Upset Special!

[Mr. Buddy Garrity]

Skyline lost to Dallas Jesuit, first district loss since 2008. 

 

@SportsDayHS: Story: Palisch's TD scramble helps Jesuit end Skyline's 49-game district win streak:

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[GATA!]

Watching it as you speak 

[MAYFIELD]

7 years of undefeated District play. That's is nothing to hold your head down, it had to end one day.  

[Cougar14.2]

7 years of undefeated District play. That's is nothing to hold your head down, it had to end one day.  

Puts into perspective North Shore's 78 consecutive regular season wins at the 6A level. 

[liltex]

Puts into perspective North Shore's 78 consecutive regular season wins at the 6A level. 

24 straight yrs of N Shore playoffs=welp best say 25 after this season

[coachhooker01]

Still find it funny their district win streak ends to a Jesuit school that can pull kids from everywhere 

[Mr. Buddy Garrity]

Still find it funny their district win streak ends to a Jesuit school that can pull kids from everywhere 

yeah,  last night on FoxSW they were talking about Skyline having the enrollment advantage by having 4700 kids versus Jesuits 2K+, if they only knew Skyline had about 40-something kids on the roster last yr. 

[RaiderRed30]

Still find it funny their district win streak ends to a Jesuit school that can pull kids from everywhere 

Actually they can't. As part of their agreement they play by UIL Rules. It is the exact same situation as Desoto, Duncanville, Allen, etc. The only students that do not have to sit out a year are students there before 9th grade or those that live in the attendance zone of the nearest high school. Same for Strake Jesuit in Houston.

[Mr. Buddy Garrity]

Actually they can't. As part of their agreement they play by UIL Rules. It is the exact same situation as Desoto, Duncanville, Allen, etc. The only students that do not have to sit out a year are students there before 9th grade or those that live in the attendance zone of the nearest high school. Same for Strake Jesuit in Houston.

i took his comment as in them getting "transfers" in.