Does anyone know the top tight-ends of 3a as of now???

[lucky7]

I just want to know if anyone knew the end results of it. Is Dibolls tight end still on top???

[3afan2K3]

Tyler Johnson of Forney was good

[lucky7]

do u know how many yards and tds he had??

[Diboll_Lumberjackk]

Jamie Garcia was #1 last week with 773 still holdin on.

[lucky7]

WOW!! Is that that good or is it luck...He must be a superstar or something. How big is Garcia??

[3afan]

its all subjective .............

[lucky7]

ohhh where can i find stats on this matter so i can post thema nd show the real deal???

[Keith7]

Gainesville only uses a tight end in goal line

[lucky7]

ohhh where can i find stats on this matter so i can post them and show the real deal???

[Diboll_Lumberjackk]

We rely on the hot pass thats why an hes only 5'10 210pd

[CatsDen]

Here are the top 10 TEs in 3A (based on receptions, receiving yards, touchdowns, and yards per catch):

Jamie Garcia Diboll (20-3A)
Dustin Daniel Wills Point (14-3A)
Giorgio Bostice Kennedale (8-3A)
Chad Delaune Orange Grove (31-3A)
Chris Miller Longview Spring Hill (15-3A)
Paul Mansfield Orangefield (21-3A)
Fred Garrin Shepherd (22-3A)
Tommy Shelton Royse City (10-3A)
Zac Burks Celina (9-3A)
Will Moss Bonham (10-3A)

[3afan]

lucky7:
ohhh where can i find stats on this matter so i can post them and show the real deal???stats hardly show the 'real deal' .......

[CatsDen]

Can anyone provide Jamie Garcia's total stats for the season? I know the yardage, but on how many receptions, and how many TDs was he able to score?

[lucky7]

CatsDen:
Can anyone provide Jamie Garcia's total stats for the season? I know the yardage, but on how many receptions, and how many TDs was he able to score?He Went out with 6 tds and 47 receptions

[kaorder1999]

Diboll_Lumberjackk:
Jamie Garcia was #1 last week with 773 still holdin on.isnt that a sweet picture....the qb and te together..hehe...just kidding!

[therealbulldogs]

When I think of a TE I think of him being a blocker first and a receiver second. So with that in mind what TE was the best blocker and does anyone have any blocking stats to support their pick?

[kaorder1999]

with all the teams going to the spread nowadays...a TE is a WR...but you're right...give a a TE that can block...if he can catch that is just a luxury

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[CatsDen]

therealbulldogs:
When I think of a TE I think of him being a blocker first and a receiver second. So with that in mind what TE was the best blocker and does anyone have any blocking stats to support their pick?Giorgio Bostice finished the season with 23 receptions, 403 yards, 5 touchdowns, and 4 2pt. conversions. The Wildcats used a run-first Wing T attack. They average 36 rushing attempts versus 11 pass attempts per game. The team finished with 3566 yards on the ground with 57 rushing touchdowns. I don't have specific individual blocking stats, but he has to share some of the credit for Kennedale's success on the ground.

[CatsDen]

kaorder1999:
with all the teams going to the spread nowadays...a TE is a WR...but you're right...give a a TE that can block...if he can catch that is just a luxuryThere are quite a few "Tight Ends" that spent a lot of time as a slot receiver. I think that skews the stats in their favor. Jamie Garcia, which I have heard has been nicknamed "7-11" because he's always open, had quite a few of his receptions on slant routes from the slot. Tommy Shelton won All-District honors as a wide receiver, although he is listed as a Tight End. The top Tight Ends list would be very different if you were to eliminate the receptions made from a Spread formation.

<small>[ December 11, 2003, 06:50 AM: Message edited by: CatsDen ]</small>

[CatsDen]

lucky7 and Diboll_Lumberjack-where are you getting your stats for Diboll players? You might want to know that the stats you quote here are very different than the stats produced by the local news.

"Here are the numbers on Garcia. He was listed as a tight end but also lined up as a slot receiver. He's a great possession-type receiver who knows how to get open and never misses a ball thrown his way.

2003 Stats:
Jamie Garcia, TE, 6-0, 185, Senior.

38 catches for 529 yards (13.9 yards per catch) and five TDs. Clutch receiver for 8-4 playoff team out of killer 3A district (Jasper and Newton)."

[lucky7]

CatsDen:
lucky7 and Diboll_Lumberjack-where are you getting your stats for Diboll players? You might want to know that the stats you quote here are very different than the stats produced by the local news.

"Here are the numbers on Garcia. He was listed as a tight end but also lined up as a slot receiver. He's a great possession-type receiver who knows how to get open and never misses a ball thrown his way.

2003 Stats:
Jamie Garcia, TE, 6-0, 185, Senior.

38 catches for 529 yards (13.9 yards per catch) and five TDs. Clutch receiver for 8-4 playoff team out of killer 3A district (Jasper and Newton)."hey where do you get the stats at. im think your right but i jus went by what was told in paper. i dont knwo though. can u help me out??

[CatsDen]

I don't know what paper you're looking at, but the stats and quotes above were from the high school sports writer at the Lufkin Daily News