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Which Texas high schools have been the best for Texas?

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Gerry, Bobby and I have done various studies regarding this topic over the years.

I know thinking change over time and there are ebbs and flows. But I’m driving to the Houston area today and it occurred to me how good Brenham has been to the Longhorns. From Roosevelt Leaks to Limas Sweed to Malcom Brown, there have been some great Texas football players who’ve come from the land of Blue Bell.

It’s hard to top the Brenham pipeline in both quality and quantity.

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Austin High… lol… “loyal forever”. Was Burke Collins the last player to get a scholarship from Austin High? Maybe there was a wr in there…

  Duncanville and Desoto have been good to us.

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30 minutes ago, Sundancekid said:

Austin High… lol… “loyal forever”. Was Burke Collins the last player to get a scholarship from Austin High? Maybe there was a wr in there…

  Duncanville and Desoto have been good to us.

Cayleb Jones and Charles Wright 

Texas City I believe we have 6 longhorns 

Austin Westlake 

Lake Travis 

Duncinville

Southlake Carroll 

Waco Conley

 

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Hoops ...

Willowridge: TJ Ford

Nacogdoches: Damion James to add to Brandon Jones

FB Hightower: D.J. Augustin to go with future NFL'er Kade Phillips 

Add Brian Boddicker and Chris Owens to Duncanville list, and women's hoops too!

Euless Trinity: Myles Turner

Austin Westlake: Chris Mihm and soon to be Bo Ogden lol 

Port Arthur Memorial: J'Covan Brown to add to Jamaal Charles 

 

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