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Heights-Lamar showdown on tap Saturday
College scouts will abound in Houston Saturday afternoon at 1 pm when Houston Lamar squares off against Houston Heights. The game will feature three Texas Longhorn commits (Alvonte Woodard, D’Shawn Jamison and Jalen Green) plus Texas target and 5-star DB Anthony Cook.
Jamison is Texas’ newest pledge and could provide the Longhorns with some help influencing target Cook, who plans to announce on Oct. 30.
Heights is undefeated with a 5-0 record while Lamar enters the game with one loss to then ranked Klein Collins.
Texas target Brown out with undisclosed injury
(courtesy DMN)
Arlington Lamar football coach Laban Delay said in an email Monday that star defensive lineman Bobby Brown is "not probable to play" in Friday's key District 4-6A game against district leader Mansfield. Lamar (3-3, 2-1) is in a three-way tie for second with Arlington and Arlington Martin, one game out of first.
"Bobby Brown suffered an injury several weeks ago," Delay said in his email "I can not go into details of his injury."
Brown, a four-star recruit, is ranked as the 13th-best defensive tackle in the nation in the Class of 2018 by 24/7.
Brown announced on Twitter last Wednesday that the eight colleges he is deciding between are Alabama, LSU, Florida State, Baylor, Texas, Oklahoma, Texas A&M and Houston.
Brown and teammate Javonte Kemp knelt during the national anthem while the rest of their team stood before their game against Arlington Sam Houston on Sept. 29. Brown wasn't in uniform for last week's game against Arlington, and he and Kemp knelt again during the anthem before that contest.
5A could have home-field system
ROUND ROCK -- Home-field advantage has finally established itself within UIL athletics. Now, it's spreading like a virus.
At Sunday's legislative council, the athletic committee removed the pilot status of its home-field advantage system in 6A and extended it to 5A football. If approved by the full council on Monday, it would go into effect for the 2018 season.
If it passes unchanged, the rules would work the same as what is in place for 6A: In the first round of the playoffs, the team with the higher district finish will play at home.
Adding 5A is might just be the start. Schools in smaller classifications have expressed to the UIL that they'd like it extended into their classifications.
A home first-round playoff game can be money maker.
"Come back in June," UIL athletic director Susan Elza said. "We're going to be talking about 4A and below."
The committee also discussed adding a home-field advantage rule to the 5A and 6A baseball playoffs, but the committee opted to study it further before taking any action.
Elza and UIL executive director Charles Breitahupt expressed concern about making rules that created two much of an advantage for one school when the playoffs is a time when, as Elza put it, "you get a fresh set of downs."
TEXAS COMMITS
2018 CLASS
1. BJ FOSTER, S, Angleton was idle. No stats available.
This week – vs. Lamar Consolidated, Friday, 7:30 pm Wildcat Stadium
2. BRENNAN EAGLES, WR, Alief Taylor lost to Elsik 34-27. No stats available.
This week – vs Idle
Cibolo Steele safety and Longhorn verbal Caden Sterns celebrates a touchdown last Friday night.
3. CADEN STERNS, S, Cibolo Steele defeated New Braunfels 26-3. Sterns caught 2 passes for 92 yards. He caught a 63-yard TD pass.
This week – vs New Braunfels Canyon, Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Steele
4. JALEN GREEN, CB, Houston Heights defeated Westbuy 60-28. No stats available.
This week – vs Lamar, Saturday, 1 pm Dyer Stadium
5. ALVONTE WOODARD, WR, Houston Lamar defeated Chavez 49-0. No stats available.
This week – vs. Houston Heights, Saturday, 1 p.m. Dyer Stadium .
6. DEMARVION OVERSHOWN, S, Arp, defeated Beckville 20-10. Overshown caught an 18-yard TD pass.
This week – vs #8 West Rusk Friday 7:30 pm, Arp Tigers Stadium
7. AYODELE ADEOYE, LB, IMG Academy was idle. No stats available
This week – vs East, Friday, 8 p.m. at East HS.
8. CAMERON RISING, QB, Newbury Park CA was idle.
This week – vs Calabasas, Friday, 9 p.m. at Calabasas
Keaontay Ingram rushed for a season-best 291 yards rushing last Friday night.
9. KEAONTAY INGRAM, RB, Carthage defeated Kilgore 50-20. Ingram had 105 yards rushing and at TD by the end of the first quarter. He finished with 291 yards rushing at 5 TDs. He scored on runs of 8, 3, 71, 8 and 20 yards. As of now, Ingram has 977 yards rushing on the season.
This week – vs Center, Friday, 7:30 pm at Center
10. RONDALE MOORE, WR, Louisville Trinity KY defeated Seneca 42-0. Moore was held out.
This week – at Ballard Friday 6 p.m Ballard
11. CASEY THOMPSON, QB, Newcastle OK defeated Clinton 49-48, Friday. Thompson was 25 of 38 for 454 yards and 6 TDs.
This week – vs Heritage Hall, Friday, 7:00 pm at Newcastle Stadium
12. BYRON HOBBS, LB, FW Eastern Hills lost to FW Dunbar, 57-12. Hobbs is injured and did not play.
This week – vs Birdville, Friday 7:00 p.m., Birdville Athletic Complex
13. REESE MOORE, OT, Seminole defeated Pecos 57-6. Moore was injured and did not play.
This week – vs Lamesa, Friday 7:00 pm, Indian Stadium
14. DOMINICK WOOD-ANDERSON, TE, AZ Western College defeated Phoenix 46-13. Game stats not available. For the season so far, DW-A has 22 receptions for 201 yards with a long of 20 yards and 0 touchdowns. He averages 40 yards in receptions per game.
This week – vs. Pima CC, Saturday, 7 p.m. at AZW Veterans Memorial Stadium radio – 560 AM KBLU
15. CAMERON DICKER, K, Austin Lake Travis lost to Austin Westlake 21-14. Dicker was 2 of 2 PATs.
This week – vs Kyle Lehman, Friday, 7:30 pm. at LTISD
16. KEONDRE COBURN, DT, Houston Spring Westfield defeated MacArthur 62-6. No stats available.
This week – vs. Nimitz, Friday, 7 pm, Westfield
17. MALCOM EPPS, TE, Spring Dekaney Defeated Aldine Eisenhower 35-0. No stats available.
This week – vs. Ben Davis, Thursday at 7 pm Thorne Stadium
18. RHAFITI GHIRMAI, OL, Frisco Wakeland lost to Centennial 69-66. No stats available
Next game – vs. #10 Frisco Lone Star, Friday, 7 p.m. Ford Center
19. D’SHAWN JAMISON, CB, Houston Lamar defeated Chavez 49-0. No stats available.
This week – vs. Houston Heights, Saturday, 1 p.m. Dyer Stadium
2019 CLASS
1. ROSCHON JOHNSON, QB, Port Neches-Groves defeated Port Arthur Memorial, 44-36. Johnson was 12 of 24 passing for 164 yards and 2 TDs. He also rushed for 124 yards on 21 carries. He also caught a 43-yard touchdown pass.
This week – vs Vidor, Friday 7:00 pm Pirate Stadium (Vidor)
TEXAS TARGETS
1. TOMMY BUSH, Schertz Clemens WR, had 4 receptions for 60 yards and 2 TDs in 28-7 win over New Braunfels Canyon.
2. GRANT TISDALE, Allen QB, was 8 of 11 passing for 250 yards and 3 TDs. He rushed for 52 yards on 9 carries in 38-10 win over Plano.
3. THEO WEASE, Allen WR, caught 2 passes for 93 yards and a TD.
4. ISAIAH SPILLER, Klein Collins RB, Rushed for 21 yards and 1 TD. He had 3 receptions for 70 yards and 2 TDs in 49-22 win over Klein Forest.
5. JORDAN WHITTINGTON, Cuero TE, Caught 8 passes for 132 yards and 2 TDs in 23-16 win over Sweeny.
AP TEXAS POLLS
CLASS 6A
1. Allen (16) (6-0)
2. Converse Judson (4) (6-0)
3. Katy (2) (4-0)
4. DeSoto (2) (6-0)
5. Austin Westlake (7-0)
6. Garland Sachse (6-0)
7. Waco Midway (7-0)
8. The Woodlands (3-1)
9. Klein Collins (5-0)
10. Smithson Valley (6-0)
Others receiving votes: 11, Lake Travis 15. 12, Duncanville 14. 13, Spring Westfield 5. 14, San Benito 3. 14, Mansfield 3. 14, Odessa Permian 3. 14, SA Northside O'Connor 3. 18, San Angelo Central 2. 19, Keller Fossil Ridge 1. 19, Beaumont West Brook 1.
Class 5A
1. Aledo (15) (6-0)
2. Manvel (8) (5-0)
3. Denton Ryan (1) (6-0)
4. CC Calallen (6-0)
5. Cedar Park (5-1)
6. Dallas Highland Park (5-1)
7. Angleton (5-0)
8. Mansfield Legacy (5-1)
9. Dripping Springs (6-0)
10. Frisco Lone Star (5-1)
Others receiving votes: 11, Hutto 9. 12, Temple 7. 12, College Station 7. 15, Colleyville Heritage 6. 16, Lubbock Coronado 4. 17, Mansfield Lake Ridge 3. 18, Port Neches-Groves 1.
Class 4A
1. Carthage (20) (6-0)
2. West Orange-Stark (3) (6-0)
3. Argyle (6-0)
4. Waco La Vega (6-0)
5. Cuero (1) (5-0)
6. Midlothian Heritage (6-0)
7. Kennedale (5-1)
8. Van (7-0)
9. Sweetwater (6-0)
10. Texarkana Pleasant Grove (7-0)
Others receiving votes: 11, China Spring 16. 12, Graham 10. 13, Boerne 3. 14, Lubbock Estacado 2. 14, Raymondville 2. 16, Geronimo Navarro 1.
Class 3A
1. Gunter (14) (7-0)
2. Wall (4) (6-0)
3. Lexington (3) (6-0)
4. Newton (3) (5-0)
5. Malakoff (6-0)
6. Canadian (6-0)
7. Brock (5-1)
8. West Rusk (5-0)
9. Hallettsville (5-1)
10. Yoakum (5-1)
Others receiving votes: 11, Grandview 21. 12, Sonora 17. 13, Jefferson 12. 14, Big Sandy Harmony 5. 15, Mount Vernon 4. 15, Woodville 4.
Class 2A
1. Tenaha(16) (6-0)
2. Mason (4) (6-0)
3. Muenster (6-0)
4. Mart (2) (5-1)
5. Albany (6-0)
6. Refugio (2) (4-1)
7. Abernathy (6-0)
8. De Leon (6-0)
9. Bremond (5-1)
10. Milano (6-0)
Others receiving votes: 11, Price Carlisle 12. 12, San Augustine 9. 13, Wellington 6. 14, Joaquin 3. 15, Burton 1. 15, Post 1.
MAXPREPS NATIONAL TOP 25
1. Mater Dei (Cal)
2. IMG Academy (Fla) (Ayodele Adeoye)
3. Grayson (Ga)
4. Allen, TX
5. Centennial (Cal)
6. St. John Bosco (Cal)
7. Miami Central
8. Trinity (KY) (Rondale Moore)
9. American Heritage (Fla)
10. Bingham (UT)
11. Ben Davis (ID)
12. Bishop Gorman (NV)
13. St. Joseph’s Prep (PA)
14. St. Xavier (OH)
15. St. Frances Academy (MD) DeMatha (MD)
16. South Pointe (SC)
17. Katy, TX
18. Converse Judson (TX)
19. Centennial (AZ)
20. DeSoto, TX
21. DeLa Salle (Cal)
22. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla)
23. St. Louis (Hawaii)
24. St. Edward (OH)
25. St Ignatius (OH)
College scouts will abound in Houston Saturday afternoon at 1 pm when Houston Lamar squares off against Houston Heights. The game will feature three Texas Longhorn commits (Alvonte Woodard, D’Shawn Jamison and Jalen Green) plus Texas target and 5-star DB Anthony Cook.
Jamison is Texas’ newest pledge and could provide the Longhorns with some help influencing target Cook, who plans to announce on Oct. 30.
Heights is undefeated with a 5-0 record while Lamar enters the game with one loss to then ranked Klein Collins.
Texas target Brown out with undisclosed injury
(courtesy DMN)
Arlington Lamar football coach Laban Delay said in an email Monday that star defensive lineman Bobby Brown is "not probable to play" in Friday's key District 4-6A game against district leader Mansfield. Lamar (3-3, 2-1) is in a three-way tie for second with Arlington and Arlington Martin, one game out of first.
"Bobby Brown suffered an injury several weeks ago," Delay said in his email "I can not go into details of his injury."
Brown, a four-star recruit, is ranked as the 13th-best defensive tackle in the nation in the Class of 2018 by 24/7.
Brown announced on Twitter last Wednesday that the eight colleges he is deciding between are Alabama, LSU, Florida State, Baylor, Texas, Oklahoma, Texas A&M and Houston.
Brown and teammate Javonte Kemp knelt during the national anthem while the rest of their team stood before their game against Arlington Sam Houston on Sept. 29. Brown wasn't in uniform for last week's game against Arlington, and he and Kemp knelt again during the anthem before that contest.
5A could have home-field system
ROUND ROCK -- Home-field advantage has finally established itself within UIL athletics. Now, it's spreading like a virus.
At Sunday's legislative council, the athletic committee removed the pilot status of its home-field advantage system in 6A and extended it to 5A football. If approved by the full council on Monday, it would go into effect for the 2018 season.
If it passes unchanged, the rules would work the same as what is in place for 6A: In the first round of the playoffs, the team with the higher district finish will play at home.
Adding 5A is might just be the start. Schools in smaller classifications have expressed to the UIL that they'd like it extended into their classifications.
A home first-round playoff game can be money maker.
"Come back in June," UIL athletic director Susan Elza said. "We're going to be talking about 4A and below."
The committee also discussed adding a home-field advantage rule to the 5A and 6A baseball playoffs, but the committee opted to study it further before taking any action.
Elza and UIL executive director Charles Breitahupt expressed concern about making rules that created two much of an advantage for one school when the playoffs is a time when, as Elza put it, "you get a fresh set of downs."
TEXAS COMMITS
2018 CLASS
1. BJ FOSTER, S, Angleton was idle. No stats available.
This week – vs. Lamar Consolidated, Friday, 7:30 pm Wildcat Stadium
2. BRENNAN EAGLES, WR, Alief Taylor lost to Elsik 34-27. No stats available.
This week – vs Idle
Cibolo Steele safety and Longhorn verbal Caden Sterns celebrates a touchdown last Friday night.
3. CADEN STERNS, S, Cibolo Steele defeated New Braunfels 26-3. Sterns caught 2 passes for 92 yards. He caught a 63-yard TD pass.
This week – vs New Braunfels Canyon, Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Steele
4. JALEN GREEN, CB, Houston Heights defeated Westbuy 60-28. No stats available.
This week – vs Lamar, Saturday, 1 pm Dyer Stadium
5. ALVONTE WOODARD, WR, Houston Lamar defeated Chavez 49-0. No stats available.
This week – vs. Houston Heights, Saturday, 1 p.m. Dyer Stadium .
6. DEMARVION OVERSHOWN, S, Arp, defeated Beckville 20-10. Overshown caught an 18-yard TD pass.
This week – vs #8 West Rusk Friday 7:30 pm, Arp Tigers Stadium
7. AYODELE ADEOYE, LB, IMG Academy was idle. No stats available
This week – vs East, Friday, 8 p.m. at East HS.
8. CAMERON RISING, QB, Newbury Park CA was idle.
This week – vs Calabasas, Friday, 9 p.m. at Calabasas
Keaontay Ingram rushed for a season-best 291 yards rushing last Friday night.
9. KEAONTAY INGRAM, RB, Carthage defeated Kilgore 50-20. Ingram had 105 yards rushing and at TD by the end of the first quarter. He finished with 291 yards rushing at 5 TDs. He scored on runs of 8, 3, 71, 8 and 20 yards. As of now, Ingram has 977 yards rushing on the season.
This week – vs Center, Friday, 7:30 pm at Center
10. RONDALE MOORE, WR, Louisville Trinity KY defeated Seneca 42-0. Moore was held out.
This week – at Ballard Friday 6 p.m Ballard
11. CASEY THOMPSON, QB, Newcastle OK defeated Clinton 49-48, Friday. Thompson was 25 of 38 for 454 yards and 6 TDs.
This week – vs Heritage Hall, Friday, 7:00 pm at Newcastle Stadium
12. BYRON HOBBS, LB, FW Eastern Hills lost to FW Dunbar, 57-12. Hobbs is injured and did not play.
This week – vs Birdville, Friday 7:00 p.m., Birdville Athletic Complex
13. REESE MOORE, OT, Seminole defeated Pecos 57-6. Moore was injured and did not play.
This week – vs Lamesa, Friday 7:00 pm, Indian Stadium
14. DOMINICK WOOD-ANDERSON, TE, AZ Western College defeated Phoenix 46-13. Game stats not available. For the season so far, DW-A has 22 receptions for 201 yards with a long of 20 yards and 0 touchdowns. He averages 40 yards in receptions per game.
This week – vs. Pima CC, Saturday, 7 p.m. at AZW Veterans Memorial Stadium radio – 560 AM KBLU
15. CAMERON DICKER, K, Austin Lake Travis lost to Austin Westlake 21-14. Dicker was 2 of 2 PATs.
This week – vs Kyle Lehman, Friday, 7:30 pm. at LTISD
16. KEONDRE COBURN, DT, Houston Spring Westfield defeated MacArthur 62-6. No stats available.
This week – vs. Nimitz, Friday, 7 pm, Westfield
17. MALCOM EPPS, TE, Spring Dekaney Defeated Aldine Eisenhower 35-0. No stats available.
This week – vs. Ben Davis, Thursday at 7 pm Thorne Stadium
18. RHAFITI GHIRMAI, OL, Frisco Wakeland lost to Centennial 69-66. No stats available
Next game – vs. #10 Frisco Lone Star, Friday, 7 p.m. Ford Center
19. D’SHAWN JAMISON, CB, Houston Lamar defeated Chavez 49-0. No stats available.
This week – vs. Houston Heights, Saturday, 1 p.m. Dyer Stadium
2019 CLASS
1. ROSCHON JOHNSON, QB, Port Neches-Groves defeated Port Arthur Memorial, 44-36. Johnson was 12 of 24 passing for 164 yards and 2 TDs. He also rushed for 124 yards on 21 carries. He also caught a 43-yard touchdown pass.
This week – vs Vidor, Friday 7:00 pm Pirate Stadium (Vidor)
TEXAS TARGETS
1. TOMMY BUSH, Schertz Clemens WR, had 4 receptions for 60 yards and 2 TDs in 28-7 win over New Braunfels Canyon.
2. GRANT TISDALE, Allen QB, was 8 of 11 passing for 250 yards and 3 TDs. He rushed for 52 yards on 9 carries in 38-10 win over Plano.
3. THEO WEASE, Allen WR, caught 2 passes for 93 yards and a TD.
4. ISAIAH SPILLER, Klein Collins RB, Rushed for 21 yards and 1 TD. He had 3 receptions for 70 yards and 2 TDs in 49-22 win over Klein Forest.
5. JORDAN WHITTINGTON, Cuero TE, Caught 8 passes for 132 yards and 2 TDs in 23-16 win over Sweeny.
AP TEXAS POLLS
CLASS 6A
1. Allen (16) (6-0)
2. Converse Judson (4) (6-0)
3. Katy (2) (4-0)
4. DeSoto (2) (6-0)
5. Austin Westlake (7-0)
6. Garland Sachse (6-0)
7. Waco Midway (7-0)
8. The Woodlands (3-1)
9. Klein Collins (5-0)
10. Smithson Valley (6-0)
Others receiving votes: 11, Lake Travis 15. 12, Duncanville 14. 13, Spring Westfield 5. 14, San Benito 3. 14, Mansfield 3. 14, Odessa Permian 3. 14, SA Northside O'Connor 3. 18, San Angelo Central 2. 19, Keller Fossil Ridge 1. 19, Beaumont West Brook 1.
Class 5A
1. Aledo (15) (6-0)
2. Manvel (8) (5-0)
3. Denton Ryan (1) (6-0)
4. CC Calallen (6-0)
5. Cedar Park (5-1)
6. Dallas Highland Park (5-1)
7. Angleton (5-0)
8. Mansfield Legacy (5-1)
9. Dripping Springs (6-0)
10. Frisco Lone Star (5-1)
Others receiving votes: 11, Hutto 9. 12, Temple 7. 12, College Station 7. 15, Colleyville Heritage 6. 16, Lubbock Coronado 4. 17, Mansfield Lake Ridge 3. 18, Port Neches-Groves 1.
Class 4A
1. Carthage (20) (6-0)
2. West Orange-Stark (3) (6-0)
3. Argyle (6-0)
4. Waco La Vega (6-0)
5. Cuero (1) (5-0)
6. Midlothian Heritage (6-0)
7. Kennedale (5-1)
8. Van (7-0)
9. Sweetwater (6-0)
10. Texarkana Pleasant Grove (7-0)
Others receiving votes: 11, China Spring 16. 12, Graham 10. 13, Boerne 3. 14, Lubbock Estacado 2. 14, Raymondville 2. 16, Geronimo Navarro 1.
Class 3A
1. Gunter (14) (7-0)
2. Wall (4) (6-0)
3. Lexington (3) (6-0)
4. Newton (3) (5-0)
5. Malakoff (6-0)
6. Canadian (6-0)
7. Brock (5-1)
8. West Rusk (5-0)
9. Hallettsville (5-1)
10. Yoakum (5-1)
Others receiving votes: 11, Grandview 21. 12, Sonora 17. 13, Jefferson 12. 14, Big Sandy Harmony 5. 15, Mount Vernon 4. 15, Woodville 4.
Class 2A
1. Tenaha(16) (6-0)
2. Mason (4) (6-0)
3. Muenster (6-0)
4. Mart (2) (5-1)
5. Albany (6-0)
6. Refugio (2) (4-1)
7. Abernathy (6-0)
8. De Leon (6-0)
9. Bremond (5-1)
10. Milano (6-0)
Others receiving votes: 11, Price Carlisle 12. 12, San Augustine 9. 13, Wellington 6. 14, Joaquin 3. 15, Burton 1. 15, Post 1.
MAXPREPS NATIONAL TOP 25
1. Mater Dei (Cal)
2. IMG Academy (Fla) (Ayodele Adeoye)
3. Grayson (Ga)
4. Allen, TX
5. Centennial (Cal)
6. St. John Bosco (Cal)
7. Miami Central
8. Trinity (KY) (Rondale Moore)
9. American Heritage (Fla)
10. Bingham (UT)
11. Ben Davis (ID)
12. Bishop Gorman (NV)
13. St. Joseph’s Prep (PA)
14. St. Xavier (OH)
15. St. Frances Academy (MD) DeMatha (MD)
16. South Pointe (SC)
17. Katy, TX
18. Converse Judson (TX)
19. Centennial (AZ)
20. DeSoto, TX
21. DeLa Salle (Cal)
22. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla)
23. St. Louis (Hawaii)
24. St. Edward (OH)
25. St Ignatius (OH)
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