The Brenham (TX) varsity football team will play a neutral playoff game against Randle (Richmond, TX) today at 2 PM at Waller HS. This game is part of the 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships, 2024 Football Conference 5A Division 2 tournament.

Randle vs Brenham Game Info:

What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: Randle vs Brenham
When: Saturday, November 30, 2024
Bracket: 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – 2024 Football Conference 5A D2
Time: 2:00 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch here

Game preview: Randle vs Brenham

The Texas high school football scene has been buzzing with excitement as two undefeated teams, Randle and Brenham, continue to dominate their respective seasons. With impeccable records and a strong lineup of players, both teams are poised for an exciting showdown. Here’s a breakdown of their performance and what to expect as they push toward the playoffs.

Randle’s Perfect Run: A Look at Their Dominance

Randle, with a flawless 12-0 record, has been a force to be reckoned with. The team has displayed near-perfect balance, showing strength both on offense and defense. Their 7-0 district record and a perfect 5-0 at home highlight their dominance within the league. What stands out is Randle’s overwhelming offensive output—averaging 57.3 points per game, nearly doubling Brenham’s 39.2.

• Offensive Powerhouse: Randle excels on the ground with 280.3 rushing yards per game, driven by standout performer Landen Williams-Callis, who is averaging 142.9 yards per game. Additionally, they also throw the ball efficiently, with Tyler Skrabanek leading the passing game at 135.2 yards per game.
• Defensive Strength: Their defense is equally impressive, allowing just 79 points all season—an average of 6.6 points per game. This near-impenetrable defense helps them maintain their 1.000 win percentage, with a remarkable +609 point differential (688 points scored, 79 allowed).

Brenham’s High-Scoring Success

Brenham, at 11-1, has also had a standout season. While their overall record is slightly behind Randle’s, the team has shown exceptional offensive efficiency and resilience. Their 5-0 district record and 6-0 performance on the road are key highlights, as they continue to perform in hostile environments. While Brenham’s average points per game (39.2) is lower than Randle’s, they still consistently put up strong performances, particularly on the offensive side.

• Balanced Offense: Brenham has a dynamic offense, with 267.7 rushing yards per game, led by Jakoby Dixon’s 187.3 rushing yards per game. Their passing game is also effective, with Jordan Harvey racking up 148.2 yards per game. Brenham’s total yards per game stand at 426.3, only slightly trailing Randle’s 445.1.
• Defensive Capabilities: While Brenham’s defense isn’t as stingy as Randle’s, they still maintain a strong average of 252 points allowed across 12 games. Their ability to contain opponents and score efficiently has led them to an impressive 11-1 record.

Key Players to Watch

• Randle: Landen Williams-Callis is undoubtedly the focal point of Randle’s offense. His 142.9 rushing yards per game, coupled with 157.3 total yards per game, has been pivotal in their success. Tyler Skrabanek also plays a critical role in the passing game, while Dacorian Rubin adds significant value in receiving yards.
• Brenham: Jakoby Dixon, with 187.3 rushing yards per game, has been the backbone of Brenham’s offensive success. Harvey’s passing yards and Hagen Frank’s contributions in receiving have also played key roles. Defensively, Caleb Espinoza has been a standout, averaging 12 tackles per game.

Head-to-Head and Common Opponents

When comparing the two teams, both have faced common opponents with success. In their matchups against Texas City and Belton, both teams came out on top with dominant victories. Randle defeated Texas City 45-13 and Belton 63-7, while Brenham posted wins over Texas City (38-0) and Belton (42-24). Both teams have demonstrated they can handle competition from teams of similar caliber.

Looking Ahead: A Potential Playoff Showdown?

With both teams undefeated in the playoffs (Randle 2-0, Brenham 2-0), the stage is set for a potential postseason showdown. The teams’ similar records against common opponents and strong individual performances make it clear that a meeting between Randle and Brenham could be a thrilling affair, with each team eager to prove they are the best in the state.

In conclusion, Randle and Brenham are two of the most powerful teams in Texas high school football for the 2024-2025 season. Whether it’s Randle’s impeccable offense or Brenham’s well-rounded attack, fans are in for an exciting finish to what has been an incredible year of high school football.