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Post by austin109 on Jun 10, 2012 18:04:00 GMT -6
The Highlanders always seem to graduate all of their players and replace them with an even better team every year. What is in store for the rest of the state when the big green beast from the Woodlands comes out next year?
Any word on the projected group of starters?
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Post by THSG.com on Jun 10, 2012 22:51:43 GMT -6
The Woodlands is the best team to never win a title I guess, cause they are always dominant in district, turn in 10-0 or close to it regular seasons, and are always considered a threat.
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Post by firefox on Jun 11, 2012 8:15:40 GMT -6
The Woodlands is the best team to never win a title I guess, cause they are always dominant in district, turn in 10-0 or close to it regular seasons, and are always considered a threat. They always seem to have it all in place, but somehow fall short. I'm a fan of The Woodlands so I hope they get it together.
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Post by ray1301 on Jun 13, 2012 6:09:19 GMT -6
Where is the break down to get them the title (other than losing in the play-offs)?
Is it coaching? Is it desire to continue playing by the playing (loss of focus and drive)?
Or
Is it really they just aren't good enough at the end of the regular season (basically everyone has caught up)?
They always start strong and let's face it, other than Lufkin, there no real competition in 14-5A.
It is similar to 19-5A, you have Katy and then Cinco Ranch, and a little further back is SBM, and then it drops way way off.
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Post by austin109 on Jun 14, 2012 2:41:30 GMT -6
Honestly, Im going to catch some serious crap here, but I just don't think R2 is the beast it used to be. The Kleins have always been a group of solid players and a 5star all world RB finally won them a championship. But other than them..
Lufkin isn't what it was.
Longview is solid but not a title threat.
Kleins are solid but not a title threat unless theres a 5star in the mix.
Skyline + Desoto are stupid talented but never seem to put themselves over the top.
Lake Travis is bringing a contender back to Austin. Westlake and Stoney Point may return to their ways but it will take time.
To me it just doesn't make much sense. Its a hyper talented region that can't ever seem to pull it together.
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