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Week 3 — Highlights and Records

LONGEST CURRENT WINNING STREAKS
Wins - Team (District)
18 — Cayuga (8-1A DI)
17 — Euless Trinity (6-5A)
16 — Aledo (5-4A)
15 — Daingerfield (8-2A DI)

Sealy vs. La Grange : LSG was there!! La Grange started things up by returning the opening kickoff 100 yards for a TD. Everyone including the Sealy defense (who was coming on the field as the returning ran by them) thought he was down but not wistle blew and he took it the distance. After that it was all Sealy...at the end of the 1st quarter Sealy led 21-6 and had outgained La Grange 129-35. At half it was 36-12 Sealy and the yardage was worse 317-113. The Tigers went on to win 50-12 and proved that they are worthy of our #4 ranking in Class 3A. They have a smothering defense and have a run/pass ration at 50%. It will be take a great effort to beat them. Nexts weeks matchup at #5 3A Wimberley will be a classic.

Converse Judson stopped San Antonio Churchill just inches short of the goal line during a two-point conversion attempt to win 28-27.

The Austin Lake Travis defense intercepted a pass in the end zone with two minutes left to earn a hard fought victory over Kerrville Tivy 37-33. Tivy's star quarterback Johnny Manziel rushed for 272 yards and four TDs and passed for another 195 yards. The Cavaliers needed a 4th quarter comeback when Tivy took an early 19-0 lead.

Austin Westlake quarterback Lewis Guilbeau ran for 3 TDs and passed for 3 TDs to lead them to a 59-35 victory over Pflugerville. Westlake who is last years 5A Division II runner up finally got their first win of the season after losses to Austin Lake Travis, Abilene Cooper and A&M Consolidated.

Plano West blocked North Mesquite field goal attempt on the last play of the game to earn a 17-14 win. North Mesquite was attempting the field goal because West had just come up with a goal line stand when North Mesquite missed on 3 tries from the 1 yard line.

Round Rock Stony Point showed that they are one of the best teams in the state as they took out DeSoto 46-29. Turnovers was the key. With Stony Point up 23-21 in the 3rd....two INT's turned into TDs and that put them up 37-21. Desoto's star quarterback Ryan Polite passed for 339 yards and 3 touchdowns.

The Lufkin defense stopped Longview on a 4th and goal from the 10 play with less than 30 seconds left to secure a 28-21 victory. The Lobos led the game at half 13-0 outgaining Lufkin 240-65. This was Longviews 2nd consecutive week to lose a game in the final seconds. Last week they lost to Allen when the Eagles scored a TD with 20 seconds remaining to win the game.

The Cuero and Port Lavaca Calhoun game featured only 7 passes and one of those was intercepted and returned for a touchdown. The Gobblers were able to get away with a 34-21 victory. Cuero’s star running back Trent Jackson rushed for 386 yards and scored 4 touchdowns. All of Jacksons TD runs were 50 or more yards.

In a surprisingly close game, The Woodlands held off a last minute scoring threat to defeat Tyler Lee 13-6. With a little over two minutes remaining in the game, The Woodlands knocked down a Tyler Lee 4th down pass into the end zone. They were then able to take over and run out the clock.

San Antonio Memorial ended their 43 game losing streak last week with a 19-13 victory over Austin Eastside Memorial. The 43 losses was tied for 7th all-time.

El Paso Coronado star running back Sam Brown is most likely out for the season. He has been diagnosed with an intestinal disease.

Southlake Carroll quarterback Daxx Garman lost his appeal to be reinstated to the team by a vote of 4-0. The UIL ruling means Garman will never be able to play football for Southlake Carroll or any public high school in Texas.

LAST WEEKS RECORDS

QB Thor Long of Sherman completed 20 of 37 passes for 562 yards and 5 touchdowns during their 42-43 loss to Dallas Highland Park. The 562 yards puts him in 7th place on the all-time list ahead of Ty Detmer, SA Southwest vs. Pleasanton, 1986 and Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander vs. Corpus Christi Ray, 2007 who both had 557 yards. 6th place is Graham Harrell, Ennis vs. Waxahachie, 2003 with 573 yards.

QB Armando Aj Garza of La Villa completed 27 of 33 passes for 528 yards and 3 touchdowns during their 38-27 win over St. Joseph Academy. The 528 yards puts him in a tie for 14th place on the all-time list ahead of Koy Detmer, Mission vs. Corpus Christi Miller, 1991 who passed for 522 yards. 13th place is held by Kellen Haynes, Crosby vs. Houston Davis, 2003 with 535 yards. He is tied with Paul Millard, Flower Mound vs. Arlington Martin, 2010 who threw for the same amount of yards on the same week.

QB Driphus Jackson of Cedar Hill completed 35 of 44 passes for 406 yards and 4 touchdowns during their 42-53 loss to Odessa Permian. The 35 completions puts him in a tie for 29th place on the all-time list. He is tied with Jake Glover, Fort Worth Brewer vs. Frisco Liberty, 2009, Brian Bell, China Spring vs. Groesbeck, 2009, Brian Hinojo, El Paso Riverside vs. El Paso Horizon, 2009, Phillip Miller, Clear Springs vs. Houston Memorial, 2009, Jackson Meyer, Booker vs. Hooker, 2009, Christian Butler, Mount Vernon vs. Atlanta, 2008, Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander vs. C.C. Carroll, 2007, Graham Harrell, Ennis vs. Mesquite Horn, 2003, Jerome Jones, Midlothian vs. Waxahachie, 1990 and Tommy Kotara, Panhandle vs. Wheeler, 1987.

Josh Huerta of El Paso El Dorado completed 35 of 47 passes for 405 yards and 3 touchdowns during their 55-0 win over El Paso Hanks. The 35 completions puts him in a tie for 29th place on the all-time list. He is tied with Jake Glover, Fort Worth Brewer vs. Frisco Liberty, 2009, Brian Bell, China Spring vs. Groesbeck, 2009, Brian Hinojo, El Paso Riverside vs. El Paso Horizon, 2009, Phillip Miller, Clear Springs vs. Houston Memorial, 2009, Jackson Meyer, Booker vs. Hooker, 2009, Christian Butler, Mount Vernon vs. Atlanta, 2008, Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander vs. C.C. Carroll, 2007, Graham Harrell, Ennis vs. Mesquite Horn, 2003, Jerome Jones, Midlothian vs. Waxahachie, 1990 and Tommy Kotara, Panhandle vs. Wheeler, 1987.

QB Mac Morse of Richardson Pearce completed 31 of 45 passes for 406 yards and 3 touchdowns during their 42-44 loss to Richardson. The 35 completions puts him in a tie for 76th place on the all-time list. He is tied with 20 other players.

WR Nathan James of Sherman had 6 catches for 306 yards and 3 touchdowns uring their 42-43 loss to Dallas Highland Park. The 306 yards puts him in a tie for 10th place on the all-time list with Brian Christian, Decatur vs. Little Elm, 2004. #9 is Chris Brazzell, Alice vs. Del Rio, 1993 with 309 yards.

RECORDS

K Ben Pruitt of The Woodlands Kicked 2 FGs during their 13-6 victory over Tyler Lee last week. He now has 21 career Field Goals. This puts him into a tie for 35th place all-time with MATTHEW RODRIGUEZ, Ingleside, 2005-07.

K Webb Williams of San Antonio clark did not kick any FG's last week. He will remain at 18 career Field Goals. He will need to get to 20 to tie for 37th place all-time.

K Juan Carranco of Dayton did not kick any FGs last week during their loss to Aldine Eisenhower. He remains at 11 career Field Goals. He will need to get to 20 to tie for 37th place all-time.

RB Johnathan Gray of Aledo was idle this week. He will remain at 71 career touchdowns which puts him into sole possession of 62nd place all-time. Next up with 72 career touchdowns is ZACCHAEUS FOSTER, Altair Rice, 2006-08, MATTHEW TUCKER, Chapel Hill, 2006-08 and JOSH SMITH, Rogers, 1999-03.

RB Trent Jackson of Cuero scored 4 TDs during their win against Port Lavaca Calhoun last week to bring his total to 68 career Touchdowns. He will need to reach 70 to tie for 63rd place all-time.

RB Herschel Sims did not score a TD last week during their win against Plant Florida. He remains at 57 career Touchdowns. He will need to reach 70 to tie for 62nd place all-time.

RB Malcolm Brown of Cibolo Steele scored 1 TDs during their 31-14 win over San Antonio Southwest last week. This brings his total to 59 career Touchdowns. He will need to reach 70 to tie for 62nd place all-time.

WR Trey Metoyer of Whitehouse had a bye week last week. He remains at 181 career receptions which has him in 19th place all-time. Next up with 192 catches is JARVIS WOODSON, Ennis, (4A) 2001-03. His 2,672 career receiving yards has him in 45th place on the all-time list. Next up with 2,680 yards is STEPHEN GALINDO, Crane, 2004-05. His 33 career TD receptions has him in a tie for 38th place on the all-time list with Jorge Mata, Los Fresnos, 2006-07, Houston Tuminello, Canton, 2005; Gilmer, 2007, Damian Davis, Mart, 2005-06, Caleb Coffman, Panhandle, 2002-04 and Phillip Jones, Denton Ryan, 2001-02. Next up with 34 career TDs's are D.J. Beshears, Denton Ryan, 2007-08, Justin MacGibbon, China Spring, 1998-01 and Lloyd Hill, Odessa Permian, 1987-89.

WR M.J. McFarland of El Paso Eldorado caught 6 passes during their win against El Paso Socorro last week. This gives him 127 career receptions which is good enough to tie for 113th place on the all-time list. He is currently tied with ERIC WARD, Wichita Falls Rider, 2006-08, DANNY PEREZ, EP Montwood, 2006-07, BRENT KENNARD, Haltom, 2005-06, TREY CRAIN, C.C. Ray, 2004-05 and DERRICK JONES, Wylie, 2001-02. Next up with 128 career receptions is RYAN SMITH, Flower Mound Marcus, 1996-98 and DEREK STANFORD, Temple, 1994-96.

QB Paul Millard of Flower Mound was idle last week. He remains at 444 completions for his career which puts him in 61st place on the all-time list just ahead of RYAN DUKE, Calallen, 2004-06. Next up with 445 completions is BEN HENDERSON, Wichita Falls, 2005-08. He also has 694 career pass attempts. He will need to have 934 pass attempts to tie for 16th place all-time. Last week Millard threw for 528 yards during their loss to Arlington Martin. That puts him in a tie with Armando Aj Garza, La Villa vs. St. Joseph Academy, 2010 who also threw for this many yards last week.

RB/WR Marquis Jackson of Fort Worth Arlington Heights had 4 catches for 218 yards and 2 TDs during their victory over Fort Worth Wyatt. He now has 99 career receptions and 1,990 career receiving yards. He will need to get to 115 career receptions to tie for 173rd place and get to 2,001 career receiving yards to tie for 163rd place all-time.

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