Didn't Argyle start off almost the same last year?
Texans are off to a great start at 12-2-1. Cuero looks to be pretty good at 12-4.
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03-22-2018, 09:37 PM #1All-American
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03-24-2018, 11:21 PM #2
Yeah.....Argyle got knocked off by their perennial Region II foe Pleasant Grove. Had a great record, but this year's team is older and more mature. Seems like it's either Argyle or Pleasant Grove that wins Region II......but PG more often than Argyle. Longview Spring Hill is usually competitive and has won it several times also.
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04-01-2018, 07:29 PM #3
Here's an update of who's still winning and not lost a game in district play.......everybody is in the middle of district play now. All of the following teams are undefeated in district play and have played a very competitive schedule with quality losses:
Argyle(19-0); Sweeny(19-1); Godley(15-0); Iowa Park(16-1); Boerne(17-2); Canton(18-2); Abilene Wylie(14-2); Salado(14-2); Wimberley(14-2); Princeton(14-2); Robinson(14-3); Pleasant Grove(13-3); Bushland(18-4); Midlothian Heritage(13-3); Kilgore(11-3); Center(12-4); Orangefield(15-2); Fredericksburg(15-4); Lytle(17-3); Cuero(15-4); Robstown(13-4).Yesterdays are gone forever and tomorrows may never happen, but today you have the opportunity to make a difference.
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04-01-2018, 07:38 PM #4
Wow.......look at Orangefield and Lytle's records.......pretty damn impressive!! Midlothian Heritage is in Godley's district and they haven't played each other yet. Same with Boerne and Fredericksburg. Originally Posted by regaleagle
Yesterdays are gone forever and tomorrows may never happen, but today you have the opportunity to make a difference.
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