The BVCHEA HomeSchool varsity football team (Bryan, TX) will host a home playoff game against the San Antonio Patriots HomeSchool (San Antonio, TX) today at 3 p.m. This matchup is part of the “TAIAO 2024 Football Championships – Division I” tournament.

BVCHEA HomeSchool vs San Antonio Patriots HomeSchool Game Info:

What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: BVCHEA HomeSchool vs San Antonio Patriots HomeSchool
When: Saturday, November 16, 2024
Time: 3:00 p.m. ET
Bracket: TAIAO 2024 Football Championships – Division I
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Game preview: BVCHEA HomeSchool vs San Antonio Patriots HomeSchool

As the 2024-2025 high school football season progresses, the rivalry between the San Antonio Patriots HomeSchool (SAPHS) and BVCHEA HomeSchool is heating up. Both teams have been performing at a high level, with impressive records and standout individual performances. Let’s break down the key statistics and figures for both teams, highlighting their strengths, weaknesses, and how they measure up against each other.

Team Overview

• SAPHS (San Antonio Patriots HomeSchool) has a strong overall record of 8-3, with a solid 2-1 district performance. The team has been efficient on both offense and defense, scoring an average of 37.8 points per game while allowing 28.6. They are known for their offensive balance, led by running back Joshua Wheeler, who averages 61.5 rushing yards per game. SAPHS also excels in the air, with quarterback Jacob Oviedo contributing 78.4 passing yards per game.
• BVCHEA HomeSchool has been one of the standout teams of the season, boasting an 8-2 overall record and an undefeated 2-0 district record. The team has averaged 49.0 points per game, showing a clear offensive dominance. Leading the charge is star player Charlie Pote, who has been a standout with 158.6 rushing yards per game and an incredible 248.3 total yards per game. With a well-rounded attack, BVCHEA has been difficult to stop this season, with their defensive unit also putting up solid numbers.

Scoring Comparison

When it comes to scoring, BVCHEA HomeSchool is the higher-scoring team, with an average of 49.0 points per game, compared to SAPHS‘ 37.8 points per game. BVCHEA’s ability to score consistently across all quarters of the game, especially in the first half, is notable. They average 15.7 points in Q1 and 18.2 in Q2, while SAPHS puts up 12.5 points in Q1 and 17.8 in Q2. However, SAPHS has a notable second-half scoring ability, outscoring BVCHEA in both Q3 and Q4, suggesting that SAPHS can finish games strongly.

Team Statistics

• Rushing yards per game: BVCHEA leads with 208.8 yards compared to SAPHS’ 167.6 yards.
• Passing yards per game: BVCHEA has a slight edge with 107.5 yards to SAPHS’ 90.6 yards.
• Total yards per game: BVCHEA again takes the lead with 316.3 total yards versus SAPHS’ 258.3 yards.

On defense, both teams show solid tackling numbers, with SAPHS averaging 40.5 tackles per game, while BVCHEA is just ahead with 41.7 tackles per game. However, BVCHEA is more aggressive in the sack category, recording 2.2 sacks per game compared to SAPHS’ 0.7 sacks.

Player Leaders

• SAPHS has several key players, with Joshua Wheeler leading the team in rushing and Jacob Oviedo making significant contributions in both passing and total yards. Mack Keller is also a standout, contributing 9.8 tackles per game.
• BVCHEA HomeSchool is powered by Charlie Pote, whose impressive numbers include 158.6 rushing yards per game and 248.3 total yards per game. Quarterback Travis Glaze has also been a vital contributor in the passing game. Additionally, Boone Tucker and Travis Glaze are important defensive leaders, with Boone Tucker averaging 1.0 sack per game.

Common Opponents

Both teams have faced off against several common opponents this season, and here’s how they fared:

• SAPHS: 2-2 against common opponents, including wins over Williamson County HomeSchool and Jubilee Brownsville, but losses to Fort Bend Chargers HomeSchool and Austin Royals HomeSchool.
• BVCHEA HomeSchool: 3-1 against common opponents, including victories over Williamson County HomeSchool, Fort Bend Chargers HomeSchool, and Jubilee Brownsville, and a loss to Austin Royals HomeSchool.

Head-to-Head and Record Breakdown

Though both teams have had strong seasons, they have not yet faced each other this year. This sets up a potential high-stakes matchup where their respective talents will be on display. Here’s a breakdown of their performance:

• SAPHS has a solid overall record of 8-3, with a 5-2 non-league and 2-1 district record.
• BVCHEA HomeSchool‘s record stands at 8-2, with an undefeated 2-0 district performance and 5-2 in non-league play.

Conclusion

Both SAPHS and BVCHEA HomeSchool have displayed exceptional performance on both sides of the ball, but BVCHEA’s high-scoring offense and aggressive defense have made them the standout team in many areas. However, SAPHS’ ability to close games strong and their solid all-around play make them a formidable opponent. Their upcoming matchup will undoubtedly be a thrilling contest with playoff implications.