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WOS87
10-02-2016, 05:00 AM
I'm bored with insomnia so updating my database and decided to come up with some random stats for funsies

Here's the current best records Statewide of 11-man programs for the past five seasons from 2012 through Week Six 2016 (as of Oct. 2nd). This means that these will definitely change as the remaining 11 weeks in the season progress.

The maximum possible total of games played is 70 although some teams haven't played six games yet this season otherwise Katy and Cameron Yoe would be at the max as they both played in four consecutive state finals 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015.

4A teams BOLD in Red


1. Allen 66-2
2. Katy 64-5
3. Cameron Yoe 61-8
4. Argyle 60-5
5. Aledo 59-5
6. Gilmer 59-6
7. West Orange-Stark 58-7
8. Cedar Park 58-8
9. Bremond 57-5
10. Cibolo Steele 57-7
11. Canadian 56-7
12. Albany 56-7
13. East Bernard 55-7
14. Refugio 55-8
15. Navasota 54-8
16. Waskom 54-8
17. Dallas Christian 53-7
18. Franklin 53-8
19. Wall 53-8
20. Denton Guyer 53-10
21. Crawford 52-7
22. Manvel 52-8
23. Cisco 51-6
24. Houston Lamar 51-7
25. Cedar Hill 51-13
26. Lake Travis 50-8
27. San Antonio Brennan 50-9
28. Hallettsville 50-9
29. Newton 50-11
30. Pottsboro 49-7
31. Mason 49-7
32. Southlake Carroll 49-9
33. Spring Westfield 49-9-1
34. DeSoto 49-10
35. Richmond George Ranch 49-11
36. Celina 49-11
37. Sinton 49-11
38. Shiner 49-11
39. Galena Park North Shore 49-12
40. Muenster 48-10
41. Dallas Skyline 48-11
42. Mart 48-11
43. Stamford 48-11
44. Falls City 48-11
45. Geronimo Navarro 47-8
46. Stratford 47-9
47. Euless Trinity 47-10
48. Pearland 47-10
49. El Campo 47-10
50. Hewitt Midway 47-11
51. Eastland 47-11
52. Wellington 47-11
53. Shallowater 47-12
54. Graham 47-15
55. Highland Park 46-9
56. Iraan 46-9
57. Mission Sharyland 46-10
58. White Oak 46-10
59. Alto 46-10
60. Georgetown 46-11
61. Longview 46-12
62. Plano Prestonwood 46-13
63. Converse Judson 46-15
64. Carthage 46-15
65. Sonora 46-15
66. San Antonio Reagan 45-9
67. Crosby 45-11
68. Gunter 45-11
69. Abilene Wylie 45-12
70. San Antonio Brandeis 45-13
71. Ennis 45-13
72. Mesquite Potent 45-13
73. Tyler John Tyler 45-14
74. Orange Grove 44-9
75. Dallas Episcopal 44-11
76. Fort Worth Christian 44-13
77. Tenaha 44-15
78. Fort Worth All Saints 43-6
79. Malakoff 43-10
80. San Angelo Central 43-11
81. Corpus Christi Flour Bluff 43-12
82. La Marque 43-12
83. Wolfforth Frenship 43-13
84. Houston Stratford 43-13
85. Canyon Randall 43-13
86. Dallas First Baptist 43-13
87. Pearland Dawson 43-14
88. Bellville 43-15
89. Seagraves 43-16
90. Austin Westlake 43-17
91. The Woodlands 42-11
92. Post 42-11
93. Houston St. Thomas 42-11
94. La Grange 42-12
95. Corpus Christi Calallen 42-13
96. Kennedale 42-13
97. Fort Bend Ridge Point 42-14
98. Temple 42-14
99. Tolar 42-14
100. Cypress Ranch 42-15
101. San Antonio O'Connor 42-15
Yoe_09
10-02-2016, 06:54 PM
I'll take it. Had a rough start to 2014, but ended up winning when it mattered.

I believe this also brings up the conversation of is it harder to win at a small school or a large school?

I personally believe it is more difficult to win at 4A and below schools. There are a few exceptions (unfortunately), but for the most part you are dealing with home grown talent. In Cameron, we are winning with Cameron, Tx talent. We have gotten a few transfers over the years, but no studs.
WOS87
10-02-2016, 07:01 PM
I would say it's definitely more difficult to put up numbers like that in lower classifications because the top tier small schools have to play larger schools to prepare. Allen has no school larger than them to even attempt to play so there will be built in losses for most of the smaller programs (WOS losing to three times larger Richmond Foster twice).
speedbump
10-04-2016, 12:12 AM
When the big 3 and El Campo,who? dropped down in 2012 it was all about the big three. People that knew Ricebird football knew better. Just need that SC so we can be overrated for the next ten years like many others. LOL I'm not surprised that the Birds have won more gamrs than the others but I am surprised big time by whats happened to Stephenville. Hard to figure.
WOS87
10-04-2016, 12:46 AM
Who are the other two? Henderson and ?? Wait Henderson dropped in 2010.
speedbump
10-04-2016, 01:41 AM
Who are the other two? Henderson and ?? Wait Henderson dropped in 2010.

Kilgore and LaMarque
Rabid Cougar
10-04-2016, 08:29 AM
I'll take it. Had a rough start to 2014, but ended up winning when it mattered.

I believe this also brings up the conversation of is it harder to win at a small school or a large school?

I personally believe it is more difficult to win at 4A and below schools. There are a few exceptions (unfortunately), but for the most part you are dealing with home grown talent. In Cameron, we are winning with Cameron, Tx talent. We have gotten a few transfers over the years, but no studs.

9 of the top 20 are 3 A and below. Sustaining win streaks over multiple years is a big accomplishment at this level. One player can make the difference on a team. You might have a good two to three year run because of him. Smith at Cameron is a good example. The QB at Bremond is another. Cameron has been a little different. They have had a string of players that continue to make the difference in games.

You can also be a very good team in a notoriously weak District and or Region that helps pad the win column. There are numerous examples of that in this list.
Yoe_09
10-04-2016, 10:41 AM
9 of the top 20 are 3 A and below. Sustaining win streaks over multiple years is a big accomplishment at this level. One player can make the difference on a team. You might have a good two to three year run because of him. Smith at Cameron is a good example. The QB at Bremond is another. Cameron has been a little different. They have had a string of players that continue to make the difference in games.

You can also be a very good team in a notoriously weak District and or Region that helps pad the win column. There are numerous examples of that in this list.

We have had some good classes. My brother was on the 2012/2013 teams and the writing was on the wall there. Deep, solid talent throughout with a few exceptional players mixed in (Wright/Webber). I don't believe we are nearly as deep as far as individual classes go now, but there is enough within each class to make us successful. We rarely have down back-to-back classes. 2014 was supposed to be our "down" year because we had very few seniors.

We only have 15 seniors this year but there is still a good mix of talent, including a freshman.
coach
10-04-2016, 11:31 AM
We missed the list by 1 game!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks a lot Argyle.
WOS87
12-20-2016, 02:12 AM
End of 2016 Gilmer and WOS tied for 4A leaders at 68-7. Argyle drops to 3rd at 67-6. Thanks Wylie and Sweetwater! I'll post the end of season rankings when I wake up.
pirate4state
12-20-2016, 02:19 PM
Last 5 years Sinton is 53-14
and
96-29 under Coach Allen since 2007!
bag-o-chips
12-20-2016, 06:12 PM
Navarro is 55-9 for the last 5 years

Coach Goad has also been here since 2007 and is 97-25