OffensiveJuggernot
11-man fan
Your right Johnny SouthJohnny South":3gedezv9 said:
Who's #1?
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Just to name a few and in NO particular order.
Adrian Espinoza - Valley
Corbin Sumners - Borden County
Marcos Mendoza - Balmorhea
Hayes - Crowell
Happy - Colton McCarley
Happy - Karson Bryan
Robert Robuck - Jonesboro
Walker Tippie - Richland Springs
Milford - Spreadback
Calvert - JaQuan Thompson
Gabe Nelson - Union Hill
Adrian Espinoza - Valley
Corbin Sumners - Borden County
Marcos Mendoza - Balmorhea
Hayes - Crowell
Happy - Colton McCarley
Happy - Karson Bryan
Robert Robuck - Jonesboro
Walker Tippie - Richland Springs
Milford - Spreadback
Calvert - JaQuan Thompson
Gabe Nelson - Union Hill
smokeyjoe53
Six-man pro
Yeah, kinda like Richland Springs being close to that powerhouse San Saba...........Kramer":dugnkljd said:
cozmo cramer
11-man fan
smokeyjoe53":34jcawnc said:
Uhhhhhh, that would be Mullin
Little Doc
11-man fan
Can't make pudding out of p_ _ p!
smokeyjoe53
Six-man pro
Well you can but it doesn't taste too good........Little Doc":1ct9wpq4 said:
B6MF
Six-man fan
Kramer":2sj9icxt said:
Location isn't everything. Buckholts is 10 minutes away from Cameron who we all know is an 11 man power house. Then it's about 15 minutes away from Rogers who often always makes deep play off runs. Then still only about 30 minutes away is Temple which is a 6A I believe, and as of recently they have been doing really well. Buckholts has not been doing well as of lately. I honestly feel it's the other way around. It's hard to keep exceptional athletes at such small schools, they most of the time want to take their talents to a bigger school.
B6MF
Six-man fan
Location isn't everything. Buckholts is 10 minutes away from Cameron who we all know is an 11 man power house. Then it's about 15 minutes away from Rogers who often always makes deep play off runs. Then still only about 30 minutes away is Temple which is a 6A I believe, and as of recently they have been doing really well. Buckholts has not been doing well as of lately. I honestly feel it's the other way around. It's hard to keep exceptional athletes at such small schools, they most of the time want to take their talents to a bigger school.[/quote]
Maybe that's why the west tends to be stronger than the east since, most west Texas towns are more spread out then maybe this forces athletes to stay at small schools because the commute would be too far.... just a thought.
Maybe that's why the west tends to be stronger than the east since, most west Texas towns are more spread out then maybe this forces athletes to stay at small schools because the commute would be too far.... just a thought.
OffensiveJuggernot
11-man fan
Almost there whole starting lineup left with cramps.....CowboyP":3f9rgnw6 said:
Cant say who's #1 now...but you can list a lot who should be in the conversation...many yall have already...
EaglePrideFan
11-man fan
High Islands Spread Back Zach Bronkhorst needs to be included in the mix.
B6MF":3q7t4en8 said:
Maybe that's why the west tends to be stronger than the east since, most west Texas towns are more spread out then maybe this forces athletes to stay at small schools because the commute would be too far.... just a thought.[/quote]
You really think kids leave Buck cuz of athletics?
B6MF
Six-man fan
You really think kids leave Buck cuz of athletics?[/quote]
Not all of them, but I do know of a few who have. I'll say when I was in high school I almost left, after a terrible freshman year. Then we got good coaches/teachers who did extremely well in the classroom and on the field. I ended up staying in Buckholts mainly because of athletics.
Another interesting thing, My freshman year we had a 1-8 season. After we got good coaches in the next season we improved to 8-3 with the same people. Coaching/Teaching is more important than location. One thing a lot of coaches don't do is focus on building their younger players, they tend to focus on their current varsity starters. If you focus on building your younger players just a much as your starters, than I believe that's how you begin a dynasty! (I personally believe that's why Richland springs is so good year in and year out, the coaches work on building their young players just as much as their experienced players.)
Not all of them, but I do know of a few who have. I'll say when I was in high school I almost left, after a terrible freshman year. Then we got good coaches/teachers who did extremely well in the classroom and on the field. I ended up staying in Buckholts mainly because of athletics.
Another interesting thing, My freshman year we had a 1-8 season. After we got good coaches in the next season we improved to 8-3 with the same people. Coaching/Teaching is more important than location. One thing a lot of coaches don't do is focus on building their younger players, they tend to focus on their current varsity starters. If you focus on building your younger players just a much as your starters, than I believe that's how you begin a dynasty! (I personally believe that's why Richland springs is so good year in and year out, the coaches work on building their young players just as much as their experienced players.)
Johnny South
Six-man pro
Johnny South":3maxxsl3 said:
Along with #8, and #12.
Johnny South
Six-man pro
Johnny South":2ylczc41 said:
Along with #32, #34, and #45.
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