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Sulphur Springs vs Springtown LIVE Texas High School Football Playoffs (11/22/24)

Sulphur Springs vs Springtown LIVE Texas High School Football Playoffs (11/22/24)

The Sulphur Springs (TX) varsity football team will play a home playoff game against Springtown (TX) on Friday, November 22, at 7:00 PM at Prosper’s Children’s Health Stadium. This game is part of the 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – 2024 Football Conference 4A Division 1 tournament.

Sulphur Springs vs Springtown Game Info:

What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: Sulphur Springs vs Springtown
When: Friday, November 22, 2024
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Bracket: 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – 2024 Football Conference 4A D1
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Game preview: Sulphur Springs vs Springtown

As the 2024-2025 high school football season reaches its final stages, two powerhouse teams—Springtown and Sulphur Springs—are standing tall with impressive records and explosive offenses. Let’s take a closer look at these two teams, their key stats, and what makes them potential contenders for state glory.

Springtown: A Dominant Force in Texas Football

Springtown has been nothing short of exceptional this season, boasting a 10-1 overall record, with an unbeaten 6-0 mark in district play. This performance has placed them firmly among the top teams in the state, ranked 181st overall and 13th in their division. The team has shown its dominance both at home and on the road, with a perfect 6-0 home record and a solid 4-1 record in away games.

The Springtown offense is firing on all cylinders, averaging 43.2 points per game. They are led by senior quarterback Kaine Hill, who excels in both passing and rushing, posting 188 passing yards per game and a total of 238 yards per game. Ryan Kirk, the team’s standout running back, contributes significantly with an impressive 83.2 rushing yards per game. With a balanced attack, the Springtown offense is tough to stop.

Springtown’s defense is equally strong, allowing just 136 points all season. The team’s defense is anchored by linebacker Chase Thompson, who records 8.1 tackles per game, and Brysen Sandhop, who contributes with 0.3 sacks per game. The defensive unit, although not as high-flying as their offensive counterparts, is certainly efficient, helping to hold opponents to an average of just 12.4 points per game.

Sulphur Springs: A Tough Contender with Consistent Play

Sulphur Springs, also enjoying a stellar season with a 9-2 overall record and a 4-2 district record, is another team to watch. They rank 85th overall and 7th in their division. While their record may not be as flawless as Springtown’s, their 5-0 neutral-site record shows they perform well under pressure.

The Sulphur Springs offense has been just as formidable, averaging 35.1 points per game. Quarterback Kaden Mitchell has been the key player, throwing for 200.8 yards per game, while running back Jaxson Haire contributes 72.5 rushing yards per game. The Wildcats’ offense is highly effective, often leveraging Mitchell’s arm and Haire’s versatility to exploit opposing defenses.

On the defensive side, Sulphur Springs is led by linebacker Grayson Hardy, who records an outstanding 13.0 tackles per game, and defensive lineman Truth Holmes, who adds 0.3 sacks per game. This combination of stellar defense and explosive offense makes Sulphur Springs a well-rounded team with playoff potential.

Key Stats Comparison: Offense vs. Defense

When comparing these two teams, Springtown holds a slight edge in terms of total yards per game, averaging 410.5 yards compared to Sulphur Springs’ 384.2. However, Sulphur Springs boasts a slightly more potent passing game, with 208.5 yards per game through the air compared to Springtown’s 197.1.

Both teams have strong defenses, with Springtown allowing 136 points and Sulphur Springs surrendering 188 points. In terms of total tackles, Sulphur Springs outperforms Springtown with 73.5 tackles per game compared to 62.0. However, Springtown’s ability to limit opponents’ scoring opportunities and their efficient offensive play has allowed them to stay unbeaten in district play.

The Road to the Playoffs

Looking ahead, both teams have shown they are playoff-ready. Springtown enters the postseason with an impressive 6-0 district record, while Sulphur Springs comes in with a 4-2 district mark. Both teams have demonstrated their ability to win under various circumstances, whether at home, away, or on neutral grounds. The matchup between these two teams, should it happen in the playoffs, promises to be a thrilling contest between two well-rounded, high-scoring teams.

Conclusion: A Clash of Titans

As both teams prepare for the playoffs, Springtown and Sulphur Springs are poised to make deep runs. While Springtown may have the slight edge in total offense and an undefeated district record, Sulphur Springs’ well-balanced attack and aggressive defense should not be underestimated. Fans can expect an exciting postseason full of intense matchups as these two teams battle for supremacy in Texas high school football.

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