High School
The Inside Story of the Legendary 2015 Katy Tigers
Gary Joseph and players describe how the 2015 Katy Tigers defense allowed 62 points in 16 games - and sent eight players to Division I college football.
Midway through the second quarter of the 2015 Class 6A Division II State Championship, Lake Travis quarterback Charlie Brewer threw an interception directly into the chest of Katy defensive lineman Michael Matus, who ran it back for a touchdown. To the naked eye, it was a panic throw uncharacteristic of a signal caller with just three interceptions all season. The story behind it, however, shows why many TXHSFB pundits believe the 2015 Katy Tigers defense is the best of all time.
Lake Travis sent the running back in motion to the right before faking a bubble screen to him. The H-back, offset the line of scrimmage, jabbed right like he was swing-blocking and then cut left across the formation for a tunnel screen. Lake Travis scored two touchdowns on that play in the second round of the playoffs against Westfield.
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