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Post by fbs on Sept 6, 2018 8:07:08 GMT -6
Texas high school football is highly revered and they deserve the big time reputation. The population differences in Texas v Oklahoma is huge. More people live in Dfw than in our whole state. That being said, Oklahoma hs football does not have the respect it deserves compared to Texas. Union, Jenks, Broken Arrow, and especially last year’s Owasso team can play with anybody in Texas in all classes. In relative terms both play outstanding ball. Completely disagree. North Shore, Katy, SLC, Trinity, Allen, Lake Travis, Manvel would beat any of those teams by as much as they wanted to. The teams that union, jenks and the like played were metro mess garbage compared to those teams I listed. Great, your best can beat mansfield schools... SLOOOWWWW CLAP. those teams are all 2-3 and out in the playoffs. |
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Post by fbs on Sept 6, 2018 8:07:38 GMT -6
yeah. they're unreal this year. |
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Post by Lebowski on Sept 6, 2018 8:08:49 GMT -6
I saw them on Fox Southwest. They have always been a great program. Correct?
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Post by fbs on Sept 6, 2018 8:20:18 GMT -6
I saw them on Fox Southwest. They have always been a great program. Correct? yeah but the knock on them in the last several years has been that they can't throw the ball effectively. They would always take their fastest kid and put him at qb, then run zone read, outside zone, qb OZ and throw quick game. that was all fine and good until they ran into katy in the regionals, who could just scheme them to death (like last year and the year before and two years before that). now they can actually throw. that's gonna be a problem especially with that line and one of the best rb's in the nation. that dude went for 150 on 15 carries against katy, and he isn't healthy right now. north shore is freakin dudeville. |
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Post by xdipster on Sept 6, 2018 8:33:42 GMT -6
Texas high school football is highly revered and they deserve the big time reputation. The population differences in Texas v Oklahoma is huge. More people live in Dfw than in our whole state. That being said, Oklahoma hs football does not have the respect it deserves compared to Texas. Union, Jenks, Broken Arrow, and especially last year’s Owasso team can play with anybody in Texas in all classes. In relative terms both play outstanding ball. Completely disagree. North Shore, Katy, SLC, Trinity, Allen, Lake Travis, Manvel would beat any of those teams by as much as they wanted to. The teams that union, jenks and the like played were metro mess garbage compared to those teams I listed. Great, your best can beat mansfield schools... SLOOOWWWW CLAP. those teams are all 2-3 and out in the playoffs. You are talking this year. I get it. Those are great programs. Year in and year out, the Oklahoma schools mentioned can compete with them. A few years maybe even beat them. Mostly not. Beat as bad as they want is not a reality though. At least not year in and year out. |
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Post by givepullorpitch on Sept 6, 2018 8:43:18 GMT -6
This year, union, jenks, and owasso are down a little. BA may be the best in that group this year. Last year’s Owasso and union groups could hang with the Texicans. Year before Union group could play with anyone. This year maybe not so much.
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Post by fbs on Sept 6, 2018 9:10:50 GMT -6
I've seen them too, fellas. and I know about the size of the state and all that. these are like-sized schools though. I'm just stirring the pot mostly. I also truly believe everything I say.
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Post by xdipster on Sept 6, 2018 9:13:22 GMT -6
I've seen them too, fellas. and I know about the size of the state and all that. these are like-sized schools though. I'm just stirring the pot mostly. I also truly believe everything I say. I truly believe you do. And there lies the issue that gpp came up with. Katy is the same every year. Out best up here have down years. Last years Jenks team was not that good either. |
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Post by jmstreeter on Sept 6, 2018 9:28:29 GMT -6
Texas high school football is highly revered and they deserve the big time reputation. The population differences in Texas v Oklahoma is huge. More people live in Dfw than in our whole state. That being said, Oklahoma hs football does not have the respect it deserves compared to Texas. Union, Jenks, Broken Arrow, and especially last year’s Owasso team can play with anybody in Texas in all classes. In relative terms both play outstanding ball. The difference between the big boys from the eastside of Oklahoma is basically student population. Broken Arrow is the biggest with a student population of 5,000 kids and the other 3 have a student population between 3,000 to 4,000 kids and they may have a few more next level kids than their completion. I am at place where we have scrimmaged all three and played one in the play-offs in the past 5 years and we were very competitive with them. Those guys would struggle to be play-off contenders in Texas, because here in Okie land they have more kids than everyone else which does equal to more talent here, but south of the Red River they have more D1 guys on their rosters. |
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Post by gotemcoach on Sept 6, 2018 9:29:05 GMT -6
Most north of the Red River have never heard of the North Shore Mustangs BRO... I was at the game last week, and they are even more scary than normal. I always said that if they could get a real duel threat qb that can actually throw, coupled with that defense and their skill kids, look out. I can't see anyone beating them this year. They are now in our district, top to bottom haven't seen anything like it, It's a team of sophomores and juniors |
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Post by gotemcoach on Sept 6, 2018 9:31:42 GMT -6
Texas high school football is highly revered and they deserve the big time reputation. The population differences in Texas v Oklahoma is huge. More people live in Dfw than in our whole state. That being said, Oklahoma hs football does not have the respect it deserves compared to Texas. Union, Jenks, Broken Arrow, and especially last year’s Owasso team can play with anybody in Texas in all classes. In relative terms both play outstanding ball. The difference between the big boys from the eastside of Oklahoma is basically student population. Broken Arrow is the biggest with a student population of 5,000 kids and the other 3 have a student population between 3,000 to 4,000 kids and they may have a few more next level kids than their completion. I am at place where we have scrimmaged all three and played one in the play-offs in the past 5 years and we were very competitive with them. Those guys would struggle to be play-off contenders in Texas, because here in Okie land they have more kids than everyone else which does equal to more talent here, but south of the Red River they have more D1 guys on their rosters. We have 4300 and 3rd largest just in our district |
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Post by fbs on Sept 6, 2018 10:26:49 GMT -6
BRO... I was at the game last week, and they are even more scary than normal. I always said that if they could get a real duel threat qb that can actually throw, coupled with that defense and their skill kids, look out. I can't see anyone beating them this year. They are now in our district, top to bottom haven't seen anything like it, It's a team of sophomores and juniors yeah I forgot they were in your district now... good luck with all that... |
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