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Updated: November 17, 2016
Ken & Chris Talk Texas High School Football
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The AUTHORITY on Texas High School Football! ™
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:
- Scheduling of playoff games
- Nick Gerber looking to break the single season TD pass record
- NCAA coaches are partly responsible for today's spread offenses
- Defense still wins championships
- Teams that aren't used to being home already
- There are no turkeys left after Thanksgiving - especially in Texas high school football
- Losses should hurt
- 5A & 6A teams have much more parity than other classes
- The difference in classifications is all about depth
- A look ahead at some of the great games coming up this week
- We are very close to having a publication date for our book!
Teams mentioned: Euless Trinity, Southlake Carroll, Plano, San Angelo Central, Alief Taylor, Arlington Martin, Ennis, Stephenville, Tolar, Waskom, Tatum, Silsbee, Lufkin, Tyler John Tyler, West Orange-Stark, Deer Park, Wichita Falls Rider, Aledo, Manvel, Denton Ryan, Denton Guyer, The Woodlands, De Soto, Cedar Hill, Mansfield Timber Creek, Garland Sasche, Allen, Katy, Galena Park North Shore, Dickinson, Austin Lake Travis, Humble Atascocita, Katy Cinco Ranch, Langham Creek, Cibolo Steele, Leander Vandegrift, Dallas Highland Park, Cedar Park, Frisco Lone Star, Lancaster, A&M Consolidated, Brenham, Crosby, Port Neches-Groves, Austin McCallum, College Station, Magnolia, McAllen, Cameron Yoe, Celina,
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