The Shiner (TX) varsity football team will face Bremond (TX) in a neutral playoff game today at 7 PM. This game is part of the “2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – Conference 2A Division 2” tournament.

Shiner vs Bremond Game Info:

What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: Shiner vs Bremond
When: Thursday, December 12, 2024
Bracket: 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – 2024 Football Conference 2A D2
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch here

Game preview: Shiner vs Bremond

The 2024-25 season has been a thrilling ride for both Bremond and Shiner, two Texas high school football teams with impressive records. As we dive into their performance metrics, we’ll explore how these two teams compare in terms of rankings, statistics, and standout players. Both squads have shown dominance on the field, but the numbers reveal interesting contrasts in their playing styles and strengths.

Rankings & Records

Bremond has had a stellar season with a 12-2 overall record, finishing 6-1 in district play. They rank 392nd in their section, 109th in the state, and 4th in their division. At home, they’ve been unbeatable, boasting an 8-0 record, while going 3-2 away and 1-0 in neutral venues. Their overall win percentage is an impressive 85.7%, with a district win percentage that matches. Bremond has scored a total of 666 points while allowing 231 points, showing dominance on both offense and defense.

On the other hand, Shiner has also had a strong showing, finishing the season 11-3 overall and undefeated (5-0) in district play. Ranked 423rd in their section, 192nd in the state, and 5th in their division, Shiner has also been formidable. They have a 5-1 home record, 5-2 away, and are 1-0 in neutral games. With a district win percentage of 100%, they have demonstrated consistency within their league. Shiner’s total points scored (523) and points allowed (146) suggest a team that excels on defense, though they trail Bremond in offensive output.

Team Scoring Averages

Bremond has been a high-scoring team, averaging 47.6 points per game. They are especially potent in the first half, scoring 24.0 points in the first quarter and 21.0 in the second. However, their offense tapers off in the later stages of the game, with just 11.7 points in the third quarter and 2.7 in the fourth. Shiner, meanwhile, averages 37.4 points per game, with a more balanced scoring pattern across all four quarters. They average 10.5 points in the first quarter, 11.8 in the second, 3.5 in the third, and 4.8 in the fourth.

Team Stat Comparison

When it comes to yardage, Bremond significantly outpaces Shiner. They average 437.9 total yards per game, with 283.5 rushing yards and 154.4 passing yards. Their receiving yards per game are 158.4. Shiner, while still strong, averages fewer total yards (305.3), with 240.6 rushing yards and just 64.7 passing yards. Bremond’s offensive prowess is evident in their ability to move the ball through both the air and ground, while Shiner leans heavily on their rushing game.

On defense, Bremond averages 100.9 tackles per game compared to Shiner’s 55.9. Interestingly, Shiner leads in sacks per game, averaging 1.9, compared to Bremond’s 1.0. Bremond also scores more points per game (45.9) compared to Shiner’s 28.5, further highlighting their offensive firepower.

Team Leaders

Looking at individual performances, Bremond’s #0 Terrence Scott stands out as a dominant player. He averages 131.2 rushing yards per game and leads the team with 12.6 tackles per game. Scott is also Bremond’s top scorer, averaging 16.4 points per game. #8 Sam Kasowski contributes 157.5 passing yards per game and 178.9 total yards per game, making him a key offensive player.

For Shiner, #4 Quincy Jones is their rushing leader, averaging 74.2 yards per game. Quarterback #9 Carson Schuette throws for 69.7 yards per game and totals 127.2 yards per game. On the defensive side, #14 Jake Simper leads with 7.5 tackles per game. Shiner’s offense is more concentrated on rushing, with Jones being their main offensive weapon.

Record Breakdown

Both teams have had stellar seasons, but Bremond has been slightly more successful overall. Bremond’s 12-2 record, compared to Shiner’s 11-3, gives them a slight edge in overall performance. Both teams have been undefeated at neutral venues and have identical playoff records of 4-0. Shiner’s perfect district record of 5-0, however, demonstrates their dominance within their league.

Conclusion

Bremond and Shiner have both had exceptional seasons, but their strengths lie in different areas. Bremond’s offensive versatility, high yardage, and scoring power make them a formidable team, while Shiner’s strong defense and rushing game keep them competitive. As these teams move forward, their contrasting styles will be a key factor in any future encounters. Whether it’s Bremond’s balanced offense or Shiner’s defensive resilience, both teams are capable of making deep playoff runs.