park ISD.  That does make it a bit different from Allen in that respect.

TWHS is 4330

Alief Elsik has 4277 and isn't a factor.

Hell Pasadena Dobie has 4209 and never does jack-shit.

There’s lots of high enrollment high schools in both the DFW and Houston areas. However, typically the same schools are the ones winning and competing for titles every year.

Sure coaching is big part of it, but it’s also pretty obvious that the better players in those areas end up at those schools one way or another.
 

The Odessa Permian and Midland Lee type schools can’t compete with those schools anymore. Just too big of a talent gap and depth issue, which wasn’t the case years ago. Along with the much larger emphasis that has gone into football in the big metro areas, especially DFW.

[Helobious 9755]

Harlingen & SA Stevens 7-7 after 1st quarter. Stevens looks superior so far but Cards hanging tough. 

[956 Worldwide 35516]

14-7 Harlingen.  Stevens had a bizarre series of penalties to go 3 and out and HHS punched it in.  

[956 Worldwide 35516]

Harlingen heads to to the locker room up by 7.  
 

Sloppy game with 3 turnovers for Stevens and 2 for Harlingen and a lot of penalties against Stevens.  Questionable call by Gomez to try a 35 yard field goal instead of going for it on 4th and 3 from the SA 17.

Harlingen can easily win this game, Stevens is not completely outclassing them and is playing sloppy. 

[Nueces River Rat 5739]

2 hours ago, TwiceHorn said:

It's really the only explanation for HP's success.  It draws from about 5 sq. miles and a fairly fixed student population (that has increased a tad because the property tax situation is that childless people gtfo now).

Also a microcosm of the difference coaching makes.

And Highland Park always seems to miss the 6A cutoff be 10 or 20 students.   I’m not a conspiracy theorist.....but in this case I am. 

[Nueces River Rat 5739]

4 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said:

Harlingen heads to to the locker room up by 7.  
 

Sloppy game with 3 turnovers for Stevens and 2 for Harlingen and a lot of penalties against Stevens.  Questionable call by Gomez to try a 35 yard field goal instead of going for it on 4th and 3 from the SA 17.

Harlingen can easily win this game, Stevens is not completely outclassing them and is playing sloppy. 

Gomez seems to have a few brain farts in the playoffs.  Saw this a few years ago when they lost to Madison 

[Nueces River Rat 5739]

5 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

As I originally said it comes down to coaching and @Helobious other point. The amount of feeder junior highs. The fewer you have the easier it is to manage what you need. The great schools are all running the same offenses and defenses from varsity down to 7th grade. Even into the peewee leagues for the area.
 

Having an affluent neighborhood also allows for better things such as indoor training/practice, better weight rooms better strength and conditioning etc.  It also allows your athletes to go to camps to improve. 

This is pretty much correct.  I can’t emphasize how much it helps to get the youth involved and ingrained in the culture and expectations. 

[Helobious 9755]

5 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said:

Harlingen heads to to the locker room up by 7.  
 

Sloppy game with 3 turnovers for Stevens and 2 for Harlingen and a lot of penalties against Stevens.  Questionable call by Gomez to try a 35 yard field goal instead of going for it on 4th and 3 from the SA 17.

Harlingen can easily win this game, Stevens is not completely outclassing them and is playing sloppy. 

Agree, Stevens came out strong but the cards took the punch and responded. They definitely aren’t outmatched just need to eliminate the mistakes. Our kicker has a strong leg but has been shaky all year, I wouldn’t rely on him much moving forward if I was Gomez. 

[TreatyOak 17197]

14 minutes ago, Helobious said:

Agree, Stevens came out strong but the cards took the punch and responded. They definitely aren’t outmatched just need to eliminate the mistakes. Our kicker has a strong leg but has been shaky all year, I wouldn’t rely on him much moving forward if I was Gomez. 

Which team do you think can give Westlake a better game next week?

[956 Worldwide 35516]

5 minutes ago, TreatyOak said:

Which team do you think can give Westlake a better game next week?

Honestly I don’t think it will matter much.  

[Helobious 9755]

3 minutes ago, TreatyOak said:

Which team do you think can give Westlake a better game next week?

Playing the way they are today, both would be destroyed by a lot. In my biased opinion I think Harlingen would give them a better challenge, I think they’re slightly more sound on defense than Stevens.

[futureman 22664]

44 minutes ago, Nueces River Rat said:

And Highland Park always seems to miss the 6A cutoff be 10 or 20 students.   I’m not a conspiracy theorist.....but in this case I am. 

sorry we’re better than you at football. 

[956 Worldwide 35516]

Harlingen goes up 21-7 with about 2 left in the 3rd.  Stevens is playing undisciplined and looks beat.

[956 Worldwide 35516]

21-14 after a big punt return by Stevens and a pitch and catch. 9:50 left in the game.

[Helobious 9755]

Cards up 21-7 at start of 4th. Stevens isn’t that good but they look surprised that Harlingen came to play today. Lots of dumb mistakes for them and the cards aren’t even playing that great either. Still lots of time left though.

[Helobious 9755]

Just now, Helobious said:

Cards up 21-14 in 4th. Stevens isn’t that good but they look surprised that Harlingen came to play today. Lots of dumb mistakes for them and the cards aren’t even playing that great either. Still lots of time left though.

Stevens rallying now.

 

[Helobious 9755]

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[956 Worldwide 35516]

Wheels falling off for Harlingen. High snap on a punt and Stevens recovers for the TD. 21-20 after a blocked XP. Such sloppy play. 

Edited December 19, 2020 by 956 Worldwide

[El Compadre 770]

What channel is the Harlingen game on?

[956 Worldwide 35516]

You need a sub on nfhsnetwork. 

[Helobious 9755]

I’m not home so I’m following audio broadcast on & off on YouTube, rio sports live. 

[956 Worldwide 35516]

Stevens goes up 28-21.

[TreatyOak 17197]

49 minutes ago, Helobious said:

Playing the way they are today, both would be destroyed by a lot. In my biased opinion I think Harlingen would give them a better challenge, I think they’re slightly more sound on defense than Stevens.

I like Harlingen fans. They travel well and they are very passionate. Chaps played you a few years ago in the Alamodome and you had a huge group of fans make the trip. We beat you down, but your fans never stopped making a ton of noise. 

 

FYI, there is a good chance next week's game will be another home game for Westlake due to lack of stadiums. 

Edited December 19, 2020 by TreatyOak

[956 Worldwide 35516]

Harlingen fans travel as good as anyone in the state.  We’re also frequently the standard bearer for the RGV and pick up a bunch of other 956 fans along the way hoping for a miracle.

[956 Worldwide 35516]

Game over.  Harlingen is intercepted in the end zone from the Stevens 10.  HHS should be pretty salty next year. 

[Helobious 9755]

Damn. Cards fall apart in 4th. Furious rally on the last drive, drove inside Stevens 10 but picked off. Agree with 956 next years team should be better.

[HenryJames 67116]

Yeah, next year is the year for Valley football.

[Helobious 9755]

Yep, that’s totally what we said.

[956 Worldwide 35516]

WTF, Harlingen just gave Stevens all they wanted with the difference being a high snap on a punt.  No one’s saying they’re running the gauntlet but the team should be stronger next year and HHS is one of the few RGV squads that has experience beating teams from upstate both in and out of the playoffs.

[Lonestar88 5138]

5 hours ago, TwiceHorn said:

I think one of the things about the smaller, but fairly ultra-affluent communities is that there isn't a lot of turnover in students.  Once a family moves into Eanes, or HP, or Southlake (probably to a lesser extent), they are there to stay and the kids that make up the varsity football team have played together for years, picking up elements of the system.

Other schools have more turnover from apartments and lower-income sections, but make up for it by a larger student population (and "recruiting").

The affluent schools “recruit” too, they just usually don’t get any slack for it. (Although I think Southlake did get slapped on the wrist a few years ago).

 

4 hours ago, Stunns38 said:

Sounds like Duncanville. The best players that live in Dallas ISD (south of 30)tend to go there due to their open enrollment policy.

Desoto and I think recently Cedar Hill also became open enrollment, so that whole area is going to stay spicy.
 

Some of that talent migration is natural though. Talk to any kids in Southwest Dallas County and there’s a more than decent chance their parents or grandparents are from South Dallas. The talent that used be in DISD back in the day, moved to Cedar Hill, Duncanville, Desoto and Lancaster and started families.

[Guest]

felt weird today not having 3 State Championship games.

For all of my sentiment for the "old ways," this week has become something akin to the opening weekend of March Madness.

A day and a 1/3 are missing...  At least we get them later, but it still feels weird, given the past 3 days.

[HenryJames 67116]

2 hours ago, 956 Worldwide said:

WTF, Harlingen just gave Stevens all they wanted with the difference being a high snap on a punt.  No one’s saying they’re running the gauntlet but the team should be stronger next year and HHS is one of the few RGV squads that has experience beating teams from upstate both in and out of the playoffs.

Stevens sucks.

[Helobious 9755]

1 hour ago, HenryJames said:

Stevens sucks.

They do. All we said is our team should be improved next year, don’t know why that bothered you so much. It’s not like I’m pre-making 2021 state champ tshirts or anything, unless you’d like a custom one.

[Helobious 9755]

Euless Trinity beats Midland Lee. It was their last game ever as Midland Lee HS, next year they’ll be Midland Legacy HS.

Edited December 20, 2020 by Helobious

[Laga4 1270]

16 hours ago, Errestaurants said:

One big thing many parents do in Southlake is hold back the boys a grade.

That's a pretty common practice nowadays.  

Not unique to Southlake.

[Dennis Taylor 19284]

21 hours ago, Errestaurants said:

Yep Argyle, Southlake and Aledo all start the kids early in the system. I live in Trophy Club and our kids grow up playing Southlake and Argyle in youth sports and its crazy how they are always leaps and bounds better even at a young age. One big thing many parents do in Southlake is hold back the boys a grade. 

the thing these all have in common, along with several other perennial powers, is the one horse town setup. head coaches love that so they can control everything from 6th grade pre- athletics to the varsity. add in the very flexible 'open- enrollment" (recruitment) policies at some and that helps even more. Despite all its growth Katy ISD has hardly touched Katy HS attendance zone over the years. North Shore might as well be a one horse town   

[MonkeyDoughnut 10762]

21 hours ago, sunset87 said:

There’s lots of high enrollment high schools in both the DFW and Houston areas. However, typically the same schools are the ones winning and competing for titles every year.

Sure coaching is big part of it, but it’s also pretty obvious that the better players in those areas end up at those schools one way or another.
 

The Odessa Permian and Midland Lee type schools can’t compete with those schools anymore. Just too big of a talent gap and depth issue, which wasn’t the case years ago. Along with the much larger emphasis that has gone into football in the big metro areas, especially DFW.

Yep, I'm a fan of creating a 7A for playoffs even if only for 8 teams. They have manufactured an unfair advantage and should get to play only comparable situation schools come playoffs.

[BurntOrange&White 41649]

1 hour ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

Yep, I'm a fan of creating a 7A for playoffs even if only for 8 teams. They have manufactured an unfair advantage and should get to play only comparable situation schools come playoffs.

Why create a whole new classification for a bakers dozen of schools?

 

Permian, Celina, and SLCare the first schools I remember implementing their varsity offenses and defenses all the way down to the peewee leagues. 

[Guest]

1 hour ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

Yep, I'm a fan of creating a 7A for playoffs even if only for 8 teams. They have manufactured an unfair advantage and should get to play only comparable situation schools come playoffs.

For discussion's sake... and I am not disagreeing with you-

1. how do you break this out and keep the 6ADI and 6ADII brackets full?

2. what are the ramifications of wins/losses within a given District and when they have a "SuperSize" playoff qualifier?

 

Edited December 20, 2020 by slorch

[MonkeyDoughnut 10762]

1 hour ago, slorch said:

For discussion's sake... and I am not disagreeing with you-

1. how do you break this out and keep the 6ADI and 6ADII brackets full?

2. what are the ramifications of wins/losses within a given District and when they have a "SuperSize" playoff qualifier?

 

Thinking just take the top 8 enrollments teams that make playoffs into a "Super", then fill out 6A as is now... so additional 8 teams would make playoffs.

Your region has a "Super" team in it than likely 5 teams will make playoffs otherwise only 4....

There just has to be an dis-incentive to create these super school just for football.

[Lonestar88 5138]

In every classification, the largest cutoff number is around double the smallest. 2A is 105-229, a little more than double. 3A is 230-514, a little more than double, 4A is 515 to 1229, a little more than double, and 5A is 1230-2219, a little less than double.

6A starts at 2220, so if the largest schools are around double that, 4440, I think that’s reasonable.

There are actually only 4 schools in 6A whose enrollment is considerably higher than that and 3 of those schools are the Plano schools and they suck anyway.

This isn’t an entire division problem, its not even an 8 school problem, it’s an Allen high school problem. They have considerably more kids than even the Plano schools. They’re at 7k, they are a sole outlier.

[956 Worldwide 35516]

2 hours ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

Thinking just take the top 8 enrollments teams that make playoffs into a "Super", then fill out 6A as is now... so additional 8 teams would make playoffs.

Your region has a "Super" team in it than likely 5 teams will make playoffs otherwise only 4....

There just has to be an dis-incentive to create these super school just for football.

Nah, just go back to what I posted earlier. Give 6a an upper attendance cap, hell, let it have a cushion of +200 kids or so just in case your enrollment jumps. If you’re bigger than that, you can get put in a district and play a season but you’re not eligible for the playoffs. 

We have upper and lower attendance limits for every other classification and there’s no right to be eligible to play for a state championship in them. 
 

Allen will split up tomorrow. 

[Nueces River Rat 5739]

49 minutes ago, Lonestar88 said:

In every classification, the largest cutoff number is around double the smallest. 2A is 105-229, a little more than double. 3A is 230-514, a little more than double, 4A is 515 to 1229, a little more than double, and 5A is 1230-2219, a little less than double.

6A starts at 2220, so if the largest schools are around double that, 4440, I think that’s reasonable.

There are actually only 4 schools in 6A whose enrollment is considerably higher than that and 3 of those schools are the Plano schools and they suck anyway.

This isn’t an entire division problem, its not even an 8 school problem, it’s an Allen high school problem. They have considerably more kids than even the Plano schools. They’re at 7k, they are a sole outlier.

The split divisions thing they now do  in 5a and below at least evens things out somewhat.  The Problem with 6A depending on region and district, the largest school could very well be one of the smaller schools in the D1 bracket. Whereas one the districts in the DFW,SA, or Houston areas , one  the smaller schools in a district  could go to the D2 bracket with a sizeable enrollment advantage which is a flaw in the current setup.   In fact this was occurring in 5a until they decided to  do the split division thing as part of the district realignments.   You had schools with 2200 enrollment playing schools with barely at the 5A cutoff ( around 1080 I think).  It does make scheduling non districts a headache though where some districts have to find 5 and even 6 non district games.   It’s at least something 6A may have to look at and even if it’s a smaller pool of teams who end up in 6A D1.  It might require tweaking cutoffs down the line too to get a few more in D1 which really shouldn’t be an issue with the explosive growth in some regions which is going to continue. 

Edited December 21, 2020 by Nueces River Rat

[TreatyOak 17197]

11 hours ago, Laga4 said:

That's a pretty common practice nowadays.  

Not unique to Southlake.

A few years ago, they did a study about all the Men's World Cup teams and discovered that a great majority of the players were the oldest in their grades. So the rewards that they experienced from being more developed encouraged them to continue to play and helped fuel a lifetime of success. 

[Mac8111 2129]

10 kids out with Covid, including starting QB.

Northeast ISD shuts down basketball season due to COVID concerns

Johnson has 10 kids out for COVID and the game is allowed to go on.

[TreatyOak 17197]

Just watched the Harlingen/Stevens game highlights. Both teams looked pretty weak at the QB position, and the RB's are underpowered. The Stephen's receivers are small but they made some very good catches. Honestly, it looked a little like a JV game. I will be surprised if Stephens can score next Saturday against our Chaps. The following week will probably pair Westlake against Steele. Now they will hit you and they're always a tough game.   

 

[Lonestar88 5138]

1 hour ago, Nueces River Rat said:

The split divisions thing they now do  in 5a and below at least evens things out somewhat.  The Problem with 6A depending on region and district, the largest school could very well be one of the smaller schools in the D1 bracket. Whereas one the districts in the DFW,SA, or Houston areas , one  the smaller schools in a district  could go to the D2 bracket with a sizeable enrollment advantage which is a flaw in the current setup.   In fact this was occurring in 5a until they decided to  do the split division thing as part of the district realignments.   You had schools with 2200 enrollment playing schools with barely at the 5A cutoff ( around 1080 I think).  It does make scheduling non districts a headache though where some districts have to find 5 and even 6 non district games.   It’s at least something 6A may have to look at and even if it’s a smaller pool of teams who end up in 6A D1.  It might require tweaking cutoffs down the line too to get a few more in D1 which really shouldn’t be an issue with the explosive growth in some regions which is going to continue. 

Yeah, the pre season split may need to come to 6A eventually. But that still won’t solve the Allen problem as they are so much bigger than even the other big schools.

You’re right that currently the D1 pool would have to shrink. There are 245 schools in 6A right now, I’d guess only 70 to 80 have enrollments over 3k. That number will grow over time though, that’s when the pre-split will be inevitable. 

 

[956 Worldwide 35516]

5A (when it was the big schools) pioneered the division split and for many years 5A-D1 had a smaller pool.  Three teams from each district went to the playoffs, the bottom two went to DII. DI played one less game in the playoffs. It wasn’t perfect but it worked.

Still think there should be an attendance cap or just force high schools that get too huge to field two varsity teams of equal size with the rosters split by last four digits of SSN.

[Helobious 9755]

2 hours ago, TreatyOak said:

Just watched the Harlingen/Stevens game highlights. Both teams looked pretty weak at the QB position, and the RB's are underpowered. The Stephen's receivers are small but they made some very good catches. Honestly, it looked a little like a JV game. I will be surprised if Stephens can score next Saturday against our Chaps. The following week will probably pair Westlake against Steele. Now they will hit you and they're always a tough game.   

 

Our RBs are both sophomores, QB was a first-year starting senior with limited arm & limited mobility but always played his ass off. I know Stevens QB was a sophomore. They made the plays in crunch time and deserved the W, but I still think we would give Westlake a better game. As in we might’ve lost 56-7 while Stevens might lose 63-7. Steele I see as like a 42-14 type Westlake win. 
 

I really can’t imagine that Westlake breezing through the season like this will help them against NS. I remember 2 years ago the LT fans talking mad shit on the 6A site before the NS game. NS stomped the fuck out of them. I do think this Westlake team can give them a better game but it’ll be tough. 

[BurntOrange&White 41649]

Splitting at 2800 for D1/D2 6a would look like this with of course the ability to opt up/down based on scheduling/travel as UIL does:

6A D1

Spoiler

1.       Allen 6959 6A

2.       Plano West 5579.5 6A

3.       Plano East 5445.5 6A

4.       Plano 4999 6A

5.       Duncanville 4529 6A

6.       Galena Park North Shore 4505.5 6A

7.       Lewisville 4468 6A

8.       Conroe The Woodlands 4330 6A

9.       Conroe 4312 6A

10.   Alief Elsik 4277.5 6A

11.   Laredo United 4234 6A

12.   Pasadena Dobie 4209 6A

13.   Arlington Houston 4204 6A

14.   Dallas Skyline 4184 6A

15.   Coppell 4088.5 6A

16.   Alief Hastings 4082.5 6A

17.   Katy Tompkins 4018 6A

18.   Deer Park 3999 6A

19.   Pearland 3978.5 6A

20.   Odessa 3926 6A

21.   Katy Seven Lakes 3767 6A

22.   Lewisville Hebron 3757 6A

23.   Odessa Permian 3738 6A

24.   Round Rock 3714 6A

25.   Arlington Martin 3674 6A

26.   Houston MacArthur 3668 6A

27.   Lewisville Flower Mound 3651 6A

28.   Humble Atascocita 3644.5 6A

29.   Euless Trinity 3618 6A

30.   Klein Forest 3598 6A

31.   Klein Oak 3584 6A

32.   Katy 3466.5 6A

33.   San Antonio Reagan 3462 6A

34.   H Bellaire 3458 6A

35.   Spring 3456 6A

36.   Pasadena Memorial 3429 6A

37.   Klein Cain 3406 6A

38.   Austin Lake Travis 3401 6A

39.   Houston Benjamin Davis Sr 3396 6A

40.   Klein Collins 3387 6A

41.   Jersey Village 3371.5 6A

42.   South Grand Prairie 3340 6A

43.   Del Valle 3337 6A

44.   Cyp. Woods 3320.5 6A

45.   Cy-Fair 3314.5 6A

46.   Los Fresnos 3313 6A

47.   Northside O'Connor 3302 6A

48.   Katy Cinco Ranch 3257 6A

49.   San Antonio Madison 3235.5 6A

50.   Midland 3234 6A

51.   Laredo United South 3224 6A

52.   Klein 3218.5 6A

53.   Keller Timber Creek 3216 6A

54.   Killeen Ellison 3211.5 6A

55.   Dickinson 3205.5 6A

56.   San Antonio Johnson 3201 6A

57.   Midland Lee 3199 6A

58.   Spring Westfield 3167 6A

59.   Keller 3158 6A

60.   Conroe Woodlands College Park 3155.5 6A

61.   Cyp. Creek 3137 6A

62.   Laredo Johnson 3136 6A

63.   Harlingen 3134 6A

64.   San Antonio E. Central 3123 6A

65.   Pasadena Rayburn 3121 6A

66.   Cyp. Ridge 3113 6A

67.   Cyp. Lakes 3108.5 6A

68.   Lewisville Marcus 3094 6A

69.   Hurst Bell 3087 6A

70.   San Angelo Central 3087 6A

71.   San Benito 3074 6A

72.   San Antonio LEE 3058 6A

73.   Del Rio 3055 6A

74.   Cyp. Ranch 3054.5 6A

75.   Northside Warren 3051 6A

76.   McKinney 3049 6A

77.   Alief Taylor 3012.5 6A

78.   Fort Bend Ridge Point 2995 6A

79.   Comal Smithson Valley 2980 6A

80.   Grand Prairie 2979 6A

81.   Bridgeland 2978 6A

82.   Cyp. Falls 2974 6A

83.   Houston Northbrook 2973 6A

84.   LC Clear Springs 2972 6A

85.   Arlington Lamar 2969 6A

86.   Langham Creek 2959.5 6A

87.   Northside Clark 2950 6A

88.   Irving 2942 6A

89.   Belton 2937 6A

90.   De Soto 2925 6A

91.   Katy Taylor 2915 6A

92.   Pearland Dawson 2915 6A

93.   El Paso Franklin 2909.5 6A

94.   Houston Aldine 2906.5 6A

95.   Laredo Alexander 2904 6A

96.   Mesquite Horn 2899 6A

97.   Katy Mayde Creek 2892.5 6A

98.   Irving MacArthur 2875 6A

99.   RR Cedar Ridge 2874 6A

100.                       H Math Sci. & Tech 2869 6A

101.                       H Westside 2859 6A

102.                       Round Rock Westwood 2858 6A

103.                       Northside Stevens 2857 6A

104.                       La Joya 2854 6A

105.                       Garland Sachse 2851 6A

106.                       Austin Bowie 2848 6A

107.                       Alvin 2845.5 6A

108.                       Killeen Harker Heights 2844.5 6A

109.                       McKinney Boyd 2841 6A

110.                       Northside Jay 2840 6A

111.                       Northside Brandeis 2839 6A

112.                       Austin Westlake 2833 6A

113.                       H Lamar 2832.5 6A

114.                       Fort Bend Travis 2831 6A

115.                       Houston Eisenhower 2831 6A

116.                       Northside Harlan 2823 6A

117.                       Wylie 2823 6A

118.                       Conroe Grand Oaks 2812.95 6A

119.                       Channelview 2810 6A

120.                       Arlington 2808.5 6A

121.                       Humble Kingwood 2800 6A

6A D2

Spoiler

1.       H Chavez 2792 6A

2.       Round Rock Stony Pt. 2789 6A

3.       Southlake Carroll 2786 6A

4.       Rockwall 2778 6A

5.       Sheldon King 2773 6A

6.       Richardson Lake Highlands 2772 6A

7.       Wolfforth Frenship 2772 6A

8.       Richardson 2771 6A

9.       Austin Akins 2770.5 6A

10.   Edinburg North 2763 6A

11.   Austin Vandegrift 2761 6A

12.   Northside Holmes 2761 6A

13.   North Garland 2756 6A

14.   San Antonio Roosevelt 2755.5 6A

15.   LC Clear Falls 2753.5 6A

16.   Round Rock McNeil 2753 6A

17.   San Antonio Churchill 2746 6A

18.   Northside Brennan 2744 6A

19.   Mansfield Lake Ridge 2743 6A

20.   Edinburg Economedes 2739 6A

21.   Richmond George Ranch 2724 6A

22.   Irving Nimitz 2718 6A

23.   Haltom City Haltom 2717 6A

24.   Cyp. Park 2715.5 6A

25.   Prosper 2699 6A

26.   Arlington Bowie 2689.5 6A

27.   North Crowley 2684 6A

28.   El Paso Montwood 2675 6A

29.   Alvin Shadow Creek 2673.5 6A

30.   Houston Nimitz 2670 6A

31.   Humble Summer Creek 2669 6A

32.   Houston Memorial 2668 6A

33.   El Paso Coronado 2663.5 6A

34.   Pasadena South Houston 2661 6A

35.   Schertz Clemens 2657 6A

36.   Humble 2651.5 6A

37.   Weslaco 2651 6A

38.   Pasadena 2640 6A

39.   Denton Guyer 2639 6A

40.   Spring Dekaney 2638 6A

41.   New Braunfels 2634.5 6A

42.   Cedar Hill 2634 6A

43.   Mesquite 2629 6A

44.   El Paso Americas 2615.5 6A

45.   LC Clear Creek 2615.5 6A

46.   Brownsville Hanna 2609 6A

47.   Cibolo Steele 2606 6A

48.   Northside Marshall 2604 6A

49.   Fort Bend Dulles 2600.5 6A

50.   Northwest Eaton 2593 6A

51.   El Paso Pebble Hills 2582 6A

52.   Rockwall Heath 2578 6A

53.   Clute Brazoswood 2568.5 6A

54.   Northside Taft 2568 6A

55.   Katy Morton Ranch 2567.5 6A

56.   Edinburg 2565 6A

57.   Keller Central 2563 6A

58.   Frndswd Clear Brook 2561.5 6A

59.   Northwest Nelson 2559 6A

60.   Richardson Berkner 2547 6A

61.   Tomball Memorial 2543.5 6A

62.   Fort Bend Elkins 2543 6A

63.   Killeen Shoemaker 2539 6A

64.   Fort Bend Bush 2532 6A

65.   Fort Bend Clements 2523.5 6A

66.   North Mesquite 2515 6A

67.   South San Antonio 2514 6A

68.   Killeen 2513.5 6A

69.   Garland Rowlett 2509 6A

70.   Brownsville Rivera 2504 6A

71.   Converse Judson 2504 6A

72.   Waxahachie 2495 6A

73.   Cedar Park Vista Ridge 2492 6A

74.   Houston Clear Lake 2492 6A

75.   Conroe Oak Ridge 2482.5 6A

76.   Pharr-San Juan-Alamo 2463 6A

77.   Garland Lakeview Cent 2455 6A

78.   Mansfield 2451.5 6A

79.   Tomball 2448 6A

80.   Cyp. Springs 2444.5 6A

81.   Waco Midway 2443 6A

82.   Ft Worth Paschal 2442 6A

83.   Houston Strake Jesuit 2436 6A

84.   Beaumont West Brook 2417.5 6A

85.   H Westbury 2415 6A

86.   San Antonio MacArthur 2415 6A

87.   El Paso Socorro 2408 6A

88.   Bryan 2397 6A

89.   Richardson Pearce 2386 6A

90.   Austin 2359 6A

91.   Buda Hays 2351 6A

92.   Denton Braswell 2345 6A

93.   El Paso Eastlake 2342 6A

94.   Mission 2339 6A

95.   Houston Spring Woods 2335 6A

96.   Temple 2333.5 6A

97.   Harlingen South 2328 6A

98.   Garland 2320 6A

99.   San Marcos 2309 6A

100.                       Laredo Nixon 2305 6A

101.                       Tyler Lee 2304 6A

102.                       Edinburg Vela 2301 6A

103.                       H Heights 2299.5 6A

104.                       Keller Fossil Ridge 2297 6A

105.                       El Paso Eastwood 2289 6A

106.                       Abilene 2288 6A

107.                       La Joya Juarez-Lincoln 2285 6A

108.                       Houston Stratford 2283 6A

109.                       Weatherford 2279 6A

110.                       Eagle Pass 2275 6A

111.                       Copperas Cove 2269.5 6A

112.                       Little Elm 2269 6A

113.                       Garland Naaman Forest 2260 6A

114.                       Donna North 2257 6A

115.                       Hutto 2247 6A

116.                       FW Chisholm Trail 2245 6A

117.                       San Antonio Wagner 2233 6A

118.                       Dallas Jesuit 2232 6A

119.                       Fort Bend Austin 2230.5 6A

120.                       Ft Worth Boswell 2229 6A

121.                       PSJA North 2224 6A

122.                       Waco 2223 6A

123.                       Willis 2223 6A

124.                       South Garland 2151 6A

 

Edited December 21, 2020 by BurntOrange&White