The Williamson County HomeSchool varsity football team (Austin, TX) will host NYOS Charter (Austin, TX) in a home playoff game on Friday, November 15, at 7:30 p.m. This game is part of the “TAIAO 2024 Football Championships – Division II” tournament.
NYOS Charter vs Williamson County HomeSchool Football Game Info:
What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: NYOS Charter vs Williamson County HomeSchool
When: Friday, November 15, 2024
Time: 7:30 p.m.
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Game preview: NYOS Charter vs Williamson County HomeSchool
As the 2024-2025 high school football season heads into the playoff stretch, the NYOS Charter (Austin, TX) varsity football team will face a challenging road game against Williamson County HomeSchool (WCHS) on Friday, November 15, at 7:30 p.m. The two teams met earlier this season on September 7, with WCHS emerging victorious in a dominant 60-34 win.
Season Overview: NYOS Charter vs. Williamson County HomeSchool
NYOS Charter enters the playoff matchup with a 6-5 overall record and a district mark of 0-2. While their record is respectable, their performance in district games has been less than ideal, with just one win and three losses on the road. The team has averaged 37.7 points per game but has struggled in the first three quarters, where they have yet to score a point. Their highest-scoring performance came in a non-district win against Valor South Austin, a nail-biting 84-78 victory.
On the other hand, Williamson County HomeSchool comes into this playoff game with an impressive 8-2 record, including a perfect 2-0 district record. Their offense has been firing on all cylinders, averaging 51.2 points per game. In their season opener, WCHS handily defeated NYOS Charter by a 60-34 margin, setting the tone for a dominant season. They’ve been especially strong in the second quarter, where they average 21.7 points.
Key Team Stats
NYOS Charter:
- Rushing Yards: 168.4 per game
- Passing Yards: 13.4 per game
- Total Yards: 181.8 per game
- Points Scored: 23.3 per game
- Top Scorer: Ta’ler Williams (16.0 points per game)
Williamson County HomeSchool:
- Rushing Yards: 190.4 per game
- Passing Yards: 156.2 per game
- Total Yards: 346.6 per game
- Points Scored: 51.2 per game
- Top Scorer: Ethan Slusher (177.9 rushing yards per game)
Head-to-Head and Common Opponents
When comparing both teams’ performance against common opponents, NYOS Charter holds a 1-1 record, having lost to Grace Academy (65-22) and defeating Valor South Austin (84-78). Williamson County HomeSchool, meanwhile, has gone 2-0 against the same opponents, beating Grace Academy (42-32) and Valor South Austin (76-44), which further highlights their dominant form this season.
Key Players to Watch
- NYOS Charter:
- Enoc Box, the team’s rushing leader with 99.2 yards per game, will need to step up against WCHS’s strong defense.
- Adan Martinez, with 19.8 receiving yards per game, will be crucial in helping the team balance their offense.
- Ta’ler Williams, the team’s points leader with 16.0 per game, will be expected to play a pivotal role in securing scoring opportunities.
- Williamson County HomeSchool:
- Ethan Slusher has been a standout player for WCHS, racking up an impressive 177.9 rushing yards per game. His speed and vision could be a key factor in breaking down the NYOS defense.
- Quarterback Josiah Adams has been instrumental in the passing game, averaging 132.3 yards per game, while Luke Currie provides a strong receiving threat.
Looking Ahead
This playoff game will be a true test for both teams, as NYOS Charter looks to avenge their early-season loss to WCHS and prove that they can compete at the highest level in the postseason. With a solid offense and a history of thrilling victories, NYOS Charter will look to capitalize on any WCHS weaknesses.
On the other hand, Williamson County HomeSchool enters the contest with great momentum, having dominated in almost every phase of the game this season. With their high-scoring offense and a solid defense, they will look to continue their undefeated district record and secure a spot in the next round.
As both teams prepare for their November 15 showdown, fans can expect a hard-fought game as both teams fight for playoff survival. Will NYOS Charter rebound from their earlier loss, or will Williamson County HomeSchool continue their dominance? The stage is set for an exciting playoff battle.
