The Scurry-Rosser (Scurry, TX) varsity football team will face off against Jacksboro (TX) in a neutral playoff game on Friday, November 22, at 7:00 PM at Joshua’s Owl Stadium. This matchup is part of the 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships for the 2024 Football Conference 3A Division 2 tournament.
Scurry-Rosser vs Jacksboro Game Info:
What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: Scurry-Rosser vs Jacksboro
When: Friday, November 22, 2024
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Bracket: 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – 2024 Football Conference 3A D2
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Game preview: Scurry-Rosser vs Jacksboro
As the Texas high school football season progresses, the rivalry between Jacksboro and Scurry-Rosser is generating significant attention. Both teams have impressive records and are among the top contenders in their districts, with Jacksboro boasting an 8-3 overall record and Scurry-Rosser an exceptional 10-1 mark. Let’s break down the key stats and performance metrics to understand what makes these teams so formidable.
Overall Record & District Standings
Jacksboro (24-25)
- Overall Record: 8-3
- District Record: 3-2
- Win %: .727
- District Win %: .600
- Points For (PF): 534
- Points Against (PA): 214
Scurry-Rosser (24-25)
- Overall Record: 10-1
- District Record: 5-0
- Win %: .909
- District Win %: 1.000
- Points For (PF): 469
- Points Against (PA): 236
While both teams have strong winning percentages, Scurry-Rosser holds the edge in overall record and district performance, entering their matchups with an undefeated district record. Jacksboro, despite a respectable record, faces a tougher challenge against their district opponents.
Team Scoring Breakdown
When it comes to scoring, Jacksboro shows a strong offensive presence with an average of 48.5 points per game. The team’s scoring pattern is marked by a high first-half performance, averaging 15.5 points in the first quarter and 13.7 in the second. However, their scoring tends to slow in the second half, with just 9.0 points in the third quarter and 7.5 in the fourth.
Scurry-Rosser, on the other hand, averages 42.6 points per game, with a more balanced scoring distribution. They score 13.8 points in the first quarter, with a notable surge to 16.8 points in the second. Their scoring dips in the second half, similar to Jacksboro, with just 6.3 points in the third and 4.7 in the fourth.
While both teams are capable of putting up strong numbers, Jacksboro’s explosive start could give them an early lead, but Scurry-Rosser’s consistency and ability to perform well in the second quarter stand out.
Team Stat Comparison
Offensive Yardage
- Jacksboro: 527.9 total yards per game (252.3 rushing, 275.6 passing, 275.2 receiving)
- Scurry-Rosser: 399.8 total yards per game (231.5 rushing, 168.3 passing, 165.7 receiving)
Jacksboro outpaces Scurry-Rosser in total yards by over 100 yards per game, with a more balanced offensive attack. They rely heavily on their passing game (275.6 passing yards per game), whereas Scurry-Rosser’s offense is more run-centric, averaging 231.5 rushing yards per game.
Defense
- Jacksboro: 94.7 tackles per game, 2.3 sacks per game
- Scurry-Rosser: 67.3 tackles per game, 0.4 sacks per game
On defense, Jacksboro leads in both tackles and sacks, which could give them the upper hand in controlling the line of scrimmage and limiting Scurry-Rosser’s offensive options. Despite fewer sacks, Scurry-Rosser has shown resilience, with a strong ability to prevent big plays.
Key Players to Watch
Jacksboro
- Luke Sams: 144.9 rushing yards per game, 17.1 points per game
- Wyatt Gavit: 265.6 passing yards per game
- Cannon Valenzuela: 112.8 receiving yards per game
- Hunter Moffit: 0.5 sacks per game
Scurry-Rosser
- Ralph Miller: 109.8 rushing yards per game, 14.4 points per game
- Levi Jones: 164.6 passing yards per game
- Cash Crews: 76.8 receiving yards per game
- Logan Mullins: 10.5 tackles per game
Jacksboro’s Luke Sams has been a standout with his dynamic rushing and scoring ability, while Wyatt Gavit’s passing game and Cannon Valenzuela’s receiving skills create a potent offensive trio. On the defensive side, Moffit’s sack numbers could be key to disrupting Scurry-Rosser’s offensive flow.
For Scurry-Rosser, Ralph Miller’s consistent rushing yards and Levi Jones’ efficient passing game highlight the team’s offensive balance. Cash Crews and Logan Mullins also stand out, with Crews contributing heavily in the receiving game and Mullins anchoring the defense.
Record Breakdown & Comparison
- Jacksboro (24-25):
- 3-2 in district play
- 4-1 at home
- 4-1 away
- 1-0 in neutral-site games
- Scurry-Rosser (24-25):
- 5-0 in district play
- 5-0 at home
- 5-1 away
Scurry-Rosser remains perfect in district play and has an overall stronger record both at home and on the road. Jacksboro’s ability to perform away from home could play a significant factor in their matchup against Scurry-Rosser.
Conclusion
As the season progresses, Jacksboro and Scurry-Rosser will remain key contenders in their respective districts. Jacksboro’s offensive power and defensive edge make them a dangerous team, but Scurry-Rosser’s undefeated district record and consistent performances on both sides of the ball suggest they may have the upper hand in their upcoming meetings. Football fans can expect a highly competitive contest when these two teams clash, with both having the potential to dominate in different aspects of the game.