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You’re right it was misread the first time. But...just to be clear. You’re suggesting that it’s perfectly acceptable to have 2 kids on an All-State team at receiver out of hundreds of schools...but there needs to be double or even triple that many receivers on an All District team? Out of less than 10 schools? I’ll stick to my original point. 1st Team is meant to be the 11 that would start if you put together a literal team. That’s literally what it means. More than that is watered down.

Wellll... lol..hate to break it to ya bud.. but the HIGH SCHOOL ALL STATE team is done exactly like the All Pro team. [Hidden Content] But you meant All District. My point remains the same...the NFL runs more 4 and 5 reciever sets than anyone. Still only 2 on the All Pro team. Doesn’t matter. 1st TEAM literally means the 11 that would represent the district/region/state/league

I'm still trying to figure out why SeTx doesn't produce more college and pro level coaches. I know that every coach in the area must spend countless hours reading comments from this site and taking notes on proper strategy. With this wealth of knowledge and expertise it's simply astonishing to me that area coaches aren't calling plays on Sundays. I for one can't wait for games to finally end so I can come on here and start learning.

The NFL puts 11 on the offensive All-Pro team... do high school teams run more sets, schemes, and have more WRs and TEs than NFL teams?

It is now. They might as well let every kid that starts be on an all-district team.

People have somehow forgotten the original definition of first and second TEAM. In football...there are 11 people on the field. If the district were voting on a TEAM to represent the district should they play against other districts then there should be 11 kids on FIRST TEAM. And 11 on second team. 11 on 1st team offense, 11 on 1st team defense...same with 2nd team. Just like in Basketball there should be 5 on 1st team and 5 on 2nd team. Baseball should have 9... seems simple to me. My opinion is that anything more than that is watered down. Even superlatives should come off of the 1st TEAM.

It's simple. All they have to do is score more points than the other team. There...code cracked.

Will need more than huge showings on both sides and ST. Will need help from Carthage as well. But still don’t see it.

Then I’m talking about 3AD1. That’s where those three 4seeds are from anyway

Yes they are in the “coverage area” but have never really considered them SeTx. Even if so...in the literal sense I’m talking mostly about the big school 3A of the area. I’ve always thought those were perceived as the bread and butter. Exception Newton/WOS

Could SeTx be the reason for 4 teams in the playoffs in small schools? It’s no surprise how yours truly feels about SeTx football...especially compared to the rest of the state. But think about this. In 3A there are three 4seeds playing in round 3 around the state. There are ZERO..1seeds from SeTx playing in round 3. That’s a little odd. In bigger classifications there could be little drop off from 1-4 in each district...but 3A and down there should be a huge difference between 1st and 4th. Just some food for thought. Alright. Y’all have at it..I’m ready.

Hoping for an injury free game. But rest assured...Silsbee is about to get a reminder of why they never get out of the region. Carthage is gonna be too much.

Start the bus. Would have been possible had Liberty not turned it over. Now their offense can’t catch up from this far behind.

The rest of the state salivates when they play a team from this area.

Out of area teams are most of SeTx schools’ Achilles heel.

1. /Manvel 2. Port Arthur Memorial 3. Fort Bend Marshall 4. Port Neches-Groves 5. Silsbee 6. Celina 7. West Orange-Stark 8. Teague 9. /Rockdale 10. Newton 11. San Augustine 12. /Liberty 13. Bulverde Living Rock 14. Seguin Lifegate 15. Galena Park North Shore 16. Dickinson 17. Humble Summer Creek 18. Madisonville 19. Melissa 20. Bellville 21. West 22. Clifton 23. Iola 24. Lufkin 25. Franklin Like this

Lol. I still have mine somewhere...still in mint condition because I haven't worn it since high school. Still fits because I've taken pretty good care of myself. Don't mean to seem judgemental but I really hope no one is still wearing their letter jackets. Length of time is irrelevant. 5 months or 5 years...glory days are gone.

Seems like going to Carthage was a good decision.

1. Carthage 2. Kilgore 3. West Orange-Stark 4. Madisonville 5. Newton 6. West Rusk 7. Timpson 8. Tenaha 9. Longview 10. Nederland 11. Port Arthur Memorial 12. Crosby 13. New Caney 14. Silsbee 15. Jasper 16. Liberty 17. Buna 18. Woodville 19. San Augustine 20. Grapeland 21. Tioga 22. Bellville 23. Coldspring-Oakhurst 24. Dallas Bishop Lynch 25. Gilmer Like this

No question. I’m just simply justifying my answer to the question asked at the start of this thread. Bottom line..Jasper will have to make it through some pretty good football in order to get out of the region. Reg 2 is a little tougher than the rest of them top to bottom.

And Atlanta may not be the cakewalk everyone thinks.

Pleasant Grove is probably the current favorite to get out of the region. That's who Jasper will get round 3 assuming they get there.

Unlikely

There will always be teams that miss the playoffs that could probably make it in other districts....and teams that get in or even win their district but probably couldn't make the playoffs in other districts. Luck of the draw. Happens on every level. There are a lot of NFL teams that could win Houston's division but don't make it.

There are definitely several examples that could be found...but not compared to the number of first-round playoff games there are. All irrelevant anyway...the UIL has discovered that the more games that are played the more money they'll make. I wouldn't be surprised if they just start letting everybody in the playoffs.