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lonny23

10-25-2006, 01:10 AM

svhorns

10-25-2006, 04:15 AM

We were talking about it in another thread and I thought I'd list the top teams since I like a few of them and we have a developing story going on this year:

Plano 36 (1960-1995)
Brownwood 32 (1958-1989)
Odessa Permian 32 (1965-1996)

There are no surprises with those 3 as they combine for 20 state titles between them.

Converse Judson 29 (1977-2005)
Pilot Point 29 (1977-2005)

Judson will make it 30 after this week. Pilot Point is 3-4 and needs to win their last 3 games to ensure the streak stays alive. If they only win 2 of the 3 games, they'd need to go 3 rounds deep in the playoffs to keep it alive.

Universal City Randolph 28 (1963-1990)

What do you know? The place I used to work and the school about 3 miles from Judson. They used to play Judson in the old days and are 7-2 against the Rockets.

Wichita Falls 27 (1937-1963)

Where I live now.

Conroe 26 (1961-1986)
Harlingen 26 (1972-1997)

Most losing seasons in a row:

Brownsville Porter 28 (1975-2002)
whats the current streak for most winning seasons??

lonny23

10-25-2006, 04:38 AM

whats the current streak for most winning seasons??
29 by Pilot Point and Converse Judson.

Survey says that increases to 30 in 3 days!:D

brad@sunshinepreps

10-25-2006, 06:07 AM

Does anyone know the most Losing Seasons in a row

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cougardude

10-25-2006, 06:12 AM

Does anyone know the most Losing Seasons in a row

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According to the end of lonny's original post it is Brownsville Porter at 28.

lonny23

10-17-2007, 03:23 AM

We were talking about it in another thread and I thought I'd list the top teams since I like a few of them and we have a developing story going on this year:

Plano 36 (1960-1995)
Brownwood 32 (1958-1989)
Odessa Permian 32 (1965-1996)

There are no surprises with those 3 as they combine for 20 state titles between them.

Converse Judson 29 (1977-2005)
Pilot Point 29 (1977-2005)

Judson will make it 30 after this week. Pilot Point is 3-4 and needs to win their last 3 games to ensure the streak stays alive. If they only win 2 of the 3 games, they'd need to go 3 rounds deep in the playoffs to keep it alive.

Universal City Randolph 28 (1963-1990)

What do you know? The place I used to work and the school about 3 miles from Judson. They used to play Judson in the old days and are 7-2 against the Rockets.

Wichita Falls 27 (1937-1963)

Where I live now.

Conroe 26 (1961-1986)
Harlingen 26 (1972-1997)

Most losing seasons in a row:

Brownsville Porter 28 (1975-2002)
I thought I'd bring this back up and update it:

Plano 36 (1960-1995)
Brownwood 32 (1958-1989)
Odessa Permian 32 (1965-1996)
Converse Judson 30 (1977-2006). It will be 31 after this week.
Pilot Point 30 (1977-2006). At 4-2, they'll probably make it 31 in a few weeks.
Universal City Randolph 28 (1963-1990)
Wichita Falls 27 (1937-1963)

The Cowboys have the NFL record for consecutive winning seasons and Texas Tech is currently 4th or 5th.

bubbacoach

10-17-2007, 12:35 PM

Does anyone know the most Losing Seasons in a row

www.texaspreps.net

Lonny has been a loser his whole life. JJ So what would that streak be at now.

atwelljroc

10-17-2007, 12:40 PM

I thought I'd bring this back up and update it:

Plano 36 (1960-1995)
Brownwood 32 (1958-1989)
Odessa Permian 32 (1965-1996)
Converse Judson 30 (1977-2006). It will be 31 after this week.
Pilot Point 30 (1977-2006). At 4-2, they'll probably make it 31 in a few weeks.
Universal City Randolph 28 (1963-1990)
Wichita Falls 27 (1937-1963)

The Cowboys have the NFL record for consecutive winning seasons and Texas Tech is currently 4th or 5th.

Wow, great information...Go Judson...

WOS87

10-17-2007, 07:09 PM

You left off Refugio from the list.... they just assured their 30th consecutive winning season two weeks ago

Refugio

1977 4-6-0
1978 8-3-0
1979 9-1-1
1980 9-2-0
1981 11-1-0
1982 15-1-0
1983 9-3-0
1984 9-2-1
1985 11-1-1
1986 11-1-0
1987 14-1-1
1988 13-1-0
1989 12-1-0
1990 9-4-1
1991 6-4-0
1992 12-1-0
1993 10-2-1
1994 11-2-0
1995 13-2-0
1996 12-2-0
1997 11-3-0
1998 10-2-0
1999 13-2-0
2000 14-1-0
2001 11-2-0
2002 8-5-0
2003 7-5-0
2004 8-5-0
2005 8-2-0
2006 11-2-0
2007 7-0-0 as of 10/17/07

dada

10-17-2007, 07:11 PM

WOS87

10-17-2007, 07:31 PM

Ask and ye shall receive...

All-Time Statewide Playoff Records 1920-2006

Longest Consecutive Playoff Appearance Streaks 1920-2006
(Active streaks in RED)

30 Consecutive Years
Houston Yates (1977-2006)

22 Consecutive Years
Pilot Point (1979-2000)
Corpus Christi Calallen (1985-2006)

19 Consecutive Years
Austin Westlake (1988-2006)

17 Consecutive Years
Converse Judson (1982-1998)
Dallas Carter (1990-2006)
Dallas Kimball (1990-2006)
La Marque (1990-2006)
Waxahachie (1990-2006)

16 Consecutive Years
Vernon (1983-1998)
Katy (1991-2006)

15 Consecutive Years
Commerce (1991-2005)
Refugio (1992-2006)

14 Consecutive Years
Gregory-Portland (1983-1996)
Houston Madison (1989-2002)
Stephenville (1989-2002)
Holliday (1991-2004)

13 Consecutive Years
Refugio (1978-1990)
Panhandle (1979-1991)
Arlington Lamar (1988-2000)
Freer (1990-2002)
Abilene Wylie (1994-2006)
Celina (1994-2006)
Dallas Skyline (1994-2006)
GP North Shore (1994-2006)
Newton (1994-2006)

12 Consecutive Years
Gregory-Portland (1969-1980) - UIL record pre-1982 when only 1 team per district qualified
Houston Lamar (1987-1998)
Schulenburg (1987-1998)
Springlake-Earth (1991-2002)
Abilene Cooper (1992-2003)
Amarillo (1992-2003)
Garrison (1994-2005)
East Chambers (1995-2006)
Highland Park (1995-2006)
Omaha Paul Pewitt (1995-2006)
The Woodlands/Conroe McCullough (1995-2006)
Windthorst (1995-2006)

Most Playoff Appearances 1920-2006
(# of appearances/school/1st year to qualify)

1. 48 - Highland Park (1924)
2. 46 - Amarillo (1922)
3. 44 - Hondo (1921)
4. 42 - Plano (1934)
5. 39 - Wichita Falls (1923)
6. 38 - Refugio (1946)
7. 38 - Groveton (1930)
8. 38 - Breckenridge (1929)
9. 37 - Freer (1937)
10. 37 - Mart (1929)
11. 37 - Jasper (1924)
12. 36 - Temple (1921)
13. 35 - Brownwood (1953)
14. 35 - Bay City (1933)
15. 35 - Wink (1932)
16. 35 - Corsicana (1930)
17. 34 - Houston Yates (1969)
18. 34 - Cameron Yoe (1934)
19. 33 - Gregory-Portland (1957)
20. 33 - Pilot Point (1943)
21. 33 - Rogers (1942)
22. 33 - Barbers Hill (1940)
23. 33 - Albany (1930)
24. 32 - Newton (1951)
25. 32 - Alice (1938)
26. 32 - Littlefield (1936)
27. 32 - Longview (1924)
28. 32 - Childress (1921)
29. 31 - La Marque (1952)
28. 31 - Taylor (1930)
29. 31 - Ballinger (1929)
30. 31 - Brenham (1927)

Most Playoff Wins 1920-2006

1. 82 - Plano
2. 79 - Odessa Permian
3. 78 - Southlake Carroll
4. 77 - Refugio
5. 76 - Converse Judson
6. 76 - La Marque
7. 75 - Mart
8. 73 - Groveton
9. 72 - Highland Park
10. 70 - Celina
11. 65 - Cuero
12. 61 - Katy
13. 57 - Schulenburg
14. 57 - Brownwood
15. 56 - Wichita Falls
16. 54 - Corpus Christi Calallen
17. 54 - Daingerfield
18. 53 - Wink
19. 53 - Childress
20. 52 - Austin Westlake
21. 51 - Stephenville
22. 51 - Amarillo
23. 50 - Pilot Point
24. 48 - Albany
25. 48 - Hondo
26. 47 - Abilene
27. 47 - Sonora
28. 47 - Wheeler
29. 46 - Midland Lee
30. 46 - Bay City
31. 46 - Temple
32. 45 - Newton

Highest Playoff Game Winning Percentage 1920-2006
(10 games played minimum)

1. 84.62% - Sugar Land (11-2-0)
2. 82.63% - Southlake Carroll (78-16-1)
3. 82.14% - Denton Ryan (23-5-0)
4. 80.68% - Celina (70-16-2)
5. 79.61% - Odessa Permian (79-18-6)
6. 77.27% - Matador (17-5-0)
7. 76.88% - Katy (61-18-1)
8. 76.50% - Converse Judson (76-23-1)
9. 76.32% - Throckmorton (14-4-1)
10. 75.47% - Sealy (40-13-0)
11. 74.76% - La Marque (76-25-2)
12. 73.81% - Smithson Valley (31-11-0)
13. 73.75% - Schulenburg (57-19-4)
14. 73.57% - Stephenville (51-18-1)
15. 73.08% - Chillicothe (9-3-1)
16. 72.78% - Cuero (65-24-1)
17. 71.90% - Mart (75-29-1)
18. 71.64% - Abilene (47-18-2)
19. 71.55% - Ennis (41-16-1)
20. 71.43% - Lubbock (15-6-0)

Most Playoff Appearances without a win 1920-2006
(There are several programs that were extremely successful in 6-man football on this list. This was compiled using UIL 11-man football records only.)

(0-11-0)
Clint
(0-9-0)
Splendora
Weimar
(0-8-0)
Bovina
(0-7-0)
West Hardin
Deweyville
Bogata Rivercrest
New Caney
(0-6-0)
Harper
Callisburg
Caddo Mills
Austin Anderson
Fort Hancock
Mansfield
San Antonio Burbank
(0-5-0)
Pasadena Sam Rayburn
Hardin
Booker
Anthony
Irion County
Christoval

dada

10-17-2007, 07:37 PM

Ask and ye shall receive...

All-Time Statewide Playoff Records 1920-2006

Longest Consecutive Playoff Appearance Streaks 1920-2006
(Active streaks in RED)

30 Consecutive Years
Houston Yates (1977-2006)

22 Consecutive Years
Pilot Point (1979-2000)
Corpus Christi Calallen (1985-2006)

19 Consecutive Years
Austin Westlake (1988-2006)

17 Consecutive Years
Converse Judson (1982-1998)
Dallas Carter (1990-2006)
Dallas Kimball (1990-2006)
La Marque (1990-2006)
Waxahachie (1990-2006)

16 Consecutive Years
Vernon (1983-1998)
Katy (1991-2006)

15 Consecutive Years
Commerce (1991-2005)
Refugio (1992-2006)

14 Consecutive Years
Gregory-Portland (1983-1996)
Houston Madison (1989-2002)
Stephenville (1989-2002)
Holliday (1991-2004)

13 Consecutive Years
Panhandle (1979-1991)
Arlington Lamar (1988-2000)
Freer (1990-2002)
Abilene Wylie (1994-2006)
Celina (1994-2006)
Dallas Skyline (1994-2006)
GP North Shore (1994-2006)
Newton (1994-2006)

12 Consecutive Years
Gregory-Portland (1969-1980) - UIL record pre-1982 when only 1 team per district qualified
Houston Lamar (1987-1998)
Schulenburg (1987-1998)
Springlake-Earth (1991-2002)
Abilene Cooper (1992-2003)
Amarillo (1992-2003)
Garrison (1994-2005)
East Chambers (1995-2006)
Highland Park (1995-2006)
Omaha Paul Pewitt (1995-2006)
The Woodlands/Conroe McCullough (1995-2006)
Windthorst (1995-2006)

Most Playoff Appearances 1920-2006
(# of appearances/school/1st year to qualify)

1. 48 - Highland Park (1924)
2. 46 - Amarillo (1922)
3. 44 - Hondo (1921)
4. 42 - Plano (1934)
5. 39 - Wichita Falls (1923)
6. 38 - Refugio (1946)
7. 38 - Groveton (1930)
8. 38 - Breckenridge (1929)
9. 37 - Freer (1937)
10. 37 - Mart (1929)
11. 37 - Jasper (1924)
12. 36 - Temple (1921)
13. 35 - Brownwood (1953)
14. 35 - Bay City (1933)
15. 35 - Wink (1932)
16. 35 - Corsicana (1930)
17. 34 - Houston Yates (1969)
18. 34 - Cameron Yoe (1934)
19. 33 - Gregory-Portland (1957)
20. 33 - Pilot Point (1943)
21. 33 - Rogers (1942)
22. 33 - Barbers Hill (1940)
23. 33 - Albany (1930)
24. 32 - Newton (1951)
25. 32 - Alice (1938)
26. 32 - Littlefield (1936)
27. 32 - Longview (1924)
28. 32 - Childress (1921)
29. 31 - La Marque (1952)
28. 31 - Taylor (1930)
29. 31 - Ballinger (1929)
30. 31 - Brenham (1927)

Most Playoff Wins 1920-2006

1. 82 - Plano
2. 79 - Odessa Permian
3. 78 - Southlake Carroll
4. 77 - Refugio
5. 76 - Converse Judson
6. 76 - La Marque
7. 75 - Mart
8. 73 - Groveton
9. 72 - Highland Park
10. 70 - Celina
11. 65 - Cuero
12. 61 - Katy
13. 57 - Schulenburg
14. 57 - Brownwood
15. 56 - Wichita Falls
16. 54 - Corpus Christi Calallen
17. 54 - Daingerfield
18. 53 - Wink
19. 53 - Childress
20. 52 - Austin Westlake
21. 51 - Stephenville
22. 51 - Amarillo
23. 50 - Pilot Point
24. 48 - Albany
25. 48 - Hondo
26. 47 - Abilene
27. 47 - Sonora
28. 47 - Wheeler
29. 46 - Midland Lee
30. 46 - Bay City
31. 46 - Temple
32. 45 - Newton

Highest Playoff Game Winning Percentage 1920-2006
(10 games played minimum)

1. 84.62% - Sugar Land (11-2-0)
2. 82.63% - Southlake Carroll (78-16-1)
3. 82.14% - Denton Ryan (23-5-0)
4. 80.68% - Celina (70-16-2)
5. 79.61% - Odessa Permian (79-18-6)
6. 77.27% - Matador (17-5-0)
7. 76.88% - Katy (61-18-1)
8. 76.50% - Converse Judson (76-23-1)
9. 76.32% - Throckmorton (14-4-1)
10. 75.47% - Sealy (40-13-0)
11. 74.76% - La Marque (76-25-2)
12. 73.81% - Smithson Valley (31-11-0)
13. 73.75% - Schulenburg (57-19-4)
14. 73.57% - Stephenville (51-18-1)
15. 73.08% - Chillicothe (9-3-1)
16. 72.78% - Cuero (65-24-1)
17. 71.90% - Mart (75-29-1)
18. 71.64% - Abilene (47-18-2)
19. 71.55% - Ennis (41-16-1)
20. 71.43% - Lubbock (15-6-0)

Most Playoff Appearances without a win 1920-2006
(There are several programs that were extremely successful in 6-man football on this list. This was compiled using UIL 11-man football records only.)

(0-11-0)
Clint
(0-9-0)
Splendora
Weimar
(0-8-0)
Bovina
(0-7-0)
West Hardin
Deweyville
Bogata Rivercrest
New Caney
(0-6-0)
Harper
Callisburg
Caddo Mills
Austin Anderson
Fort Hancock
Mansfield
San Antonio Burbank
(0-5-0)
Pasadena Sam Rayburn
Hardin
Booker
Anthony
Irion County
Christoval

That is why you are a Hall of Famer!!!!!!!!!!!!

I remember a few years back that Yates streak was on life support.....I think they stumpled into the playoffs.

atwelljroc

10-17-2007, 07:41 PM

Ask and ye shall receive...

All-Time Statewide Playoff Records 1920-2006

Longest Consecutive Playoff Appearance Streaks 1920-2006
(Active streaks in RED)

30 Consecutive Years
Houston Yates (1977-2006)

22 Consecutive Years
Pilot Point (1979-2000)
Corpus Christi Calallen (1985-2006)

19 Consecutive Years
Austin Westlake (1988-2006)

17 Consecutive Years
Converse Judson (1982-1998)
Dallas Carter (1990-2006)
Dallas Kimball (1990-2006)
La Marque (1990-2006)
Waxahachie (1990-2006)

16 Consecutive Years
Vernon (1983-1998)
Katy (1991-2006)

15 Consecutive Years
Commerce (1991-2005)
Refugio (1992-2006)

14 Consecutive Years
Gregory-Portland (1983-1996)
Houston Madison (1989-2002)
Stephenville (1989-2002)
Holliday (1991-2004)

13 Consecutive Years
Panhandle (1979-1991)
Arlington Lamar (1988-2000)
Freer (1990-2002)
Abilene Wylie (1994-2006)
Celina (1994-2006)
Dallas Skyline (1994-2006)
GP North Shore (1994-2006)
Newton (1994-2006)

12 Consecutive Years
Gregory-Portland (1969-1980) - UIL record pre-1982 when only 1 team per district qualified
Houston Lamar (1987-1998)
Schulenburg (1987-1998)
Springlake-Earth (1991-2002)
Abilene Cooper (1992-2003)
Amarillo (1992-2003)
Garrison (1994-2005)
East Chambers (1995-2006)
Highland Park (1995-2006)
Omaha Paul Pewitt (1995-2006)
The Woodlands/Conroe McCullough (1995-2006)
Windthorst (1995-2006)

Most Playoff Appearances 1920-2006
(# of appearances/school/1st year to qualify)

1. 48 - Highland Park (1924)
2. 46 - Amarillo (1922)
3. 44 - Hondo (1921)
4. 42 - Plano (1934)
5. 39 - Wichita Falls (1923)
6. 38 - Refugio (1946)
7. 38 - Groveton (1930)
8. 38 - Breckenridge (1929)
9. 37 - Freer (1937)
10. 37 - Mart (1929)
11. 37 - Jasper (1924)
12. 36 - Temple (1921)
13. 35 - Brownwood (1953)
14. 35 - Bay City (1933)
15. 35 - Wink (1932)
16. 35 - Corsicana (1930)
17. 34 - Houston Yates (1969)
18. 34 - Cameron Yoe (1934)
19. 33 - Gregory-Portland (1957)
20. 33 - Pilot Point (1943)
21. 33 - Rogers (1942)
22. 33 - Barbers Hill (1940)
23. 33 - Albany (1930)
24. 32 - Newton (1951)
25. 32 - Alice (1938)
26. 32 - Littlefield (1936)
27. 32 - Longview (1924)
28. 32 - Childress (1921)
29. 31 - La Marque (1952)
28. 31 - Taylor (1930)
29. 31 - Ballinger (1929)
30. 31 - Brenham (1927)

Most Playoff Wins 1920-2006

1. 82 - Plano
2. 79 - Odessa Permian
3. 78 - Southlake Carroll
4. 77 - Refugio
5. 76 - Converse Judson
6. 76 - La Marque
7. 75 - Mart
8. 73 - Groveton
9. 72 - Highland Park
10. 70 - Celina
11. 65 - Cuero
12. 61 - Katy
13. 57 - Schulenburg
14. 57 - Brownwood
15. 56 - Wichita Falls
16. 54 - Corpus Christi Calallen
17. 54 - Daingerfield
18. 53 - Wink
19. 53 - Childress
20. 52 - Austin Westlake
21. 51 - Stephenville
22. 51 - Amarillo
23. 50 - Pilot Point
24. 48 - Albany
25. 48 - Hondo
26. 47 - Abilene
27. 47 - Sonora
28. 47 - Wheeler
29. 46 - Midland Lee
30. 46 - Bay City
31. 46 - Temple
32. 45 - Newton

Highest Playoff Game Winning Percentage 1920-2006
(10 games played minimum)

1. 84.62% - Sugar Land (11-2-0)
2. 82.63% - Southlake Carroll (78-16-1)
3. 82.14% - Denton Ryan (23-5-0)
4. 80.68% - Celina (70-16-2)
5. 79.61% - Odessa Permian (79-18-6)
6. 77.27% - Matador (17-5-0)
7. 76.88% - Katy (61-18-1)
8. 76.50% - Converse Judson (76-23-1)
9. 76.32% - Throckmorton (14-4-1)
10. 75.47% - Sealy (40-13-0)
11. 74.76% - La Marque (76-25-2)
12. 73.81% - Smithson Valley (31-11-0)
13. 73.75% - Schulenburg (57-19-4)
14. 73.57% - Stephenville (51-18-1)
15. 73.08% - Chillicothe (9-3-1)
16. 72.78% - Cuero (65-24-1)
17. 71.90% - Mart (75-29-1)
18. 71.64% - Abilene (47-18-2)
19. 71.55% - Ennis (41-16-1)
20. 71.43% - Lubbock (15-6-0)

Most Playoff Appearances without a win 1920-2006
(There are several programs that were extremely successful in 6-man football on this list. This was compiled using UIL 11-man football records only.)

(0-11-0)
Clint
(0-9-0)
Splendora
Weimar
(0-8-0)
Bovina
(0-7-0)
West Hardin
Deweyville
Bogata Rivercrest
New Caney
(0-6-0)
Harper
Callisburg
Caddo Mills
Austin Anderson
Fort Hancock
Mansfield
San Antonio Burbank
(0-5-0)
Pasadena Sam Rayburn
Hardin
Booker
Anthony
Irion County
Christoval

You are a font of information, Thanks for all the info...

WOS87

10-17-2007, 07:49 PM

Here's a somewhat outdated graphic I conjured up a little over a year ago but it's only missing the 2006 data... This was the list of longest active streaks going in to the 2006 season and how far each of the programs advanced during their respective streaks.

Yeah, Skyline has qualified 13 years in a row now, but they've only made it past the area round once in 13 years, whereas La Marque has advanced to the Quarterfinals 14 times in their 17 year streak.... (and actually if you look at the numbers those 14 appearances were all in the past 15 seasons)

http://members.aol.com/cboehme/thsf/consecplayoffs.gif

RRSP1

10-17-2007, 09:32 PM

I also think it's incredible that Refugio had 10 consecutive years with at least 10 wins. Wonder who has the record for that?

WOS87

10-18-2007, 05:01 PM

I also think it's incredible that Refugio had 10 consecutive years with at least 10 wins. Wonder who has the record for that?

I'm pretty sure Calallen still holds both the 9-win and 10-win records with 16 consecutive 10-win seasons (1988-2003) and are shooting for 21 consecutive 9-win seasons (1987-present).

1987 9-3-0
1988 10-1-1
1989 10-1-0
1990 11-3-0
1991 12-2-0
1992 10-2-0
1993 13-1-0
1994 13-2-0
1995 14-1-0
1996 14-1-0
1997 14-1-0
1998 10-2-0
1999 10-2-0
2000 13-2-0
2001 11-1-0
2002 11-2-0
2003 13-1-0
2004 9-4-0
2005 14-2-0
2006 12-1-0
2007 6-0-0 so far

...although I can see Celina definitely having a chance at surpassing those as they already are at 13 consecutive 10-win seasons and are very likely to hit 14 this season.

1994 11-1-0
1995 15-1-0
1996 11-1-0
1997 11-3-0
1998 14-2-0
1999 16-0-0
2000 16-0-0
2001 16-0-0
2002 11-1-0
2003 10-2-0
2004 13-1-0
2005 16-0-0
2006 15-1-0
2007 6-0-0 so far

...and La Marque should easily pick up it's 18th consecutive 9-win season this year

1990 9-3-0
1991 10-2-0
1992 12-1-0
1993 14-1-0
1994 15-1-0
1995 16-0-0
1996 14-2-0
1997 13-3-0
1998 13-1-0
1999 11-2-0
2000 10-4-0
2001 9-3-0
2002 11-3-0
2003 16-0-0
2004 11-3-0
2005 12-1-0
2006 15-1-0
2007 7-0-0 so far

ruffshod

10-18-2007, 10:11 PM

excellent work my man.:cool:

RRSP1

10-18-2007, 11:30 PM

Thanks WOS87! Everyone has their favorite statistics... To me, those double-digit win seasons, year after year, paint the big picture of a program's dominance.

atwelljroc

10-18-2007, 11:43 PM

Thanks WOS87! Everyone has their favorite statistics... To me, those double-digit win seasons, year after year, paint the big picture of a program's dominance.

That is for sure...no one can deny that...every school should strive for that type of record...

dragons08

10-18-2007, 11:44 PM

For playoff record you have southlake at 78-16-1. Can you explain the "1" and when did it happen?

drgnbkr

10-19-2007, 09:08 AM

For playoff record you have southlake at 78-16-1. Can you explain the "1" and when did it happen?

We tied Burnett in 91? I think it was 91..Burnett moved on by penetrations

WOS87

10-19-2007, 09:48 AM

We tied Burnett in 91? I think it was 91..Burnett moved on by penetrations

Yep! The '91 Semifinals

http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/playoffs/southlakecarroll.gif

bowiedawgs01

10-19-2007, 10:18 AM

WOS87

10-19-2007, 11:34 AM

I thought for sure I'd see Bowie on that last list. :(

Their win must have been before I started paying attention. Maybe back in the early 90's? I know for sure we've lost to Judson 3 times, Bryan and RR McNeil once each. I'd have to find some records to see who else has beaten us in the Playoffs.

We don't have much of a history in football.

Austin Bowie is 1-10-0 in playoff games. You guys won 42-35 over Waco in 1992, then lost to Spring Westfield in the 2nd round.

The 10 losses:

1990 - Round Rock
1992 - Spring Westfield
1993 - Killeen Ellison
1994 - Converse Judson
1995 - Converse Judson
1996 - Converse Judson
1998 - Bryan
2001 - Converse Judson
2002 - Converse Judson
2004 - Round Rock McNeil

bowiedawgs01

10-19-2007, 11:40 AM

hahaha Good Lord! I hate Judson even more now! :D

Those losses are so depressing. Up HUGE on Judson in '96 at halftime only to lose on a controversial FG at the end after Bowie blocked the previous kick. Double OT in '02 against Judson.

That Bryan game in '98 was very very close. 0-0 game till about :04 left in the game. Bowie had held Bryan on 2 occassions on their 1 yard line. Bryan went for it on 4th from the Bowie 1 two times and got stopped. At the end, it was 3rd down on the 1 again and they finally got it across. Bowie blocked the XP. 6-0 loss.

The McNeil game was pretty close too.

TheRowdyRanger

10-19-2007, 07:59 PM

You left off Refugio from the list.... they just assured their 30th consecutive winning season two weeks ago

Refugio

1977 4-6-0 1978 8-3-0
1979 9-1-1
1980 9-2-0
1981 11-1-0
1982 15-1-0
1983 9-3-0
1984 9-2-1
1985 11-1-1
1986 11-1-0
1987 14-1-1
1988 13-1-0
1989 12-1-0
1990 9-4-1
1991 6-4-0
1992 12-1-0
1993 10-2-1
1994 11-2-0
1995 13-2-0
1996 12-2-0
1997 11-3-0
1998 10-2-0
1999 13-2-0
2000 14-1-0
2001 11-2-0
2002 8-5-0
2003 7-5-0
2004 8-5-0
2005 8-2-0
2006 11-2-0
2007 7-0-0 as of 10/17/07

Is 4-6 considered a winning season? I guess if a team makes the playoffs, thats all that matters.

TheRowdyRanger

10-19-2007, 08:18 PM

I think SV is working on #11 since 1996. And has 12 winning seasons in the 13 years Larry Hill has coached there...not to shabby

94' - lost 1st round to Hays (I believe)
96' - Lost 2nd round to Waco university (note: waco's RB was Ladanian Tomlin
son.)
97' - lost in 3rd to CC Calallan
98' - lost in state semis to La Marque
99' - lost in 3rd round to Clemons
00' - lost in 3rd round to Roosevelt
01' - lost in state finals to Denton Ryan (4A)
02' - lost in state finals to Southlake Carroll (5A)
03' - lost in 2nd round to Clemons
04' - lost in state finals to Southlake Carroll
05' - lost in state semis to Katy
06' - lost in 1st round to San Marcos

* Its interesting to note every time SV has gotten past the 3rd round of the playoffs they have advanced to the semis or further.

I'm 99.9% sure about everything except for the team SV lost to in 94'...I'm pretty sure it was Hays, but I could be wrong. Everything else should be spot on. And this is only counting the Larry Hill era. Everything before that gets kinda blurry. :)

WOS87

10-19-2007, 08:53 PM

Is 4-6 considered a winning season? I guess if a team makes the playoffs, thats all that matters.

The 4-6 was included to show when their last losing season was... 1978 - 2007 = 30 seasons

SLC93

10-19-2007, 08:57 PM

We tied Burnett in 91? I think it was 91..Burnett moved on by penetrations

:Censor: Burnet! :mad:;)

SLC93

10-19-2007, 09:00 PM

Yep! The '91 Semifinals

http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/playoffs/southlakecarroll.gif

The 91 game with Gladewater was when we really made our mark, as a junior class. We were down 21-0 at half to Stony Clark and Gladewater. Coach Lineweaver came in at half and brought us all to Jesus. As a result of our revival we went out and put up a 42-0 half.

TheRowdyRanger

10-19-2007, 09:22 PM

The 4-6 was included to show when their last losing season was... 1978 - 2007 = 30 seasons

Gotcha.