Texasball Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 2 hours ago, WulfTangClan said: Good dude but not really a big believer in his coaching. He has some good young talent coming up in that Lee program, that's the main reason Lee MAY be on the uprise but we'll see. What have you seen from him not to believe in his coaching? I know Lee had some set backs this year with some injuries. Pretty good RB got hurt on the 2nd series of the year. they building from the Jr highs up. Varsity coaches helping at every Jr High practice. If they have talent coming...IMO the coaching will not hurt them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 Just another 3A Kid out of bEast Texas JEFF GLADNEY New Boston coming out of High School: Rated by Scout.com as the No. 11 cornerback in the state Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 Just another bEast Texas Small School Kid. West Orange Stark. The talent from these 4A and Below is 2nd to No one in the Nation at the highest Level. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 Remember the comment no School with 35 players have great Talent. This is just from 3A Daingerfield. That one little School with less than 40 player rosters have produced this. Even today there are Mims'. Check out Baylor and their best WR he is a Mims from DField. 3A Produced one of the Greatest teams in Texas in 1983. Thomas Everett 2 time SB champion with dem Cowboys. Greg Evans - S, 1995-1998 (Bills, Redskins); Eric Everett - DB, 1988-1992 (Eagles, Bucs, Chiefs, Vikings); Thomas Everett - S, 1987-1995 (Steelers, Cowboys); David Mims - WR, 1993-1994 (Falcons); Darryl Lewis - TE (Bears); Gary Lewis - WR (Packers); John Rodgers - RB, 1982-84 (Steelers); David Whitmore - LB, 1990-1995 (Giants, 49ers, Chiefs, Eagles); Eddie White - RB (Broncos); Arthur Moore - DL (San Francisco, New England) Another Daingerfield Kid with the Mims name. It's not Called bEast Texas for No Reason. 2A - 6A straight Balling 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 I will assure you they didn't have 40 kids but the 22 that played on Offense and Defense were some bad ass boys. But I'm sure there is no way they could have played against Texas 5A back then. Because all that Talent would have been mitigated against all those AAAAAA's 🤣 https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/dfwvarsity/article190991784.html 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 This interesting how can those little bEast Texas Schools out perform all those bigger schools in producing NFL talent and if you Look at Longview, Tyler and Lufkin you will understand why it's called BEast Texas. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/schools/high_schools.cgi?hs_state=TX Schools that have produced 6 or more NFL Players The bEast Texas Schools enlarged. Only JT, Longview, Lee and Lufkin are the usual 6A types the rest are mostly 4A & below in Beast Texas. Now look all the Big Schools they dominate. And these Schools are mostly within 40 miles of each other. 😎. Cuero is the highest rated 4A (small school) School with 10. High School HS City HS State Players Active South Oak Cliff Dallas TX 24 0 Ball Galveston TX 24 1 John Tyler Tyler TX 23 1 Waco Waco TX 22 2 Longview Longview TX 22 3 Jack Yates Houston TX 21 0 Temple Temple TX 19 0 Phillis Wheatley Houston TX 18 2 Lufkin Lufkin TX 15 1 DeSoto DeSoto TX 15 3 Kashmere Houston TX 15 0 David W. Carter Dallas TX 15 1 Willowridge Houston TX 15 1 Woodrow Wilson Dallas TX 15 0 Thomas Jefferson San Antonio TX 14 0 Bryan Bryan TX 14 0 North Side Fort Worth TX 14 0 Roy Miller Corpus Christi TX 14 0 Sherman Sherman TX 13 0 Big Spring Big Spring TX 13 1 Highland Park Dallas TX 13 2 Franklin D. Roosevelt Dallas TX 12 0 Lincoln Port Arthur TX 12 0 West Brook Beaumont TX 11 1 Abilene Abilene TX 11 0 Judson Converse TX 11 2 North Shore Houston TX 11 3 Skyline Dallas TX 11 2 Lyndon B. Johnson Austin TX 11 1 Corsicana Corsicana TX 11 0 Lake Highlands Dallas TX 11 3 La Marque La Marque TX 11 1 Booker T. Washington Houston TX 11 0 Klein Klein TX 10 3 Robert E. Lee Tyler TX 10 0 Justin F. Kimball Dallas TX 10 1 Plano Plano TX 10 1 Hebert Beaumont TX 10 0 Cuero Cuero TX 10 0 Odessa Odessa TX 10 2 Killeen Killeen TX 10 0 Liberty-Eylau Texarkana TX 10 1 Texas City Texas City TX 9 1 Robert E. Lee Midland TX 9 0 Texas Texarkana TX 9 1 Angleton Angleton TX 9 1 Jasper Jasper TX 9 0 Westbury Houston TX 9 1 M.B. Smiley Houston TX 9 0 Garland Garland TX 9 1 Daingerfield Daingerfield TX 9 0 Sterling Aviation Houston TX 9 0 Pampa Pampa TX 9 0 Gladewater Gladewater TX 9 0 Evan E. Worthing Houston TX 8 0 G.W. Brackenridge San Antonio TX 8 0 Jacksonville Jacksonville TX 8 1 Grapevine Grapevine TX 8 0 Sulphur Springs Sulphur Springs TX 8 0 Nimitz Houston TX 8 2 Brenham Brenham TX 8 1 L.V. Berkner Richardson TX 8 3 Duncanville Duncanville TX 8 2 Denton Denton TX 8 0 Hearne Hearne TX 8 0 Dunbar Fort Worth TX 8 0 Thomas Jefferson Port Arthur TX 8 0 Midland Midland TX 8 0 Brownwood Brownwood TX 8 1 Charlton-Pollard Beaumont TX 8 0 Cooper Abilene TX 8 0 Winston Churchill San Antonio TX 7 0 Stephen F. Austin Austin TX 7 1 Estacado Lubbock TX 7 0 Forest Brook Houston TX 7 0 Arlington Heights Fort Worth TX 7 1 Pearland Pearland TX 7 2 Mirabeau B. Lamar Houston TX 7 1 Lincoln Dallas TX 7 0 Plainview Plainview TX 7 0 Lamar Houston TX 7 2 Palestine Palestine TX 7 1 Southlake Carroll Southlake TX 7 1 Wichita Falls Wichita Falls TX 7 0 Lamar Consolidated Rosenberg TX 7 1 Sweeny Sweeny TX 7 0 Westlake Austin TX 7 4 Greenville Greenville TX 7 1 L.D. Bell Hurst TX 7 1 Sam Houston San Antonio TX 7 0 Marshall Marshall TX 7 0 Aldine Houston TX 7 0 Robert E. Lee Baytown TX 7 0 Spring Woods Houston TX 7 0 Elkins Missouri City TX 6 2 Van Vleck Van Vleck TX 6 0 O.D. Wyatt Fort Worth TX 6 0 Permian Odessa TX 6 0 Hillcrest Dallas TX 6 0 Allen Allen TX 6 3 Brazoswood Clute TX 6 0 Copperas Cove Copperas Cove TX 6 1 S.H. Rider Wichita Falls TX 6 0 Borger Borger TX 6 0 Waxahachie Waxahachie TX 6 1 John Jay San Antonio TX 6 1 Central Beaumont TX 6 0 Humble Humble TX 6 0 Terrell Terrell TX 6 0 Cleburne Cleburne TX 6 0 Pflugerville Pflugerville TX 6 1 La Porte La Porte TX 6 0 Graham Graham TX 6 0 Mart Mart TX 6 0 Brazosport Freeport TX 6 0 Lubbock Lubbock TX 6 0 I.M. Terrell Fort Worth TX 6 0 Vernon Vernon TX 6 0 C.E. Ellison Killeen TX 6 0 Amarillo Amarillo TX 6 0 Huntsville Huntsville TX 6 0 El Campo El Campo TX 6 1 Sam Houston Arlington TX 6 0 Nacogdoches Nacogdoches TX 6 0 White Oak White Oak TX 6 0 Mansfield Mansfield TX 6 3 Kempner Sugar Land TX 6 2 Wharton Wharton TX 6 0 Plano East Plano TX 6 1 Eisenhower Houston TX 6 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 @Texasball @Horsefly What are your takes on this game? It is suppose to be a big game in Texas and made Maxpreps top 10. The funny thing is a 3-3 5A Frisco Wakeland kicked 6A Pearce's ass 35 -28 their only loss so far. Yet Sulphur Springs beat Wakeland. If this game is close what does it say about 6A D'ville? I was impressed with them but Skyline is terrible and hard to judge off that game. Does Pearce stand a chance? Pearce (5-1) vs. Dville (6-0) Pearce (Richardson, Texas) 5-1 @ No. 17 Duncanville (Texas) 6-0 Friday, 7:30 p.m. Pearce: QB Bo Brewer (5-11, 190), RB Dequan Landon (5-7, 180), WR Blake Waters (5-11, 150), S Bradford Holley (6-2, 180), LB Isaiah Polk (5-10, 195) Duncanville: QB Ja'Quinden Jackson (6-2, 200), S Chris Thompson (6-2, 195), ATH Marquez Beason (5-10, 180), WR Zeriah Beason (6-0, 170), S Stacy Brown (6-2, 195) Duncanville has been as dominate as anyone in the country this year. The Panthers are allowing less than four points per game and have yet to be in a competitive game this season. They are loaded with talent and it all starts with their 4-star quarterback Jackson. Pearce averages over 40 points per game and the Mustangs face the toughest defense by far on Friday. The winner of this game controls their own destiny to win the 6A-Region 1 District 8 title. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FloTex Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 5 hours ago, DevilDog said: Remember the comment no School with 35 players have great Talent. This is just from 3A Daingerfield. That one little School with less than 40 player rosters have produced this. Even today there are Mims'. Check out Baylor and their best WR he is a Mims from DField. 3A Produced one of the Greatest teams in Texas in 1983. Thomas Everett 2 time SB champion with dem Cowboys. Greg Evans - S, 1995-1998 (Bills, Redskins); Eric Everett - DB, 1988-1992 (Eagles, Bucs, Chiefs, Vikings); Thomas Everett - S, 1987-1995 (Steelers, Cowboys); David Mims - WR, 1993-1994 (Falcons); Darryl Lewis - TE (Bears); Gary Lewis - WR (Packers); John Rodgers - RB, 1982-84 (Steelers); David Whitmore - LB, 1990-1995 (Giants, 49ers, Chiefs, Eagles); Eddie White - RB (Broncos); Arthur Moore - DL (San Francisco, New England) Another Daingerfield Kid with the Mims name. It's not Called bEast Texas for No Reason. 2A - 6A straight Balling I remember David Whitmore. Saw him play at SFA, in Nacogdoches many times. He was a mean SOB, and one of my favorite players growing up as a kid! 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FloTex Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 5 hours ago, DevilDog said: This interesting how can those little bEast Texas Schools out perform all those bigger schools in producing NFL talent and if you Look at Longview, Tyler and Lufkin you will understand why it's called BEast Texas. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/schools/high_schools.cgi?hs_state=TX Schools that have produced 6 or more NFL Players The bEast Texas Schools enlarged. Only JT, Longview, Lee and Lufkin are the usual 6A types the rest are mostly 4A & below in Beast Texas. Now look all the Big Schools they dominate. And these Schools are mostly within 40 miles of each other. 😎. Cuero is the highest rated 4A (small school) School with 10. High School HS City HS State Players Active South Oak Cliff Dallas TX 24 0 Ball Galveston TX 24 1 John Tyler Tyler TX 23 1 Waco Waco TX 22 2 Longview Longview TX 22 3 Jack Yates Houston TX 21 0 Temple Temple TX 19 0 Phillis Wheatley Houston TX 18 2 Lufkin Lufkin TX 15 1 DeSoto DeSoto TX 15 3 Kashmere Houston TX 15 0 David W. Carter Dallas TX 15 1 Willowridge Houston TX 15 1 Woodrow Wilson Dallas TX 15 0 Thomas Jefferson San Antonio TX 14 0 Bryan Bryan TX 14 0 North Side Fort Worth TX 14 0 Roy Miller Corpus Christi TX 14 0 Sherman Sherman TX 13 0 Big Spring Big Spring TX 13 1 Highland Park Dallas TX 13 2 Franklin D. Roosevelt Dallas TX 12 0 Lincoln Port Arthur TX 12 0 West Brook Beaumont TX 11 1 Abilene Abilene TX 11 0 Judson Converse TX 11 2 North Shore Houston TX 11 3 Skyline Dallas TX 11 2 Lyndon B. Johnson Austin TX 11 1 Corsicana Corsicana TX 11 0 Lake Highlands Dallas TX 11 3 La Marque La Marque TX 11 1 Booker T. Washington Houston TX 11 0 Klein Klein TX 10 3 Robert E. Lee Tyler TX 10 0 Justin F. Kimball Dallas TX 10 1 Plano Plano TX 10 1 Hebert Beaumont TX 10 0 Cuero Cuero TX 10 0 Odessa Odessa TX 10 2 Killeen Killeen TX 10 0 Liberty-Eylau Texarkana TX 10 1 Texas City Texas City TX 9 1 Robert E. Lee Midland TX 9 0 Texas Texarkana TX 9 1 Angleton Angleton TX 9 1 Jasper Jasper TX 9 0 Westbury Houston TX 9 1 M.B. Smiley Houston TX 9 0 Garland Garland TX 9 1 Daingerfield Daingerfield TX 9 0 Sterling Aviation Houston TX 9 0 Pampa Pampa TX 9 0 Gladewater Gladewater TX 9 0 Evan E. Worthing Houston TX 8 0 G.W. Brackenridge San Antonio TX 8 0 Jacksonville Jacksonville TX 8 1 Grapevine Grapevine TX 8 0 Sulphur Springs Sulphur Springs TX 8 0 Nimitz Houston TX 8 2 Brenham Brenham TX 8 1 L.V. Berkner Richardson TX 8 3 Duncanville Duncanville TX 8 2 Denton Denton TX 8 0 Hearne Hearne TX 8 0 Dunbar Fort Worth TX 8 0 Thomas Jefferson Port Arthur TX 8 0 Midland Midland TX 8 0 Brownwood Brownwood TX 8 1 Charlton-Pollard Beaumont TX 8 0 Cooper Abilene TX 8 0 Winston Churchill San Antonio TX 7 0 Stephen F. Austin Austin TX 7 1 Estacado Lubbock TX 7 0 Forest Brook Houston TX 7 0 Arlington Heights Fort Worth TX 7 1 Pearland Pearland TX 7 2 Mirabeau B. Lamar Houston TX 7 1 Lincoln Dallas TX 7 0 Plainview Plainview TX 7 0 Lamar Houston TX 7 2 Palestine Palestine TX 7 1 Southlake Carroll Southlake TX 7 1 Wichita Falls Wichita Falls TX 7 0 Lamar Consolidated Rosenberg TX 7 1 Sweeny Sweeny TX 7 0 Westlake Austin TX 7 4 Greenville Greenville TX 7 1 L.D. Bell Hurst TX 7 1 Sam Houston San Antonio TX 7 0 Marshall Marshall TX 7 0 Aldine Houston TX 7 0 Robert E. Lee Baytown TX 7 0 Spring Woods Houston TX 7 0 Elkins Missouri City TX 6 2 Van Vleck Van Vleck TX 6 0 O.D. Wyatt Fort Worth TX 6 0 Permian Odessa TX 6 0 Hillcrest Dallas TX 6 0 Allen Allen TX 6 3 Brazoswood Clute TX 6 0 Copperas Cove Copperas Cove TX 6 1 S.H. Rider Wichita Falls TX 6 0 Borger Borger TX 6 0 Waxahachie Waxahachie TX 6 1 John Jay San Antonio TX 6 1 Central Beaumont TX 6 0 Humble Humble TX 6 0 Terrell Terrell TX 6 0 Cleburne Cleburne TX 6 0 Pflugerville Pflugerville TX 6 1 La Porte La Porte TX 6 0 Graham Graham TX 6 0 Mart Mart TX 6 0 Brazosport Freeport TX 6 0 Lubbock Lubbock TX 6 0 I.M. Terrell Fort Worth TX 6 0 Vernon Vernon TX 6 0 C.E. Ellison Killeen TX 6 0 Amarillo Amarillo TX 6 0 Huntsville Huntsville TX 6 0 El Campo El Campo TX 6 1 Sam Houston Arlington TX 6 0 Nacogdoches Nacogdoches TX 6 0 White Oak White Oak TX 6 0 Mansfield Mansfield TX 6 3 Kempner Sugar Land TX 6 2 Wharton Wharton TX 6 0 Plano East Plano TX 6 1 Eisenhower Houston TX 6 0 Cool list. Amazing to see a school like CC Miller on there. Beaumont Charlton Pollard was a football factory back in the day when Beaumont was the pro football capital of the US. Willie Ray Smith was a legend. My grandfather knew him well. The stories of that man and his discipline tactics was legendary. Sad to think about how far a program like Yates has fallen. No one wanted to play the Lions in the 80’s... and Dallas Carter is another storied program that had slipped away. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horsefly Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 5 hours ago, DevilDog said: @Texasball @Horsefly What are your takes on this game? It is suppose to be a big game in Texas and made Maxpreps top 10. The funny thing is a 3-3 5A Frisco Wakeland kicked 6A Pearce's ass 35 -28 their only loss so far. Yet Sulphur Springs beat Wakeland. If this game is close what does it say about 6A D'ville? I was impressed with them but Skyline is terrible and hard to judge off that game. Does Pearce stand a chance? Pearce (5-1) vs. Dville (6-0) Pearce (Richardson, Texas) 5-1 @ No. 17 Duncanville (Texas) 6-0 Friday, 7:30 p.m. Pearce: QB Bo Brewer (5-11, 190), RB Dequan Landon (5-7, 180), WR Blake Waters (5-11, 150), S Bradford Holley (6-2, 180), LB Isaiah Polk (5-10, 195) Duncanville: QB Ja'Quinden Jackson (6-2, 200), S Chris Thompson (6-2, 195), ATH Marquez Beason (5-10, 180), WR Zeriah Beason (6-0, 170), S Stacy Brown (6-2, 195) Duncanville has been as dominate as anyone in the country this year. The Panthers are allowing less than four points per game and have yet to be in a competitive game this season. They are loaded with talent and it all starts with their 4-star quarterback Jackson. Pearce averages over 40 points per game and the Mustangs face the toughest defense by far on Friday. The winner of this game controls their own destiny to win the 6A-Region 1 District 8 title. They have a common district opponent in berkner. Pearce was trailing 24-21 going into the 4th and scored 14 unanswered pts to win 35-24. Duncanville didn't need such come-from-behind heroics as they coasted to a 63-0 (42-0 half)victory over berkner. give me DV big!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 3 hours ago, FloTex said: I remember David Whitmore. Saw him play at SFA, in Nacogdoches many times. He was a mean SOB, and one of my favorite players growing up as a kid! And a Beast in that 49er secondary. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 2 hours ago, Horsefly said: They have a common district opponent in berkner. Pearce was trailing 24-21 going into the 4th and scored 14 unanswered pts to win 35-24. Duncanville didn't need such come-from-behind heroics as they coasted to a 63-0 (42-0 half)victory over berkner. give me DV big!! Thanks then I will keep my Argyle vs Paris 4A battle for tomorrow night. What's your take on this one? BEast Texas vs DFW in the Metroplex. Best wins. Paris over Gilmer but lost to P.G. Argyle beat L.E. Stephenville and La Vega and have Melissa coming up too. They will be battle tested. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Horsefly Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 3 minutes ago, DevilDog said: Thanks then I will keep my Argyle vs Paris 4A battle for tomorrow night. What's your take on this one? BEast Texas vs DFW in the Metroplex. Best wins. Paris over Gilmer but lost to P.G. Argyle beat L.E. Stephenville and La Vega and have Melissa coming up too. They will be battle tested. PG only lost to Carthage by 7 a few weeks back. So that loss doesn't look too bad. This will be a good one, but I'll take argyle at home in a close one. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 This is interesting. The 30 best rookie defensive seasons ever. 6 Texas kids only Everson Walls at Richardson Pearce played at the highest level David Whitmore 3A Daimgerfield Zach Thomas 3A Pampa James Francis 4A La Marque Darryl Greene 4A Jessie H. Jones #1. Dick Night Train Lane All Black Anderson HS in Austin. Now it is a 6A in Austin. https://sports.gunaxin.com/30-greatest-nfl-defensive-rookie-seasons/206899 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 You can look at the schedules across the State in name order and all classes as well as the OOS team that played a Texas team result. No TAAPS http://www.theathleticsdepartment.com/schools/Houston-Jones/Football/master-schedule/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texasball Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 14 hours ago, DevilDog said: Remember the comment no School with 35 players have great Talent. This is just from 3A Daingerfield. That one little School with less than 40 player rosters have produced this. Even today there are Mims'. Check out Baylor and their best WR he is a Mims from DField. 3A Produced one of the Greatest teams in Texas in 1983. Thomas Everett 2 time SB champion with dem Cowboys. Greg Evans - S, 1995-1998 (Bills, Redskins); Eric Everett - DB, 1988-1992 (Eagles, Bucs, Chiefs, Vikings); Thomas Everett - S, 1987-1995 (Steelers, Cowboys); David Mims - WR, 1993-1994 (Falcons); Darryl Lewis - TE (Bears); Gary Lewis - WR (Packers); John Rodgers - RB, 1982-84 (Steelers); David Whitmore - LB, 1990-1995 (Giants, 49ers, Chiefs, Eagles); Eddie White - RB (Broncos); Arthur Moore - DL (San Francisco, New England) Another Daingerfield Kid with the Mims name. It's not Called bEast Texas for No Reason. 2A - 6A straight Balling David Whitmore - LB, 1990-1995 - I personally know this dude and he walking talking stud. Went to SFA as LB - SFA played for the national championship while he was there...He was such a great athlete they moved him to Safety - 6-2 or so about 225 and could really run. 3rd round draft for Bill Parcells and the giants He got super bowl ring with the giants and 49'ers his 1st two years in the league. That team also had Larry Centers from little ole Tatum - All he did was have incredible NFL career - when he retired he held the NFL record for receiving yards for RB's - since has been broken. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texasball Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 Larry Centers from Tatum beast TX 3x Pro Bowl 1x All Pro 1x SB Champ 6797 receiving yards started his career at SFA as WR and was moved to RB ---The year before Larry got on campus - SFA already had small school stud Micheal Horace from Groveton beast TX. - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 25 minutes ago, Texasball said: David Whitmore - LB, 1990-1995 - I personally know this dude and he walking talking stud. Went to SFA as LB - SFA played for the national championship while he was there...He was such a great athlete they moved him to Safety - 6-2 or so about 225 and could really run. 3rd round draft for Bill Parcells and the giants He got super bowl ring with the giants and 49'ers his 1st two years in the league. That team also had Larry Centers from little ole Tatum - All he did was have incredible NFL career - when he retired he held the NFL record for receiving yards for RB's - since has been broken. Shhhhhh they don't know about Dem small School ballers. Homer Jones of Pittsburg another bEast Texas power invented the Spike in the NFL with the Giants. I met him several times. That's old School. Larry Centers Heckuva player in the day. Whitmore could flat out hit. Look at the secondary Daimgerfield put in the NFL. Thomas Everett 2x SB Champ with Cowboys drafted by Steelers. Eric Everett with Eagles and Whitmore another SB Champion. Yeah no way those kids could have covered 5A kids. Lmao Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texasball Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 2 hours ago, DevilDog said: You can look at the schedules across the State in name order and all classes as well as the OOS team that played a Texas team result. No TAAPS http://www.theathleticsdepartment.com/schools/Houston-Jones/Football/master-schedule/ 08/31 Arkansas (Texarkana, AR) 20 Liberty-Eylau (Texarkana, TX) 6 09/07 Texas (Texarkana, TX) 43 Arkansas (Texarkana, AR) 35 09/08 Aledo (TX) 51 Bentonville (AR) 14 09/07 Odessa (TX) 63 Buckeye (AZ) 7 09/07 Salpointe Catholic (Tucson, AZ) 42 Del Valle (El Paso, TX) 27 09/27 Cornerstone Christian (San Antonio, TX) 28 Paraclete (Lancaster, CA) 27 10/12 Cornerstone Christian (San Antonio, TX) 58 Stellar Prep (Oakland, CA) 6 09/21 Texas School for the Deaf (Austin, TX) 66 Model School for the Deaf (Washington, DC) 0 08/31 All Saints (Fort Worth, TX) 48 Broward International (Hollywood, FL) 12 09/07 Trinity Christian (Cedar Hill, TX) 45 Florida A&M (Tallahassee, FL) 8 09/21 Permian (Odessa, TX) 70 Broward International (Hollywood, FL) 8 09/28 Bishop Lynch (Dallas, TX) 56 Broward International (Hollywood, FL) 0 09/07 Prestonwood Christian (Plano, TX) 13 Greater Atlanta Christian (Norcross, GA) 7 08/31 Burleson (TX) 52 Schlagle [F. L.] (Kansas City, KS) 0 08/31 Follett (TX) 12 Moscow (KS) 0 08/31 Bishop Dunne (Dallas, TX) 23 Evangel Christian Academy (Shreveport, LA) 14 08/31 West Hardin (Saratoga, TX) 36 Acadiana Christian (Lafayette, LA) 14 09/01 KIPP Renaissance (New Orleans, LA) 37 KIPP Northeast (Houston, TX) 0 09/06 Curtis [John] (River Ridge, LA) 21 Bishop Lynch (Dallas, TX) 14 09/08 Byrd [C. E.] (Shreveport, LA) 17 Bishop Dunne (Dallas, TX) 14 09/08 Washington [Booker T.] (New Orleans, LA) 26 KIPP Sunnyside (Houston, TX) 0 09/15 Duncanville (TX) 48 Evangel Christian Academy (Shreveport, LA) 13 09/21 Longview (TX) 56 Ruston (LA) 28 09/29 Acadiana Christian (Lafayette, LA) 50 Northside HomeSchool (Conroe, TX) 0 09/28 Maryland School for the Deaf (Frederick, MD) 27 Texas School for the Deaf (Austin, TX) 20 08/25 Episcopal (Bellaire, TX) 28 Christ (Arden, NC) 21 08/31 Cleveland [V. Sue] (Rio Rancho, NM) 35 Franklin (El Paso, TX) 21 08/31 Del Valle (El Paso, TX) 28 Mayfield (Las Cruces, NM) 10 08/31 Irvin (El Paso, TX) 31 Chaparral (NM) 6 08/31 Mountain View (El Paso, TX) 31 Gadsden (Anthony, NM) 0 08/31 Santa Teresa (NM) 45 Anthony (TX) 8 08/31 Silver (Silver City, NM) 21 Bowie (El Paso, TX) 7 09/07 Animas (NM) 56 Sierra Blanca (TX) 14 09/07 Mountain View (El Paso, TX) 20 Silver (Silver City, NM) 13 09/13 Americas (El Paso, TX) 35 Onate (Las Cruces, NM) 13 09/14 Animas (NM) 61 Fort Hancock (TX) 16 09/14 Coronado (El Paso, TX) 10 Carlsbad (NM) 9 09/14 Monterey (Lubbock, TX) 34 Clovis (NM) 21 09/21 Coronado (Lubbock, TX) 34 Clovis (NM) 7 09/21 Farwell (TX) 39 Texico (NM) 7 09/28 Clint (TX) 44 Chaparral (NM) 0 09/28 Cooper (Lubbock, TX) 40 Clovis (NM) 2 09/28 Santa Teresa (NM) 34 Horizon (El Paso, TX) 16 10/05 Cobre (Bayard, NM) 12 Fabens (TX) 6 10/05 Jal (NM) 44 Van Horn (TX) 8 10/05 Roswell (NM) 55 Cathedral (El Paso, TX) 6 10/12 Chaparral (NM) 32 Cathedral (El Paso, TX) 14 08/31 Bixby (OK) 36 Mansfield Timberview (Arlington, TX) 33 08/31 Broken Arrow (OK) 28 Mansfield (TX) 6 08/31 Dallas HSAA Blue (Plano, TX) 28 Oklahoma City Patriots HomeSchool (Oklahoma City, OK) 24 08/31 Gruver (TX) 56 Texhoma (OK) 20 08/31 Jenks (OK) 35 Mansfield Legacy (Mansfield, TX) 14 08/31 Muenster (TX) 20 Cache (OK) 15 08/31 Plainview (Ardmore, OK) 42 Sanger (TX) 7 08/31 St. Mark's (Dallas, TX) 38 Casady (Oklahoma City, OK) 0 08/31 Summit (Arlington, TX) 41 Page [Charles] (Sand Springs, OK) 28 08/31 Union (Tulsa, OK) 36 Lake Ridge (Mansfield, TX) 30 08/31 Valliant (OK) 56 Greenhill (Addison, TX) 20 08/31 Wellington (TX) 50 Hollis (OK) 14 09/07 Altus (OK) 28 Vernon (TX) 7 09/07 Hooker (OK) 45 Booker (TX) 14 09/07 Wellington (TX) 44 Frederick (OK) 12 09/07 Wheeler (TX) 55 Sayre (OK) 8 09/14 Booker (TX) 43 Beaver (OK) 0 09/14 Stratford (TX) 51 Guymon (OK) 0 09/21 Trinity Valley (Fort Worth, TX) 41 Casady (Oklahoma City, OK) 13 09/28 Casady (Oklahoma City, OK) 19 Oakridge (Arlington, TX) 17 10/05 Cistercian (Irving, TX) 49 Casady (Oklahoma City, OK) 7 10/12 Cooper [John] (The Woodlands, TX) 44 Casady (Oklahoma City, OK) 10 09/07 Allen (TX) 52 East (Salt Lake City, UT) 20 08/31 Cornerstone Christian (San Antonio, TX) 23 Life Christian Academy (Chester, VA) 14 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texasball Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 3 hours ago, DevilDog said: This is interesting. The 30 best rookie defensive seasons ever. 6 Texas kids only Everson Walls at Richardson Pearce played at the highest level David Whitmore 3A Daimgerfield Zach Thomas 3A Pampa James Francis 4A La Marque Darryl Greene 4A Jessie H. Jones #1. Dick Night Train Lane All Black Anderson HS in Austin. Now it is a 6A in Austin. https://sports.gunaxin.com/30-greatest-nfl-defensive-rookie-seasons/206899 That was different Whitmore Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texasball Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 12 minutes ago, DevilDog said: Shhhhhh they don't know about Dem small School ballers. Homer Jones of Pittsburg another bEast Texas power invented the Spike in the NFL with the Giants. I met him several times. That's old School. Larry Centers Heckuva player in the day. Whitmore could flat out hit. Look at the secondary Daimgerfield put in the NFL. Thomas Everett 2x SB Champ with Cowboys drafted by Steelers. Eric Everett with Eagles and Whitmore another SB Champion. Yeah no way those kids could have covered 5A kids. Lmao I once knew this dude from Pittsburg TX who could bridge backwards then balance on his head in that position then could rep 225lbs with olympic bar from that position. His way of doing Decline presses because he didn't have decline press bench in HS back in 80's. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texasball Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 14 hours ago, DevilDog said: @Texasball @Horsefly What are your takes on this game? It is suppose to be a big game in Texas and made Maxpreps top 10. The funny thing is a 3-3 5A Frisco Wakeland kicked 6A Pearce's ass 35 -28 their only loss so far. Yet Sulphur Springs beat Wakeland. If this game is close what does it say about 6A D'ville? I was impressed with them but Skyline is terrible and hard to judge off that game. Does Pearce stand a chance? Pearce (5-1) vs. Dville (6-0) Pearce (Richardson, Texas) 5-1 @ No. 17 Duncanville (Texas) 6-0 Friday, 7:30 p.m. Pearce: QB Bo Brewer (5-11, 190), RB Dequan Landon (5-7, 180), WR Blake Waters (5-11, 150), S Bradford Holley (6-2, 180), LB Isaiah Polk (5-10, 195) Duncanville: QB Ja'Quinden Jackson (6-2, 200), S Chris Thompson (6-2, 195), ATH Marquez Beason (5-10, 180), WR Zeriah Beason (6-0, 170), S Stacy Brown (6-2, 195) Duncanville has been as dominate as anyone in the country this year. The Panthers are allowing less than four points per game and have yet to be in a competitive game this season. They are loaded with talent and it all starts with their 4-star quarterback Jackson. Pearce averages over 40 points per game and the Mustangs face the toughest defense by far on Friday. The winner of this game controls their own destiny to win the 6A-Region 1 District 8 title. Max Preps is so off base - the site is only worth looking at schedules and history of results. This game will not be close. Duncanville will win by 40 or more. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texasball Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 14 hours ago, DevilDog said: @Texasball @Horsefly What are your takes on this game? It is suppose to be a big game in Texas and made Maxpreps top 10. The funny thing is a 3-3 5A Frisco Wakeland kicked 6A Pearce's ass 35 -28 their only loss so far. Yet Sulphur Springs beat Wakeland. If this game is close what does it say about 6A D'ville? I was impressed with them but Skyline is terrible and hard to judge off that game. Does Pearce stand a chance? Pearce (5-1) vs. Dville (6-0) Pearce (Richardson, Texas) 5-1 @ No. 17 Duncanville (Texas) 6-0 Friday, 7:30 p.m. Pearce: QB Bo Brewer (5-11, 190), RB Dequan Landon (5-7, 180), WR Blake Waters (5-11, 150), S Bradford Holley (6-2, 180), LB Isaiah Polk (5-10, 195) Duncanville: QB Ja'Quinden Jackson (6-2, 200), S Chris Thompson (6-2, 195), ATH Marquez Beason (5-10, 180), WR Zeriah Beason (6-0, 170), S Stacy Brown (6-2, 195) Duncanville has been as dominate as anyone in the country this year. The Panthers are allowing less than four points per game and have yet to be in a competitive game this season. They are loaded with talent and it all starts with their 4-star quarterback Jackson. Pearce averages over 40 points per game and the Mustangs face the toughest defense by far on Friday. The winner of this game controls their own destiny to win the 6A-Region 1 District 8 title. Max Preps is so off base - the site is only worth looking at schedules and history of results. This game will not be close. Duncanville will win by 40 or more. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texasball Posted October 18, 2018 Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 Duncanville got a gift from the UIL being put in that district when they should be playing CH, desoto and Mansfield schools. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DevilDog Posted October 18, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2018 29 minutes ago, Texasball said: Larry Centers from Tatum beast TX 3x Pro Bowl 1x All Pro 1x SB Champ 6797 receiving yards started his career at SFA as WR and was moved to RB ---The year before Larry got on campus - SFA already had small school stud Micheal Horace from Groveton beast TX. - I remember Horace. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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