I had heard that he missed that game.
Rigdon????
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Brody didn't win it either. It was Nicholas Stovall.
Y’all need to double check before posting because Mike is bringing his receipts!!!
I don't know much so I'm just trying to get in where I can.
Well, the UIL got this wrong on Oakwood https://www.uiltexas.org/football/state-team-mp/oakwood-2024-2025-football.I don't know much so I'm just trying to get in where I can.
THK1138
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I've been seeing graphics all week stating he's the first Texas player to fourpeat at state. Did Fort Hancock not have a single player that was on all four teams when they went four in a row?
Exactly...every player that was on all 4 of the 1988-91 Fort Hancock teams were 4 time champs...so yes that was another incorrect bit of info
Here are the 4 time championships teams for Fort Hancock from the UIL site
1988
Members of the Conference 1A 6-man state champion Fort Hancock football team are Javier Soto, Scott Carr, Jack Shively, Wade Polk, Arturo Nava, Mario Loya, Aurello Saldana, Francisco Gonzales, Cipriano Loya, Francisco Solis, Robert Hinojosa, Kelly Legarretta, Tim Rose, Albert Solis, Joe Rodriguez, Harvey Medrano, Jaime Agullar, Victor Padilla, Harvey Vargas, Everett Fanis, Shawn Henderson, Trey Rose, Frank Solis, Herman Hernandez, and Manny Galindo.
1989
Members of the Six-Man State Championship Fort Hancock football team include Frankie Gonzalez, Vicente Ramirez, Manny Galindo, Wade Polk, Pancho Solis, Harvey Medrano, Sergio Enriquez, Mario Loya, Scott Carr, Kelly Legarretta, Sergio Maldonado, Sergio Padilla, Robert Hinojosa, Brent Henderson, Jack Shively, Aurelio Saldana, Cipriano Loya, Jorge Ojeda, Joe Rodriguez, Victor Padilla, Shawn Henderson, Herman Hernandez, Jaime Aguilar, Harvey Vargas, and Danny Borunda.
1990
Members of the conference 1A Six-Man defending state champion Fort Hancock football team include Manager Rene Nava, Jorge Saldana, Francisco Solls, Arturo Nava, Herman Hernandez, Manager Lupe Perez, Manager Carlos Huerta, Manager Luis Lopez, Mario Loya, Ricardo Juarez, Vincente Ramirez, Sergio Maldonado, Roberto Hinojosa, Ramon Rios,Frank Gonzalez, Omar Padilla, Sergio Padilla, Jesus Cordero, Cipriano Loya, Jack Shively, Gustavo Jurado, Victor Padilla, Gerardo Rivera, Jose Rodriguez, Ramon Ortega, Brent Henderson, and Jorge Ojeda.
1991
Members of the Conference 1A Six Man state champion Fort Hancock football team include Eric Garcia, Juan Murillo, Robert Hinojosa, Frank Gonzales, Jack Shively, Mauro Dolgado, Juan Gonzales, Jesus Cordero, Sergio Maldonado, Victor Padilla, Robert Hall, Manager Mario Loya, Gerardo Rivera, Richard Juarez, Arturo Nava, Joe Rodrigues, Jorge Ojeda, Scott Bean, Brent Henderson.
These 4 players show up in all 4 years
Victor Padilla
Jack Shively
Mario Loya
Robert Hinojosa
Just a quick look at those rosters and I see Vicente Ramirez is not on your 91 team and he most certainly was on the 91 team...
Jones26
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I could be wrong, but I think Sealy won four years in a row at one point…they might have a player or two with four rings.
I just posted what it had on the UIL site don't claim to be a sixman guru.
THK1138
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According to the UIL site, they did. 1994-1997.
Regarding Grayson Rigdon I'm wondering if there are yet assembled stats on his HS career? Sixman, 11-man, combined.
Total yardage may not be impressive given all over at half sixman games. But total TD's might be interesting.
This year
Total yardage may not be impressive given all over at half sixman games. But total TD's might be interesting.
This year
He ended up with near 47 (?) TD's this year, That many in previous years? What is the career record?
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THK1138
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According to MaxPreps he had 127 TDs at Benjamin alone. According to Dave Campbell's, just those two seasons would tie him with the likes of Cedric Benson.
Id have to look it up but the kid from Oakwood a year or so ago set the new TD record for a single season I believe...if not it is 89 or 90 with Dewayne Miles from Amherst in 1995 if memory serves me
Lance Morris of Ira had 179 TDs scored RUSHING ONLY in his career so his total TDs scored is more than that
You have to remember they dont count 6man records as the over all Texas high school record
Lance Morris of Ira had 179 TDs scored RUSHING ONLY in his career so his total TDs scored is more than that
You have to remember they dont count 6man records as the over all Texas high school record
THK1138
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That's a shame.
Zack Nickerson of Oakwood 81 rushing touchdowns in a season 2022
Previous record Dewayne Miles 79 rushing touchdowns in a season 1995
In the broadcast of the Columbus vs Malakoff state championship game, they said Grayson Rigdon's 4 rushing touchdowns tied a 3A state championship game record.
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Texlonghorn75
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According to the sixman football Guru extraordinaire, Rhinosaur, stud running back DeWayne, the Real Deal, Miles ended the 1995 season with 89 touchdowns and it's up to the resident amateurs to prove otherwise. You can find his statement on the Lone Star Football Network's 1995 Amherst championship game against Milford. Check it out: https://lonestarfootball.net/game.asp?T=73&UID=7965&Season=1995&TeamA=Amherst 72&TeamB=Milford 48
The 79 is rushing touchdowns. The other 10 could be receiving, punt returns, or kickoff returns. He had one kickoff return in the state game against Milford.
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