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125!!!!!

48-42 Aledo

49-42.

@msucolt45 couple questions

1. Did they change the HS along with college? Must go for 2 in second OT then trading 2pt plays starting in third OT?

2. In OT Aledo held Richland to 0 points. Got the ball and scored a TD. Is the game not over at that point? Refs had the field cleared and Aledo had to attempt the XP.
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Salado over Jarrell was a (slight) upset that actually helps muddy up  the District standings.

Wimberly is still far and away the favorite to take the title, but 2-4 are still up for grabs.  Lago Vista and Navarro face off next week and that will bring it even more to bright.  The 4 seed could get interesting.

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On 10/26/2024 at 8:33 AM, Gardner Barnes said:

Good night for the chaps.

There is no way Westlake should have beaten LT in football. LT has a huge commitment from the school district and over 4,500 more students in the district than Westlake. They way out-gained Westlake, and were done in by stupid mistakes. Westlake coaches are the difference. I wonder when LTISD decides Coach Carter should maybe 'pursue other opportunities?' 

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Lampasas, as expected before the season started, lost to Stephenville 42-31. These two teams are likely going to meet again in the regional finals. If Lampasas gets to this game they will win the rematch. The Jackets are a really good 4A team, blowout loss to a far more talented Ruston, LA team in non-district notwithstanding. They are the prohibited favorite in Region 1. I had Lampasas pegged as being 8-2 or 9-1 depending upon if they beat Wimberley. I did not count on the Reed Jerome injury that got them their first loss.

If they can establish the ground game and keep the defense off the field as much as possible they’ve got four more wins in them. Big if on that though as that defense is prone to giving up yards in big chunks at times. Been a fun season watching them from a distance though. One of the best things to come out of Covid is that more high school games are broadcast.

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6 hours ago, TreatyOak said:

There is no way Westlake should have beaten LT in football. LT has a huge commitment from the school district and over 4,500 more students in the district than Westlake. They way out-gained Westlake, and were done in by stupid mistakes. Westlake coaches are the difference. I wonder when LTISD decides Coach Carter should maybe 'pursue other opportunities?' 

LT's ADM  was 3773

Westlake's was 2813.

 

Lake Travis still has significantly more students, but total school District population is virtually never used in this type of discussion.  I was reading along and "4500 more students..." blew my mind.

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1 hour ago, Iceman said:

LT's ADM  was 3773

Westlake's was 2813.

 

Lake Travis still has significantly more students, but total school District population is virtually never used in this type of discussion.  I was reading along and "4500 more students..." blew my mind.

I contend that it's a valid comparison. Both programs start their kids in the high school play calling system at Pop Warner, so huge numbers of kids are already learning the plays. Plus, this means you have a much larger group of wealthy families contributing money to the program, even when they don't have kids on the team. Couple all this with the high number of former athletes who live in Lake Travis and you should have a huge advantage at LT. The fact that Westlake has owned them for the past seven seasons is amazing.  

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But you’re like the only person who talks about it in that context at all. The head coach isn’t responsible for how many elementary they have.

As a small school guy, I shrug my shoulders at the notion of a school with 1000 boys attending being at some disadvantage.  Schools all over the state are in Districts with similar disparity in ADM and do just fine. 
 

The 7 year run is amazing, especially given the tradition and overall competitiveness by both programs. 

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14 hours ago, UpperWestside said:

Lampasas, as expected before the season started, lost to Stephenville 42-31. These two teams are likely going to meet again in the regional finals. If Lampasas gets to this game they will win the rematch. The Jackets are a really good 4A team, blowout loss to a far more talented Ruston, LA team in non-district notwithstanding. They are the prohibited* favorite in Region 1. I had Lampasas pegged as being 8-2 or 9-1 depending upon if they beat Wimberley. I did not count on the Reed Jerome injury that got them their first loss.

*prohibitive 

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