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Updated: October 27, 2016
Ken & Chris Talk Texas High School Football
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Each week LSG founder, Chris Doelle and Coach Ken Purcell sit down and discuss the action across the state as well as the beliefs that have made the two friends and co-authors of the soon-to-be-released book All I Need to Know I Learned From My Texas High School Football Coach: A handbook of wisdom for parents, young people and yes, even coaches! (preorders are available here)
Tune in each week during the football season for analysis on the teams and athletes and also some insight into what makes Texas high school football so great.
This week, Ken and Chris talk about:
- Some of the great matchups around the state from the previous week
- This Friday there will be 8 days left before the playoffs start
- 10-1 is the worst record any team can have in Texas high school football
- Undefeated San Angelo Central's playoff route is out of their hands
- The only rankings that matter is the one after the championship game
- Roshauud Paul's chance at history in Bremond
- A look ahead at some of the great games coming up this week
Teams mentioned: New Caney, Barbers Hill, Richmond George Ranch, Pearland, Pearland Dawson, The Woodlands, Allen, Dickinson, Conroe, Converse Judson, Schertz Clemens, Sanger, Argyle, Tyler John Tyler, Longview, San Angelo Central, Odessa, Odessa Permian, Midland, Midland Lee, Amarillo Tascosa, Wolfforth Frenship, Round Rock Cedar Ridge, De Soto, Southlake Carroll, Katy, Austin Lake Travis, Galena Park North Shore, Cibolo Steele, Bremond, China Spring, Liberty Hill, Aledo, Justin Northwest, Van, Kaufman, Tenaha, Overton, West Orange-Stark, Liberty, Cedar Park, Hutto, Cypress Ranch, Cypress Ridge, Cypress Fairbanks, Muenster, Santo, Pittsburg, Gladewater, Atlanta, Gilmer, Clarendon, Memphis, New Deal, Abernathy, Reagan County, Alpine, Smithson Valley, San Benito, Weslaco, Del Rio, Laredo United, El Campo, Stafford,
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