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TXHSFB Regional Review: Central Texas
BREAKING DOWN THE 2016 TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SEASON IN EVERY REGION OF THE STATE.

[caption id="attachment_28952" align="aligncenter" width="700"]Photo by Kelly Guess Photo by Kelly Guess[/caption] Throughout February, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football managing editor Greg Tepper is taking a look back at the 2016 Texas high school football season in each region of the state. For a detailed explanation of the regional breakdowns as well as the rankings methodology, read this piece.Previously... Big CountryToday: The Super Centex region. Like the Big Country, the Super Centex area comprises a large, rather indistinct swatch of the state covering some 15,000 square miles. The major landmarks here are Waco and the Bryan/College Station area, with all points inbetween. Here is a map of how we are defining “the Super Centex.” Now that we’ve set the boundaries, let’s break down the best of high school football in the Super Centex region in 2016. Top 20
Regional Rank | Team (Record) | Class |
1 | Bremond (16-0) | 2A DII |
2 | Temple (12-4) | 5A |
3 | Crawford (14-2) | 2A DI |
4 | China Spring (13-2) | 4A DI |
5 | College Station (14-1) | 5A |
6 | Waco La Vega (13-1) | 4A DI |
7 | Cameron Yoe (11-3) | 3A DI |
8 | Centerville (11-4) | 2A DI |
9 | Mart (12-1) | 2A DI |
10 | Rockdale (11-2) | 3A DI |
11 | Teague (10-3) | 3A DI |
12 | Hallettsville (13-1) | 3A DI |
13 | Bosqueville (9-3) | 2A DI |
14 | Burton (13-2) | 2A DII |
15 | Giddings (11-3) | 4A DII |
16 | Lexington (11-3) | 3A DII |
17 | Franklin (8-3) | 3A DI |
18 | A&M Consolidated (8-4) | 5A |
19 | Belton (8-4) | 6A |
20 | Flatonia (9-5) | 2A DII |
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