I was wonderinng about this...since 1994 how many schools that are playing six-man now made the switch over from 11-man...and what year did they do it? Anyone got a complete list??? OBK???
Schools That Switched to Six-Man
- Thread starter Leman Saunders
- Start date
11-man Schools who have made the move to 6-man since 1996 (year of the move to 6-man)(1994 was the year the enrollment number for 6-man schools moved downfrom 95 to 80 or 85 I think..HPD may know better than I...1993 was last year a lot of six-man teams played UIL 6-man like Christoval and Ft Hancock)
Anton – 2011(outlaw)/2012
Apple Springs – 2005(outlaw)/2006
Aspermont – 2001(outlaw)/2002
Bryson – 2000
Calvert – 1998
Campbell – 2012
Chester – 2010
Crowell – 2004
Eden – 2006
Evant – 2009(outlaw)/2010
Fannindel – 2004
Fort Davis – 2002
Garden City – 2004
Happy – 2000
Hart – 2006-07(outlaw)/2008
High Island – 2010
Karnack – 2010
Knox City – 2006
Kopperl – 2000
Kress – 2003(outlaw)/2004
Lometa – 2002
Lorenzo – 2005(outlaw)/2006
Marfa – 2012
Motley County – 2002
Nazareth – 2012
O’Donnell – 2008
Oakwood – 2008
Paducah – 2004
Petersburg – 2006
Rankin – 2006
Rising Star – 2004
Robert Lee – 2004
Rotan – 2012
Saint Jo – 2008
Sanderson – 1996
Santa Anna – 2002
Savoy – 2012
Spur – 2002
Sterling City – 2008
Throckmorton – 2004
Valley – 2000
Water Valley – 2002
Whiteface – 2005(outlaw)/2006
Wheeler - 2004-05
Yo-Yo Teams (back and forth from 6-man to 11-man since 1994): Abbott, Blum, Groom, May, Meadow, (Wheeler 11-man-6-man-11man).
I may be missing a few of these yo-yo teams
Anton – 2011(outlaw)/2012
Apple Springs – 2005(outlaw)/2006
Aspermont – 2001(outlaw)/2002
Bryson – 2000
Calvert – 1998
Campbell – 2012
Chester – 2010
Crowell – 2004
Eden – 2006
Evant – 2009(outlaw)/2010
Fannindel – 2004
Fort Davis – 2002
Garden City – 2004
Happy – 2000
Hart – 2006-07(outlaw)/2008
High Island – 2010
Karnack – 2010
Knox City – 2006
Kopperl – 2000
Kress – 2003(outlaw)/2004
Lometa – 2002
Lorenzo – 2005(outlaw)/2006
Marfa – 2012
Motley County – 2002
Nazareth – 2012
O’Donnell – 2008
Oakwood – 2008
Paducah – 2004
Petersburg – 2006
Rankin – 2006
Rising Star – 2004
Robert Lee – 2004
Rotan – 2012
Saint Jo – 2008
Sanderson – 1996
Santa Anna – 2002
Savoy – 2012
Spur – 2002
Sterling City – 2008
Throckmorton – 2004
Valley – 2000
Water Valley – 2002
Whiteface – 2005(outlaw)/2006
Wheeler - 2004-05
Yo-Yo Teams (back and forth from 6-man to 11-man since 1994): Abbott, Blum, Groom, May, Meadow, (Wheeler 11-man-6-man-11man).
I may be missing a few of these yo-yo teams
Ok...I compiled every one of those schools win/loss record since the moved to six-man...of the 44 schools (counting Wheeler but not the other yo-yo schools)...
Only 16 have posted a losing record in UIL competition:
Campbell 2-8 (1 season)
Chester 10-19 (3 seasons)
Eden 17-52 (7 seasons)
Evant 13-17 (3 seasons)
Fannindel 41-46 (9 seasons)
Hart 20-29 (5 seasons)
Karnack 5-23 (3 seasons)
Kopperl 58-71 (13 seasons)
Lorenzo 30-43 (7 seasons)
Marfa 4-6 (1 season)
Nazareth 3-7 (1 season)
O'Donnell 19-31 (5 seasons)
Rising Star 39-52 (1 season)
Rotan 2-9 (1 season)
Spur 55-59 (11 seasons)
Whiteface 23-46 (7 seasons)
Overall this group is 341-518 (68 seasons), giving them a winning percentage of .396
Now if someone wants to take all these teams 4 previous seasons (about the average this group has been in 6-man) before moving to 6-man and add it all up and do the same thing...I wonder if their win percentage would go up or down???? (hint here...if you try to do this and use only lonestarfootball.net warning...they don't have every game in their database...I cross checked with old Dave Campbell's magazines)
Only 16 have posted a losing record in UIL competition:
Campbell 2-8 (1 season)
Chester 10-19 (3 seasons)
Eden 17-52 (7 seasons)
Evant 13-17 (3 seasons)
Fannindel 41-46 (9 seasons)
Hart 20-29 (5 seasons)
Karnack 5-23 (3 seasons)
Kopperl 58-71 (13 seasons)
Lorenzo 30-43 (7 seasons)
Marfa 4-6 (1 season)
Nazareth 3-7 (1 season)
O'Donnell 19-31 (5 seasons)
Rising Star 39-52 (1 season)
Rotan 2-9 (1 season)
Spur 55-59 (11 seasons)
Whiteface 23-46 (7 seasons)
Overall this group is 341-518 (68 seasons), giving them a winning percentage of .396
Now if someone wants to take all these teams 4 previous seasons (about the average this group has been in 6-man) before moving to 6-man and add it all up and do the same thing...I wonder if their win percentage would go up or down???? (hint here...if you try to do this and use only lonestarfootball.net warning...they don't have every game in their database...I cross checked with old Dave Campbell's magazines)
Best 3 winning percentages since moving to 6-man:
Savoy .909 (1 season)
Throckmorton .890 (9 seasons)
Calvert .813 (15 seasons)
Savoy .909 (1 season)
Throckmorton .890 (9 seasons)
Calvert .813 (15 seasons)
of the 44 schools...only 1 optioned to go back to 11-man! And that was after posting a 20-4 record in 6-man!
I guess I should include Groom in this list...they were exiled in 11-man for 2 seasons...1994 and 1995 and went back to 6-man in 1996
twspillman
11-man fan
Fruitvale has also done the yo-yo back and forth, leaving 6-man in the early 2000s and returning as an outlaw program in 2010 & 2011 and district for 2012. 3 year record is 17-13.
jc_30
In memoriam
Ropes went up to 11man in the late 90's for I believe on realignment and then went back down to sixman.
For what it's worth, Evant's record for the last three years is 13-17. The 2011 win against Prairie Lea kind of fell through the cracks. It was the last game of the regular season and was in PL. I don't know if the UIL even has it. I was trying to track it down and all I could find on it was the sixmanfootball scoreboard for that week. It was the last game unaccounted for and it looks like freeagent may have had to call the PL coach to get it.
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Evant's record for the four year's before they went outlaw was 18-22.
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Evant's record for the four year's before they went outlaw was 18-22.
freeagent
Six-man pro
olderelk":tfhrtxi1 said:
Evant;54;Prairie Lea;32
Granger got it.
Old Bearkat
Six-man expert
ryry":3hn7mv5o said:
2004-2005
Using what Dave Campbell's Magazines have for each season, I have Evant for the 4 years of 11-man before UIL 6-man as this: 2005-2-8, 2006-7-3, 2007-4-6, 2008-4-6...that's 17-23
(2009 was an outlaw 6-man year so wouldn't consider that one in the mix)
(2009 was an outlaw 6-man year so wouldn't consider that one in the mix)
I knew there were a few other "yo-yo" schools as I call them...I was thinking Ropes and Valley and totally forgot about Fruitvale and Hermleigh
My source for the 4 years of 11 man was the very site you warned us to be careful of (lonestarfootball.net).Leman Saunders":1hrei0ze said:
They show the 2005 season to be 3-7. That could very well be wrong.
The 13-17 record for the last 3 years is correct however. Lonestarfootball and Dave Campbell's are both wrong. Neither have the
2011 Evant victory over Prairie Lea. I blame both Evant and Prairie Lea for that. I think they both just wanted the season to be over.
Ya I wish Granger had an easier way to view past scores...than scrolling down and searching week by week
Ya I am one of them from time to time, helped uild it up a lot, and it is tough
coachjdjones
11-man fan
pecospete":1d1ar0ku said:
I thought Grandfalls went outlaw in '93 and have been sixman ever since.
