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5-To-Watch: Austin/San Antonio- Week 11
It is finally here. The last week of regular season football is upon us and still so much left to be decided across the state of Texas. District Championships are up for grabs, so teams need to win or their playoff hopes are over. And others are fighting for seeding. We've got all that for you in this weeks top 5 games you need to watch across Austin and San Antonio
WAGNER VS NEW BRAUNFELS CANYON
The battle for 2nd place is on the line in this District 12-5A Division 1 game. A loss at worst will drop them to 3rd but there is still much at stake here. The key to this game, one would think, would be stopping Deuce Adams of Canyon who has thrown for 2600 yards and only thrown 5 interceptions on the season. But I think it's going to come down to Canyon's Defense. When Wagner's Offense is rolling the have found success. They have scored 40 points in all of their wins this season. They've relied on their rushing game to do so with Juan'Ye Taylor who has amassed 886 yards on the ground this year while the team as a whole has run for over 2300 yards. I like Canyon in this one who, outside of their loss to Smithson Valley has looked great all year.
BRANDEIS VS REAGAN
The district 28-6A crown is on the line as Brandeis takes on Reagan. And while this one won't affect playoff seeding (Brandeis will be the 1 seed in Division 2 and Reagan the 1 seed in Division 1) it's always great to not only beat a district rival and to raise that trophy. Brandeis quarterback J.C. Evans has been great all season and will need to be again, and maybe more so, against Reagan if they want to beat the Rattlers. That is because of the two, I think Reagan has the more balanced team. If the Rattlers can contain Evans they should roll in this one.
SAN MARCOS VS EAST CENTRAL
Win and you're in. Lose and go home. The battle for 4 (maybe 3rd in East Central's case) is on the line in this 27-6A matchup. While yes Clemens could get in under the right circumstances, they would need to beat Steele to do so. The key to the game for San Marcos will be to hold onto the ball. Last week's game against New Braunfels saw the Unicorns score multiple times off turnovers which really helped seal the win for the Unicorns (including a backbreaking 99 yard fumble return that created a 14 point swing for New Braunfels). For East Central a forfeit by Judson has put them in this position and will rely on quarterback Austin Vivier to help get them in the playoffs. He has passed for 501 yards and ran for 614 more to lead the Hornets in both categories. If you keep him in check you can expect a win for the Rattlers.
LOCKHART VS KERRVILLE TIVY
Some interesting things can happen with this game depending on the outcome. Lockhart currently sits in the 4 seed and would most likely end up the 3 seed with a win. But a Tivy loss would most likely drop them from the 2 seed all the way to the 4 seed. That would pit them against a 1 seed which which most teams would want to avoid. Tivy has been dynamic through the air this year while Lockhart has been dominate on the ground (both Sean McKinney and Ashton Dickens have over 1,000 yards rushing). These teams seem really evenly matched and so in those situations you have to take the home team.
BOWIE VS LAKE TRAVIS
There are no playoff seeding implications in this game. This one is all about bragging rights. Bowie and Lake Travis have both lost to Westlake and Dripping Springs in the district and Lake Travis still has yet to get Bo Edmundson fully back. This could be a big time confidence game for Bowie heading into Division 2. Quarterback Conner Kenyon and Running Back Max Barnes have been a great 1-2 combo this year for the Bulldogs. The Cavs have struggled with the run this year so if the Bulldogs can use the pass to open up the run I expect this could be a close game that could come down to 1 or 2 possessions. If that happens I favor Bowie in this one.
VYPE Austin/San Antonio Helmet Stickers: Week 10 (11.2.22)
Welcome back to another edition of VYPE Austin/San Antonio Helmet Stickers for the 2022 Texas High School Football season.
There were tons of amazing performances last week across the Central Texas. We compiled all of those top performances in the VYPE Austin/San Antonio Football Player of the Week Fan Poll - CLICK HERE TO VOTE - but then we boiled that down to what we felt were personally the Top 7 performances of the week
These are Week 10's Helmet Sticker selections (in no particular order).

COLTEN SCHMID-LA VERNIA
Colten was integral in La Vernia's 28-27 win over Beeville Jones on Friday compiling 157 yards on only 4 receptions with 2 of those being touchdowns. He also added 60 yards on returns to help set up La Vernia with good field position.
AIDAN STERLING-ROUND ROCK
Round Rock is on it's way to a second place finish after their 48-21 win on Friday over Cedar Ridge. Wide Receiver Aidan Sterling accounted for 142 yards and 4 Touchdowns on only 7 receptions in the contest.
GAVIN GARCIA-KERRVILLE TIVY
Kerrville set it self up for a winner takes 2nd place in district in this weeks contest with a 35-31 win over Veterans Memorial last week. Gavin Garcia was unstoppable on the defensive side accounting for 20 tackles, 1 sack and 3 tackles for loss against the Patriots offense.
SAMUEL KNOX-LIBERTY HILL
The Panthers have kept up their dominant season with a 61-7 win over Bastrop last week. While the offense usually gets all the love with the legendary slot-t scheme, Samuel Knox shut down Bastrop's offense Friday. Knox had 15 total tackles, 2 tackles for loss, and 1interception that he returned for 50 yards.
JOENATHAN GUZMAN-POTEET
Talk about a dominating performance. In their 23-9 win over Crystal City JoeNathan Guzman had 14 tackles, 4 tackles for loss, 1 forced fumble and probably the most impressive stat at all......7.5 sacks!!!!!
TATE REILAND-WEISS
Weiss secured its playoff spot last week with a 49-21 win over Midway. Quarterback Tate Reiland was impressive in the win going 19/27 for 301 yards and 5 touchdowns in the win.
TOPHER STUBBS-ANTONIAN
Antonian set itself up with a winner take all district championship with St. Thomas this week after their 27-14 win over Concordia Lutheran this week. Topher Stubbs did it all for the Apaches in their win carrying the ball 17 times for 139 yards, having 54 yards receiving and 1 touchdown on 3 receptions, 3 total tackles and 1 sack.















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