The Boerne (TX) varsity football team will play a neutral playoff game against Miller (Corpus Christi, TX) on Friday, December 6 at 7:00 PM at the Alamo Dome in San Antonio, Texas. This game is part of the 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships, 5A Division 2 tournament.
Boerne vs Miller Game Info:
What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: Boerne vs Miller
When: Friday, December 6, 2024
Bracket: 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – 2024 Football Conference 5A D2
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch here
Game preview: Boerne vs Miller
As the 2024-2025 high school football season reaches its climax, two standout teams in Texas, Miller and Boerne, have demonstrated impressive performances. With high-powered offenses, solid defensive play, and notable individual talents, both teams are making significant waves in their respective sections, while also showing their dominance against common opponents.
Miller Mustangs (24-25)
Miller has had an exceptional season, posting a remarkable 11-2 overall record, with a perfect 5-0 district performance. The Mustangs have been formidable at home, registering a 5-1 mark, while maintaining an unbeaten 5-0 record in away games. Their overall win percentage stands at an impressive .846, and they remain perfect in district play with a 1.000 record. The team has been a scoring machine, averaging 51.2 points per game.
Key Team Statistics:
- Rushing Yards Per Game: 186.8
- Passing Yards Per Game: 285.1
- Receiving Yards Per Game: 285.7
- Total Yards Per Game: 471.9
- Points Per Game: 51.5
- Tackles Per Game: 89.2
- Sacks Per Game: 3.2
Top Performers:
- Broderick Taylor: 145.4 rushing yards per game.
- Trevor Long: 282.5 passing yards per game.
- Eathan Vela: 89.4 receiving yards per game.
- Jayden Vela: 11 tackles per game.
- Steven Richardson: 0.8 sacks per game.
Miller’s offense has been balanced, with exceptional contributions across rushing, passing, and receiving. Trevor Long leads the way with nearly 283 passing yards per game, while Broderick Taylor’s 145 rushing yards per game have made him a force on the ground. Eathan Vela has been a key target in the receiving game, adding another dimension to the Mustangs’ offensive playbook.
Boerne Greyhounds (24-25)
Boerne, with a 10-3 record, has also enjoyed a strong season, particularly in district play, where they stand at 5-1. While their overall win percentage of .769 is slightly lower than Miller’s, Boerne has proven themselves a tough contender, particularly in high-scoring games. Their offense has averaged 42.7 points per game, and they’ve excelled in passing, averaging 293.2 yards per game.
Key Team Statistics:
- Rushing Yards Per Game: 175.2
- Passing Yards Per Game: 293.2
- Receiving Yards Per Game: 292.8
- Total Yards Per Game: 468.4
- Points Per Game: 42.1
- Tackles Per Game: 74.7
- Sacks Per Game: 2.4
Top Performers:
- Jeffrey Morrison: 57.1 rushing yards per game.
- Hank Hendrix: 282.6 passing yards per game.
- Brooks Perez: 90.2 receiving yards per game.
- Hutson Hendrix: 10.8 tackles per game.
- Logan Fritcher: 1.0 sacks per game.
Boerne’s offense is led by quarterback Hank Hendrix, who averages over 282 passing yards per game. The Greyhounds have been effective at distributing the ball in the air, with standout receivers like Brooks Perez, who averages 90.2 yards per game. While their rushing game is less dominant than Miller’s, Boerne’s ability to rack up passing yards has kept them in high-scoring contests.
Comparison and Common Opponents
Both teams have been impressive against common opponents, with Miller holding a 3-0 record and Boerne posting a 2-1 mark. In their head-to-head matchups, Miller has beaten opponents such as Carroll, Tivy, and Alamo Heights, while Boerne secured victories against Carroll and Tivy but fell short to Alamo Heights. This indicates a strong level of competition between the two teams, with Miller’s perfect performance against these teams giving them an edge in overall consistency.
Final Thoughts
As both teams advance through the postseason, their strengths in offense and defense will undoubtedly play crucial roles in their quest for a championship. Miller’s explosive scoring and balanced attack have set them apart as one of the most dangerous teams in the state, while Boerne’s high-flying offense and gritty performances have also made them a team to watch.
While the rivalry between Miller and Boerne may not have yet been decided this season, both programs have proven themselves to be top-tier competitors, and their head-to-head matchup in the future could be a clash of two of Texas’ best. With top-tier players like Broderick Taylor and Trevor Long for Miller, and Hank Hendrix and Brooks Perez for Boerne, the future is bright for both these football powerhouses.
