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Stepp's 10 Thoughts from Week 9 of the TXHSFB Season: Snapshot Day and Corpus Christi Miller Does it Again!
DCTF's Texas High School Football Insider Matt Stepp gives his thoughts on the week that was! UIL Snapshot Day comes and goes, Corpus Christi Miller rallies once again, San Saba's incredible dominance and Liberty Hill in danger of missing the playoffs!
(Photo: San Antonio Brandeis (Photo by Mary Scott McNabb))
Wild Weather on Thursday
The weather played havoc on games over a large part of the state Thursday night as games from Amarillo all the way down to San Antonio were impacted by a massive line of storms that rolled through with cold air right behind the front. In Amarillo, the district matchup between Caprock and Amarillo High scheduled for Thursday night was postponed to early Friday due to several inches of snow. While in Lubbock, state-ranked Estacado took on Perryton in a cold rain that turned into snow in the second half, but the Matadors were able to remain unbeaten with a 14-0 win. Several games in DFW were delayed, but all games were completed. In Central Texas, Waco Midway and Killeen Shoemaker were able to get their game in after a 45 minute delay. In Austin, only Pflugerville Weiss-Georgetown East View was able to kickoff, but the game was suspended early in the second quarter and resumed on Friday. All other games in the area never kicked off and were postponed to Friday or Saturday. Several games also saw delayed kickoffs in San Antonio, but they were able to be played after delays.
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