Rigdon????
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NFHS runs behind. I thought maybe third qtr had started. End of 3rd is 49-6.Yeah it was 49 now it’s 42,maybe DCTF let the UIL monkey into the control room
Columbus won 49-6 will play Malakoff Thursday, December 19 @ 7:00PM.
49 to 6 final rigdon owned the field
Columbus - #1 with a 14 Yd Rushing TD. Edna 0, Columbus 6
Columbus - #1 with a 1 Yd Rushing TD. Edna 0, Columbus 13
Columbus - #1 with a 70 Yd Rushing TD. Edna 0, Columbus 34
Columbus - #1 with a 4 Yd Rushing TD. Edna 0, Columbus 41
This is from the scorer on MaxPreps. He also caught some passes one was a one-handed catch that set up a score.
Thanks. I would have sworn 1 was a screen pass along the sideline for a TD, making it, 5 total? I think 10 yds or so?
I stumbled across this earlier in a pop-up about Texas HS Football playoff games.
www.si.com
Columbus vs. Edna: Live score updates from Texas high school football playoffs
Follow along here for live updates as Edna and Columbus face off in the Texas UIL 3A DI semifinals
Not much being said on here about the remaining two sixman games by those who have followed them closely. In both cases one team is highly favored. A great accomplishment by all who made it to the dance.
I guess maybe this still semi qualifies as sixman related as GR is proving a 3X sixman MVP can play at a high level in 11 man.
I was looking for stat's on the Edna game. I never heard GR's total yards. The announcers were downright giddy after the game, as they well should be, and it's their first time. But, they never mentioned his total yards that I recall. Still found nothing on that.
But in the process of looking, I came across this.
I think he started that game with a little over 1500 yds. With the 205 added I'm wondering if after last week he might be nearing 2000. Kind of a milestone in 11 man. Especially missing all or the better part of 4 games. Also lost track of total TD's.
I guess maybe this still semi qualifies as sixman related as GR is proving a 3X sixman MVP can play at a high level in 11 man.
I was looking for stat's on the Edna game. I never heard GR's total yards. The announcers were downright giddy after the game, as they well should be, and it's their first time. But, they never mentioned his total yards that I recall. Still found nothing on that.
But in the process of looking, I came across this.
I think he started that game with a little over 1500 yds. With the 205 added I'm wondering if after last week he might be nearing 2000. Kind of a milestone in 11 man. Especially missing all or the better part of 4 games. Also lost track of total TD's.
Grayson Rigdon 19 carries 162 yds 4 Touchdowns 3 pass receptions 37 yards
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For anyone interested
Grayson Rigdon stats for 4 playoff games. Can't find any stats for Bi-district vs Cameron Yoe
Westwood 19 car, 94 yds, 5 TDS
Yoakum 12 car, 146 yds, 1TD
Franklin 22 car, 205 yds, 3 TDs; 1 rec, 29 yds
Edna 19 car, 162 yds 4 TDS receptions 3-37 yards
4 playoff games 72 carr, 607 yds, 13 TDS receptions 4-66 yds
First 8 games 99 car, 1544 yds, 27 TDS, receptions 14-150 yds 3TDS
For the 12 games 171 car. 2151 yds 40 TDS receptions 18-216 3 TDS
avg 12.6 yds/carry
Thanks. I thought he was at a little over 1700 yds rushing. Already over 2K. That, the 40 TD's and 12.6 ypc might attract more attention from other schools. If not for the in reality near 4 missed games, plus being pulled early in several others with big leads, he would have even more incredible stat's. Another ring would be the cherry on top.
According to ESPN, he has signed the letter of intent with Wyoming.
Recruiting: After signing a National Letter of Intent, you are agreeing not to contact any new schools, effectively ending the recruiting process. Other NCAA schools and coaches are not allowed to contact you either. You have officially chosen one school to attend.
And if he were to decide not to go to Wyoming, he is banned from NCAA athletics for 1 year, with exceptions:
Sometimes, a recruit will change their mind about which university they want to play at after signing a National Letter of Intent. In this situation, the player must request a release from the National Letter of Intent organization to contact another school about transferring. This request is known as a 4-4 transfer, or a transfer between two four-year universities. The National Letter of Intent organization can either reject the application, remove the recruiting ban or completely release the student-athlete from the agreement.
Recruiting: After signing a National Letter of Intent, you are agreeing not to contact any new schools, effectively ending the recruiting process. Other NCAA schools and coaches are not allowed to contact you either. You have officially chosen one school to attend.
And if he were to decide not to go to Wyoming, he is banned from NCAA athletics for 1 year, with exceptions:
Sometimes, a recruit will change their mind about which university they want to play at after signing a National Letter of Intent. In this situation, the player must request a release from the National Letter of Intent organization to contact another school about transferring. This request is known as a 4-4 transfer, or a transfer between two four-year universities. The National Letter of Intent organization can either reject the application, remove the recruiting ban or completely release the student-athlete from the agreement.
Possible gray shirt?
Uncle. What is a gray shirt?
THK1138
Six-man pro
I've never head of it either, but this is what I found.
Grey shirting is a recruiting term that is not as commonly used as the term redshirting. A grey shirt is an incoming college freshman who postpones his enrollment in classes until the second term of his freshman year. This means they don’t take classes until the winter term. The NCAA allows college athletes five years to complete four years of eligibility after initial enrollment.
When a grayshirt puts off his enrollment, he’s extending his eligibility past his senior year for another term. Grayshirting is most commonly used in football. By delaying enrollment until the winter after his senior year of high school, a football player can play the fall season one year after his graduation date.
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