What up Texas?

[DevilDog]

5 minutes ago, WulfTangClan said:

So did everyone else in that district.

Heath would have made playoffs no problems in that district. But didn't in 11-6A.

Because you say so. Doesn't make it so.  Considering sorry ass teams make district in most districts that is not a positive. They would suck in 5A too. 

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1 minute ago, DevilDog said:

Yet you think LV will be automatically be a bad ass at 5A DI. 

If 'badass' means top 3-4, I sure do.

You automatically think they won't be to fit your pipe dream agenda about inter-classification competitiveness lol

[DevilDog]

6 minutes ago, WulfTangClan said:

Yeah, when Lee was missing a few key players. Magnolia blew away Poteet in Round 1.

I saw Magnolia play against Lufkin this year. They would not have beaten Lee. Magnolia was very vulnerable in the front 7 and Lee's strength this year was running with there 2022 FBS pair.

Lee at full strength would've had a shot at winning that district. And no doubt in my mind LV, RR, Mesquite would have ran through it without thinking twice. Heath and Horn would have finished no less than 2nd in that district. 

Here you go again.  Who was Poteet missing?  What about 6A depth.   No one is saying Poteet is a power in fact they suck. You are helping my argument against the Lobo's district.   LEE Sucks and struggle with Nacogdoches and  Marshall.  Were those few players still missing?

McKinney North 63  Poteet 21 🤣

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2 minutes ago, DevilDog said:

Because you say so. Doesn't make it so.  

But it does cause you say so right?

You have no idea what you are talking about. Have you seen Heath, JT and THigh like I have this year?

[DevilDog]

4 minutes ago, WulfTangClan said:

But it does cause you say so right?

You have no idea what you are talking about. Have you seen Heath, JT and THigh like I have this year?

Explain all the 5A teams that beat those teams in the very district you are pimping.   They Beat up on John Tyler who suck and went 3 - 8.   Hell based on games played. McKinney North and Poteet would have made the playoffs in that district.  They actually beat those sorry teams on the field in not in someone what they would have done. 

 

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1 minute ago, DevilDog said:

Here you go again.  Who was Poteet missing.  What about 6A depth.   No one is saying Poteet is a power in fact they suck. You are helping my argument against the Lobo's district. 

None of that early season shit matters anyway. Bro you clearly don't realize how much Lee changed over the course of the season. They had a QB change for the better after that Poteet game, got healthy, had some scheme changes....you don't have a clue.

Poteet loss to Magnolia who I know would not have beaten Lee this year. 

Watch Lee and Heath take steps forward next year.

[DevilDog]

Every team in that District that played a 5A lost or was in damn Nail Biters including LV and Rockwall.  There is nothing really to dissect.  

[DevilDog]

8 minutes ago, WulfTangClan said:

None of that early season shit matters anyway. Bro you clearly don't realize how much Lee changed over the course of the season. They had a QB change for the better after that Poteet game, got healthy, had some scheme changes....you don't have a clue.

Poteet loss to Magnolia who I know would not have beaten Lee this year. 

Watch Lee and Heath take steps forward next year.

Ok.  Tyler Lee have not all of a sudden became some hyper improved team.  What did they drink some DLS Juice? 🤣 Being competitive in that District is an indictment not a positive IMHO.   Matter of fact Nac went (2-8) and 6A Lee was one of their closest damn games all season.  LMAO (L) 35 - 28 .  A week after Lufkin beat them 44 - 0 and a week later 5A Jacksonville beat them 49 - 14.  Meanwhile 4A Power Carthage. 48 -  5A Jacksonville 0.  You can't make this up if you tried. 

They lost freaking 35 - 7 to Midway in Rd 1. Yes Big Hairy's Midway.  

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Just now, DevilDog said:

There is nothing really to dissect.  

Exactly.

3-4 11-6A teams would've won that district this year...with another two who would have no doubt been playoff teams.

It doesn't really matter what you say. You saw zero of these teams and know nada about any of them.

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1 minute ago, DevilDog said:

 

They lost freaking 35 - 7 to Midway in Rd 1. Yes Big Hairy's Midway.  

You talking shit about Midway like they wouldn't have ran through that 5A district either lol

[DevilDog]

4 minutes ago, WulfTangClan said:

Exactly.

3-4 11-6A teams would've won that district this year...with another two who would have no doubt been playoff teams.

It doesn't really matter what you say. You saw zero of these teams and know nada about any of them.

What happened when these teams played those 5A teams?  

I am waiting let me guess they were missing players and improved and would have killed North and Poteet at the end of the year. 

Do you live near the ocean in East Texas? 

[DevilDog]

6 minutes ago, WulfTangClan said:

You talking shit about Midway like they wouldn't have ran through that 5A district either lol

Every 6A team would run thru a 5A district.  

Tascosa would run thru Amarillo's District.  

Rockwall would run thru HP;s District. 

Frenship would run thru 4A W.F. Hirschi 🤣

Horn would run thru McKinney North's District

This is just hyperbole.  5A Splitting have proven these old myths to be very fraudulent. 

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2 minutes ago, DevilDog said:

Tyler Lee have not all of a sudden became some hyper improved team. 

They went from fuckin 2-8 to 6-6! That's not improvement?

The thing is, they have a very strong 2022 class across the board. They will only get better, hell they nearly took out Rockwall this year.

Just watch. Heath and Lee will take steps forward next year. I did not say they would win state and whoop everyones ass, but they will be playoff squads. Heath's 9th grade team may win their district next year.

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Just now, DevilDog said:

Every 6A team would run thru a 5A district.  

No one said that but cry away.

[DevilDog]

14 minutes ago, WulfTangClan said:

You talking shit about Midway like they wouldn't have ran through that 5A district either lol

Midway Lost to (4-7) Harker Heights and got their asses handed 3 more times.  Watch this another myth destroyed

Midway would not run thru many 5A Districts. But keep up the hype. 

6A Lake Ridge 43 6A Midway 35

5A Timberview 64  6A Lake Ridge 31🤣

Lancaster 33 Timberview 10

HP 43 Timberview 21

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13 minutes ago, DevilDog said:

What happened when these teams played those 5A teams?  

You still talking about Heath losing to Mckinney North? You don't have to beat McKinney North to be a playoff team in that district which is what I said Heath would be. They were not a playoff team in 11-6A, but would have been in this district that you claim was just so much better than 11-6A.

Lee loss to Poteet early on in the season. Whoopty do. Poteet would not have beaten Lee again after that week. Lee beat better teams than Poteet after that loss. Why? Like I said, personnel changes, scheme changes and they got healthy. That team that loss to Poteet + nearly loss to Nac was not going to make the playoffs in 11-6A.

Health is certainly a thing in sports. See NS-Katy part two.

 

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1 minute ago, DevilDog said:

Midway Lost to (4-7) Harker Heights and got their asses handed 3 more times.  Watch this another myth destroyed

Midway would not run thru many 5A Districts. But keep up the hype. 

6A Lake Ridge 43 6A Midway 35

5A Timberview 64  6A Lake Ridge 31🤣

Lancaster 33 Timberview 10

HP 43 Timberview 21

So now Midway wouldn't have stood a chance in that McKinney North district.

Fuck outta here...

[DevilDog]

Just now, WulfTangClan said:

You still talking about Heath losing to Mckinney North? You don't have to beat McKinney North to be a playoff team in that district which is what I said Heath would be. They were not a playoff team in 11-6A, but would have been in this district that you claim was just so much better than 11-6A.

Lee loss to Poteet early on in the season. Whoopty do. Poteet would not have beaten Lee again after that week. Lee beat better teams than Poteet after that loss. Why? Like I said, personnel changes, scheme changes and they got healthy.

Health is certainly a thing in sports. See NS-Katy part two.

 

They didn't have to.  They beat them when they played them.  That's how it works in reality.  You don't lose then claim boy if it was 3 weeks later I would have kicked your ass.  

[DevilDog]

1 minute ago, WulfTangClan said:

So now Midway wouldn't have stood a chance in that McKinney North district.

Fuck outta here...

DIdn't I not saying making the playoffs in Texas with 4 teams is not a great accomplishment.  Hell Carthage would make the playoffs in most 6A districts including Allen's.   Some districts have 5 - 6 teams and terrible teams make the playoffs.  That's not an accomplishment.  Hell they should have a chance in every district. 

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Just now, DevilDog said:

They didn't have to.

I bet your dumbass thought Katy would run NS out of the building this past week because they did it in August lol

[DevilDog]

4 minutes ago, WulfTangClan said:

I bet your dumbass thought Katy would run NS out of the building this past week because they did it in August lol

Nope but I predicted the Lobos were not going to do much. Even my girl said they would Choke 2 weeks before they did. I even text @Horsefly at the time.  I am far from dumb, can't you come up with a better adjective.  You jump in and pimp them and disappear for a few weeks each year.  I guess the shock wore off. 

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1 minute ago, DevilDog said:

 You jump in and pimp them and disappear for a few weeks each year. 

I never disappeared. lol

I hardly post on this site to begin with because it's full of either cocksucking trolls like guru or dumb ass shit like "Wall is better in the trenches than Desoto because of tugowar". 

I been active on other more informative sites as usual, I don't hide from shit. Truth be told I wasn't really trippin when LV loss. I still kept going to games around the state and everything. That group had a grand total of two losses by three points in a 40 game span. Won a ship, broke some school records, others landed in UIL record books. They owned the states longest winning streak for a minute. It was a fun ride. You love talking shit but I bet that's something you will never experience with your alma mater.

[DevilDog]

Big 12 Awards.  This proves just how terrible the Horns are developing players

Matt Rhule earned his first Chuck Neinas Big 12 Coach of the Year accolade in his third season with the Bears. 

Oklahoma has won the most individual awards in the 23-year history of the Big 12 with 46. K-State is second (34), followed by Texas (31), Oklahoma State (21), Baylor (18), Iowa State (14), TCU (9), Kansas (8), Texas Tech (8) and West Virginia (7).  

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:	Chuba Hubbard, Oklahoma State, RB, So.,  Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:	James Lynch, Baylor, DL, Jr., Round Rock, Texas
OFFENSIVE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR:	Jalen Hurts, Oklahoma, QB, Sr., Houston, Texas #
DEFENSIVE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR:	LaRon Stokes, Oklahoma, DL, Jr., Tulsa, Okla.
OFFENSIVE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR:	Spencer Sanders, Oklahoma State, QB, Denton, Texas
DEFENSIVE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR:	Ar’Darius Washington, TCU, DB, Shreveport, La.
SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR:	Joshua Youngblood, K-State, KR/PR, Fr., Tampa, Fla.
Co-OFFENSIVE LINEMEN OF THE YEAR:	Creed Humphrey, Oklahoma, So., Shawnee, Okla.
	Colton McKivitz, West Virginia, Sr., Jacobsburg, Ohio
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR:	James Lynch, Baylor, DL, Jr., Round Rock, Texas
CHUCK NEINAS COACH OF THE YEAR:	Matt Rhule, Baylor (3rd Season)

 
 

2019 All-Big 12 Football First Team
OFFENSE
Pos.	Player	School	Class	Hometown/Previous School
QB	Jalen Hurts	Oklahoma	Sr.	Houston, Texas/ Alabama
RB	Pooka Williams Jr. 1	Kansas	So.	New Orleans, La./Hahnville
RB	Chuba Hubbard #	Oklahoma State	So.	Sherwood Park, Alberta/Bev Facey
FB	Nick Lenners	K-State	So.	Lincoln, Neb./Lincoln Southwest
WR	Denzel Mims	Baylor	Sr.	Daingerfield, Texas/Daingerfield
WR	CeeDee Lamb #	Oklahoma	Jr.	Richmond, Texas/Foster
WR	Devin Duvernay	Texas	Sr.	Sachse, Texas/Sachse
TE	Charlie Kolar 2	Iowa State	So.	Norman, Okla./North
OL	Julian Good-Jones	Iowa State	Sr.	Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Washington
OL	Hakeem Adeniji 2	Kansas	Sr.	Garland, Texas/Garland
OL	Creed Humphrey	Oklahoma	So.	Shawnee, Okla./Shawnee
OL	Zach Shackelford 2	Texas	Sr.	Belton, Texas/Belton
OL	Colton McKivitz	West Virginia	Sr.	Jacobsburg, Ohio/Union Local
PK	Jonathan Song	TCU	Sr.	Fort Worth, Texas/All Saints' Episcopal
KR/PR	Joshua Youngblood	K-State	Fr.	Tampa, Fla./Berkeley Prep
DEFENSE
Pos.	Player	School	Class	Hometown/Previous School
DL	James Lynch #2	Baylor	Jr.	Round Rock, Texas/Round Rock
DL	Bravvion Roy	Baylor	Sr.	Spring, Texas/Spring
DL	Wyatt Hubert	K-State	So.	Topeka, Kan./Shawnee Heights
DL	Ross Blacklock	TCU	Jr.	Missouri City, Texas/Elkins
DL	Darius Stills	West Virginia	Jr.	Fairmont, W.Va./Fairmont Senior
LB	Kenneth Murray 2	Oklahoma	Jr.	Missouri City, Texas/Elkins
LB	Garret Wallow	TCU	Jr.	New Orleans, La./John Curtis Christian
LB	Jordyn Brooks	Texas Tech	Sr.	Houston, Texas/Stratford
DB	Greg Eisworth 1	Iowa State	Jr.	Grand Prairie, Texas/South
DB	Kolby Harvell-Peel	Oklahoma State	So.	College Station, Texas/A&M Consolidated
DB	Jeff Gladney 2	TCU	Sr.	New Boston, Texas/New Boston
DB	Trevon Moehrig	TCU	So.	Spring Branch, Texas/Smithson Valley
DB	Douglas Coleman	Texas Tech	Sr.	Zachary, La./Zachary
P	Austin McNamara	Texas Tech	Fr.	Gilbert, Ariz./Highland

[DevilDog]

2019 All-Big 12 Football Second Team
OFFENSE
Pos.	Player	School	Class	Hometown/Previous School
QB	Brock Purdy	Iowa State	So.	Gilbert, Ariz./Perry
RB	Breece Hall	Iowa State	Fr.	Wichita, Kan./Northwest
RB	Kennedy Brooks	Oklahoma	So.	Mansfield, Texas
FB	Koby Bullard	Baylor	Jr.	La Vernia, Texas/La Vernia
WR	Jeremiah Hall	Oklahoma	So.	Charlotte, N.C./Zebulon B. Vance
WR	Deshaunte Jones	Iowa State	Sr.	Cincinnati, Ohio/Colerain
WR	Tylan Wallace 1	Oklahoma State	Jr.	Fort Worth, Texas/South Hills
WR	Jalen Reagor 2	TCU	Jr.	Waxahacie, Texas/Waxahachie
TE	Chase Allen	Iowa State	Jr.	Nixa, Mo./Nixa
TE	Pro Wells	TCU	So.	St. Petersburg, Fla./Northwest Mississippi CC
OL	Sam Tecklenburg	Baylor	Sr.	Plano, Texas/Plano
OL	Scott Frantz	K-State	Sr.	Lawrence, Kan./Free State
OL	Adrian Ealy	Oklahoma	So.	Gonzales, La./East Ascension
OL	Samuel Cosmi	Texas	So.	Humble, Texas/Atascocita
OL	Travis Bruffy	Texas Tech	Sr.	Missouri City, Texas/Fort Bend Ridge Point
PK	Gabe Brkic	Oklahoma	Fr.	Chardon, Ohio/Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin
KR/PR	Jalen Reagor	TCU	Jr.	Waxahacie, Texas/Waxahachie
DEFENSE
Pos.	Player	School	Class	Hometown/Previous School
DL	Ray Lima 2	Iowa State	Sr.	Los Angeles, Calif./Torrance West
DL	Neville Gallimore	Oklahoma	Sr.	Ottawa, Ontario/Canada Prep Football Academy
DL	Ronnie Perkins	Oklahoma	So.	St. Louis, Mo./Lutheran North
DL	Eli Howard	Texas Tech	Jr.	San Angelo, Texas/North Texas
DL	Dante Stills	West Virginia	So.	Fairmont, W.Va./Fairmont Senior
LB	Terrel Bernard	Baylor	So.	La Porte, Texas/La Porte
LB	Clay Johnston 2	Baylor	Sr.	Abilene, Texas/Wylie
LB	Amen Ogbongbemiga	Oklahoma State	Jr.	Calgary, Alberta/Notre Dame
LB	Malcolm Rodriguez	Oklahoma State	Jr.	Wagoner, Okla./Wagoner
DB	Grayland Arnold	Baylor	Jr.	Kountze, Texas/Kountze
DB	Chris Miller	Baylor	Sr.	Frisco, Texas/Lone Star
DB	Parnell Motley	Oklahoma	Sr.	Washington, D.C./HD Woodson
DB	Brandon Jones	Texas	Sr.	Nacogdoches, Texas/Nacogdoches
DB	Josh Norwood	West Virginia	Sr.	Valdosta, Ga./Northwest Mississippi CC
DB	Keith Washington	West Virginia	Sr.	Prattville, Ala./Copiah-Lincoln CC
P	Devin Anctil	K-State	Sr.	Lenexa, Kan./Coffeyville CC
1 - First Team selection in 2018. 2 - Second Team selection in 2018.  # - Unanimous selection

[DevilDog]

Players listed at each position alphabetically by school.

 

2019 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention
Baylor:	Charlie Brewer (QB & OPoY), JaMycal Hasty (RB), Jameson Houston (DB), James Lockhart (DL), Blake Lynch (LB), Xavier Newman-Johnson (OL), Tyquan Thornton (WR)
Iowa State:	Trevor Downing (OL), Julian Good-Jones (OLoY), Breece Hall (OFoY), Anthony Johnson (DB), Jamahl Johnson (DL), Josh Knipfel (OL), Tayvonn Kyle (DFoY), La’Michael Pettway (WR & ONoY), Brock Purdy (OPoY), Mike Rose (LB), Dylan Soehner (FB), Marcel Spears (LB), Eyioma Uwazurike (DL), O’Rien Vance (LB), Lawrence White (DB), Steve Wirtel (STPoY)
Kansas:	Hakeem Adeniji (OLoY), Jelani Brown (DL), Hasan Defense (DB), Azur Kamara (DL), Mike Lee (DB), Ben Miles (FB), Andrew Parchment (WR & ONoY), Gavin Potter (DFoY), Kyle Thompson (P)
K-State:	James Gilbert (RB), Denzel Goolsby (DB), Adam Holtorf (OL), Wyatt Hubert (DPoY & DLoY), Nick Kaltmayer (OL), Malik Knowles (OFoY), Blake Lynch (PK), AJ Parker (DB), Dalton Schoen (WR), Elijah Sullivan (LB), Skylar Thompson (QB), Reggie Walker (DL)
Oklahoma:	Gabe Brkic (STPoY), Pat Fields (DB), Neville Gallimore (DLoY), Jalen Hurts (OPoY), CeeDee Lamb (KR/PR & OPoY), Reeves Mundschau (P), Kenneth Murray (DPoY), Jalen Redmond (DL & DFoY), Delarrin Turner-Yell (DB), DaShaun White (LB)
Oklahoma State:	Matt Ammendola (PK & STPoY), Israel Antwine (DL & DNoY), Trace Ford (DL & DFoY), A.J. Green (DB), Kolby Harvell-Peel (DPoY),  Tom Hutton (P), Teven Jenkins (OL), Marcus Keyes (OL), Tre Sterling (DB), Dillon Stoner (WR & KR/PR), Johnny Wilson (OL), Jelani Woods (TE)
TCU:	Darius Anderson (RB), Taye Barber (WR), Corey Bethley (DL), Ross Blacklock (DLoY), Max Duggan (OFoY), Cordel Iwuagwu (OL), Jonathan Song (STPoY), Garret Wallow (DPoY)
Texas:	Parker Braun (ONoY), Samuel Cosmi (OLoY), Cameron Dicker (PK), Devin Duvernay (OPoY), Sam Ehlinger (QB), Joseph Ossai (LB), Malcolm Roach (DL)
Texas Tech:	Jordyn Brooks (DPoY), Dawson Deaton (OL), DaMarcus Fields (DB), Riko Jeffers (LB), Terence Steele (OL), Donta Thompson (TE), SaRodorick Thompson (RB), RJ Turner (ONoY), Broderick Washington (DL), Trey Wolff (PK)
West Virginia:	Josh Chandler (LB), Josh Growden (STPoY), Sam James (WR & OFoY), Tykee Smith (DFoY), Darius Stills (DLoY)