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Texas 2017 commit and John Tyler WR Damian Miller tore it up last Friday with 177 yards receiving and three touchdowns in their win over Whitehouse.
TEXAS 2016 COMMITS
How They Fared / This week’s game
1. COLLIN JOHNSON, WR, San Jose Valley Christian - Team was idle last week. Johnson injured his shoulder and is out for the season.
THIS WEEK – vs. Sacred Heart Cathedral, Friday at 8 p.m. at Valley Christian
2. REGGIE HEMPHILL-MAPPS, WR, Manvel – 56-0 win over Pasadena. Reggie had 2 catches for 72 yards for 36 ypc ave. and 1 touchdown.
THIS WEEK – vs. South Houston, Friday at 7 p.m. at Pasadena ISD Stadium
3. TREN’DAVIAN DICKSON, WR, Navasota – 56-13 win over Fort Worth Castleberry. Dickson had 8 catches for 77 yards, a 9.6 ypc ave with 2 touchdowns.
THIS WEEK – vs. IDLE, next game on Oct. 9 vs Houston Sterling
4. SHANE BUECHELE, QB, Arlington Lamar – 56-24 loss to Arlington Martin. 15 of 25 for 215 yards .600% completion rate, 14.3 ave comp., 1 TD, 0 INT, long of 63, QB rating of 101.3
THIS WEEK – vs. Arlington Bowie, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Cravens Field.
5. PEYTON AUCOIN, TE, New Orleans Brother Martin – 40-37 Overtime Win over River Ridge John Curtis Chrstian. No stats available.
THIS WEEK vs. New Orleans St Augustine, Friday, 7 p.m.
6. TOPE IMADE, OL, Arlington Bowie – 35-29 win over Arlington Sam Houston. No stats available.
THIS WEEK vs. Arlington Lamar, Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Cravens Field
7. GERALD WILBON, DL, Destrehan, La – 48-23 win over Hahnville. No stats available
THIS WEEK vs. Houma (La) Terrebonne, Friday, at 7 p.m. at Terrebonne HS
8. OBI EBOH, DB, Southlake Carroll – 42-17 win over Abilene High. Eboh had two tackles.
THIS WEEK – vs. Coppell, Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Coppell.
9. DEMARCO BOYD, LB/TB, Gilmer – 18-15 win over Carthage. Boyd had 6 rushes for 30 yards (5.0 ave). He also had 3 catches for 14 yards (4.7 ave). He also had 3 tackles, 1 PD, 1 QB hurry.
THIS WEEK – vs Melissa, Saturday, 7 p.m. at Jeff Traylor Stadium
TEXAS 2017 COMMITS
How They Fared / This week’s game
1. SAM EHLINGER, QB, Austin Westlake. Team was idle last week.
THIS WEEK – vs Austin Bowie, Friday 7:30 p.m. at Westlake.
2. DAMIAN MILLER, WR, Tyler John Tyler. 65-32 win over Whitehouse. Miller had 5 catches for 177 yards, 35.4 ave with 3 touchdowns.
THIS WEEK – vs. Lindale at Lindale 7:30 p.m.
POLLS
LAST WEEK'S TOP 10 – HOW THEY FARED
Class 6A
1. Allen (5-0) beat Lewisville Marcus 38-28.
2. Katy (5-0) beat Katy Taylor 41-3.
3. Cedar Hill (4-0) idle.
4. Euless Trinity (5-0) beat Colleyville Heritage 59-33.
5. Cibolo Steele (5-0) beat Smithson Valley 42-16.
6. Spring Westfield (4-0) beat Montgomery 39-13.
7. Converse Judson (5-0) beat Schertz Clemens 49-35.
8. Lake Travis (4-0) beat Del Valle 64-0.
9. Austin Westlake (4-0) idle.
10. Dallas Skyline (3-1) beat Irving 49-7.
Class 5A
1. Cedar Park (5-0) beat Georgetown 47-7.
2. Crosby (5-0) beat Galena Park 57-19.
3. Richmond George Ranch (5-0) beat Nuevo Leon, Mexico 51-9.
4. Austin Vandegrift (5-0) beat Leander 49-3.
5. Aledo (3-1) beat Joshua 70-0.
6. Temple (4-1) beat Waco University 69-20.
7. Kerrville Tivy (4-0) beat SA Kennedy 56-6.
8. Mansfield Timberview (3-2) lost to Lancaster 35-21.
9. Fort Bend Elkins (3-1) lost to Texas City 41-34.
10. Longview (3-1) beat Longview Pine Tree 61-6.
(tie) Mansfield Lake Ridge (4-0) beat Waxahachie 60-34
Class 4A
1. Navasota (5-0) beat FW Castleberry 56-13.
2. Gilmer (5-0) beat Carthage 18-15.
3. West Orange-Stark (4-1) lost to Richmond Foster 42-14.
4. Celina (5-0) beat Melissa 53-13.
5. La Grange (4-1) lost to Fredericksburg 41-22.
6. Kennedale (5-0) beat Dallas Carter 70-27.
7. Argyle (4-1) beat Paris 31-20.
8. Sinton (4-0) beat La Vernia 48-23.
9. Sweetwater (5-0) beat Andrews 56-34.
10. Texarkana Liberty-Eylau (4-1) beat Atlanta 44-43.
Class 3A
1. Mineola (5-0) beat Omaha Pewitt 42-14.
2. Brock (5-0) beat Venus 77-0.
3. Franklin (5-0) beat Buffalo 42-13.
4. Cameron Yoe (4-1) beat Refugio 42-27.
5. East Chambers (4-0) beat Anahuac 28-0.
6. Waskom (4-0) beat Elysian Fields 45-0.
7. Wall (5-0) beat Clyde 47-28.
8. Pottsboro (5-0) beat Howe 49-7.
9. Shallowater (1-2) lost to Idalou 36-32.
10. Rockdale (3-1) lost to Caldwell 57-35.
Class 2A
1. Canadian (5-0) beat Albany 49-0.
2. Bremond (5-0) beat Granger 55-7.
3. Refugio (3-1) lost to Cameron Yoe 42-27.
4. Mason (5-0) beat Sabinal 63-0.
5. Albany (4-1) lost to Canadian 49-0.
6. Shiner (5-0) beat Altair Rice 33-0.
7. Alto (5-0) beat Tenaha 52-7.
8. Seagraves (4-1) beat Stanton 57-15.
9. Bruni (5-0) beat La Villa 33-6.
10. Mart (4-1) beat Centerville 49-28.
THIS WEEK'S AP TOP 10 POLL
Class 6A
1. Allen (21) (5-0)
2. Katy (2) (5-0)
3. Cedar Hill (4-0)
4. Euless Trinity (2) (5-0)
5. Cibolo Steele (5-0)
6. Spring Westfield (4-0)
7. Converse Judson (5-0)
8. Lake Travis (4-0)
9. Austin Westlake (4-0)
10. Dallas Skyline (3-1)
Others receiving votes: 11, Dickinson 10. 12, Manvel 9. 13, Pearland 8. 14, Odessa Permian 4. 14, Denton Guyer 4. 16, Klein Collins 3. 16, Southlake Carroll 3. 18, Round Rock Cedar Ridge 1.
Class 5A
1. Cedar Park (24) (5-0)
2. Crosby (5-0)
3. Richmond George Ranch (5-0)
4. Austin Vandegrift (1) (5-0)
5. Aledo (3-1)
6. Temple (4-1)
7. Kerrville Tivy (4-0)
8. Mansfield Lake Ridge (5-0)
9. Longview (3-1)
10. Cedar Park Vista Ridge (5-0)
Others receiving votes: 11, Fort Bend Elkins 13. 11, Mansfield Summit 13. 13, Mansfield Timberview 8. 14, Richmond Foster 5. 15, Lufkin 4. 16, Ennis 3. 17, Houston Stratford 2. 17, Dumas 2. 19, Lancaster 1. 19, Edinburg Vela 1. 19, Marshall 1.
Class 4A
1. Navasota (23) (5-0)
2. Gilmer (1) (5-0)
3. Celina (1) (5-0)
4. Kennedale (5-0)
5. Argyle (4-1)
6. Sinton (4-0)
7. West Orange-Stark (4-1)
8. Sweetwater (5-0)
9. Texarkana Liberty-Eylau (4-1)
10. Geronimo Navarro (4-0)
Others receiving votes: 11, La Grange 29. 11, Henderson 29. 13, China Spring 20. 14, Waco La Vega 18. 15, Pittsburg 12. 16, Stephenville 6. 17, Giddings 5. 18, Alvarado 1.
Class 3A
1. Mineola (17) (5-0)
2. Brock (5) (5-0)
3. Franklin (5-0)
4. Cameron Yoe (3) (4-1)
5. East Chambers (4-0)
6. Waskom (5-0)
7. Wall (5-0)
8. Pottsboro (5-0)
9. Malakoff (5-0)
10. Blanco (5-0)
Others receiving votes: 11, Teague 21. 12, Eastland 7. 13, Newton 6. 14, Kirbyville 5. 15, Jarrell 4. 15, Rockdale 4. 17, Odem 3. 17, Pilot Point 3. 17, Post 3. 17, Breckenridge 3. 21, Idalou 2. 21, Troy 2. 23, Muleshoe 1.
Class 2A
1. Canadian (22) (5-0)
2. Bremond (2) (5-0)
3. Mason (5-0)
4. Shiner (5-0)
5. Refugio (3-1)
6. Alto (5-0)
7. Seagraves (4-1)
8. Bruni (5-0)
9. Mart (4-1)
10. Albany (4-1)
Others receiving votes: 11, Stratford 22. 12, Crawford 13. 13, Iraan 10. 14, Price Carlisle 7. 15, Crosbyton 4. 15, Bronte 4. 17, Falls City 2. 18, Lovelady 1. 18, Mertzon Irion County 1. 18, New Deal 1.
MAXPREPS SOUTHWEST POLL
1. Allen (Texas), 5-0, 77.6
2. Chandler (Ariz.), 5-1, 72.9
3. Jenks (Okla.), 4-0, 71.2
4 (TIE) Hamilton (Chandler, Ariz.), 6-0, 70.9
4 (TIE) Trinity (Euless, Texas), 5-0, 70.9
6. Westfield (Houston), 4-0, 70.4
7. Cedar Hill (Texas), 4-0, 67.5
8. Katy (Texas), 5-0, 65.2
9. Westlake (Austin, Texas), 4-0, 64.4
10. Skyline (Dallas), 3-1, 64.4
11. Centennial (Peoria, Ariz.), 3-2, 63.3
12. Steele (Cibolo, Texas), 5-0, 63.0
13. Carroll (Southlake, Texas), 3-1, 62.9
14. Klein Collins (Spring, Texas), 4-0, 62.3
15. Manvel (Texas), 3-1, 61.6
16. Chaparral (Scottsdale, Ariz.), 4-1, 60.1
17. Bishop Dunne (Dallas), 4-0, 59.6
18. Martin (Arlington, Texas), 2-2, 59.1
19. Cedar Park (Texas), 5-0, 59.0
20. Lake Ridge (Mansfield, Texas), 5-0, 58.5
21. Mountain Pointe (Phoenix), 5-0, 58.2
22. Union (Tulsa, Okla.), 2-2, 57.6
23. Guyer (Denton, Texas), 3-1, 57.5
24. The Woodlands (Texas), 4-1, 57.0
25. Celina (Texas), 5-0, 56.7
MAXPREPS NATIONAL POLL
1. Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, NV)
2. Centennial (Corona, CA)
3. DeMatha (Hyattsville, MD)
4. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
5. St. John Bosco (Bellflower, CA)
6. Allen (TX)
7. Colquitt County (Moultrie, GA)
8. Ocean Lakes (Virginia Beach, VA)
9. American Heritage (Plantation, FL)
10. IMG Academy (Bradenton, FL)
11. Katy (TX)
12. Spartanburg (SC)
13. Mainland (Daytona Beach, FL)
14. South Panola (Batesville, MS)
15. Trinity (Euless, TX)
16. Clay-Chalkville (Pinson, AL)
17. Cedar Hill (TX)
18. De La Salle (Concord, CA)
19. Grayson (Loganville, GA)
20. Male (Louisville, KY)
21. La Salle (Cincinnati, OH)
22. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA)
23. St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, NJ)
24. Chandler (AZ)
25. Byrnes (Duncan, SC)
High School Lineman Makes Huge Strides
John Krahn is probably the world's biggest football player.
The 7-foot, 440-pounder is a senior at King (Riverside), in the Inland Empire area of Southern California. According to his head coach, Kevin Corridan, Krahn goes by the nickname "Junior."
Krahn was 6 feet tall in sixth grade, and was 6-foot-5 when he entered high school. As a 6-8, 330-pound sophomore, he cracked the varsity roster but recorded no statistics.
Since then Krahn has grown another four inches. MaxPreps believes he is the tallest player on a high school football roster this season.
He is taller than any player to ever play in the NFL, and is roughly the same size as WWE superstar Big Show.
There's no doubt that, right now, Krahn is a raw player. He excels in the weight room, but struggles with his footwork. He is relatively new to the sport, but is working hard to improve.
See more photos of 7-foot, 440-pound John Krahn
"I've had minimal experience," Krahn said. "I started in high school, but I've trained my way through, going to different camps."
Krahn told MaxPreps that he's attempting to shed some pounds by adhering to a 3,000-calorie diet comprised mainly of fish and chicken.
"I have to lose weight, for our team," he said.
Losing weight could also be beneficial for Krahn's personal football future.
He participated in USA Football's National Development Games in Los Angeles over the summer, where he definitely caught the eye of several college coaches in attendance.
"We had Division I coaches on site that said they'd consider offering him if he lost some weight," USA Football's Jimmy Thomas told MaxPreps. "They think he could be a force at a lighter weight."
Not only did Krahn see work in the trenches at the National Development Games, but he was also used in the backfield in jumbo offensive sets.
Presently, Corridan believes Krahn could be a good candidate for junior college, as a possible launching pad into a football career at a Division I school.
If Krahn's football career doesn't pan out, he could be even more intimidating in his other preferred line of work.
"I want to be a police officer later in my life," said Krahn.
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