The Oglesby (TX) varsity football team will play a neutral-site playoff game against Oakwood (TX) today at 2 p.m. This game is part of the 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – 2024 Football 6-Man 1A Division 2 tournament.
Oakwood vs Oglesby Football Game Info:
What: Texas High School Football
Who: Oakwood vs Oglesby
When: Saturday, December 7, 2024
Time: 2:00 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch here
Game preview: Oakwood vs Oglesby
The 2024 Texas high school football season has been an exciting one for both Oakwood and Oglesby. Both teams have been performing strongly, with impressive records, but they have different playing styles and season results. Here’s a breakdown of their rankings, records, scoring averages, and team statistics as they head into their next matchups.
Oakwood High School Football: A Balanced Team on the Rise
- Record: 8-5 overall, 3-0 in District
- Ranking: 118th Nationally, 44th in Texas, 10th in their State Division
- Scoring Average: 49.5 points per game
Oakwood’s 2024 season has been a journey of both triumph and challenge. With a solid 8-5 record, they’ve shown resilience and growth throughout the season. Their district record is flawless at 3-0, and they’ve managed to hold a balanced performance both at home and away, with a 3-3 home record and a 3-2 away record. Despite a narrow defeat to Coolidge, their ability to bounce back is a key strength.
Their offensive stats highlight a potent rushing game, with an average of 210 rushing yards per game. Kyler Fossett, a standout player for Oakwood, has been a key driver in the offense, leading the team with an average of 181.5 rushing yards per game and a total of 236.3 yards per game, making him the team’s leader in total yards and points scored (27.0 per game). On defense, Jack Hendricks has been instrumental, averaging 9.5 tackles per game.
Oglesby High School Football: Dominant in All Areas
- Record: 11-2 overall, 4-0 in District
- Ranking: 18th Nationally, 12th in Texas, 3rd in their State Division
- Scoring Average: 55.2 points per game
Oglesby has been a powerhouse in the 2024 season, boasting an 11-2 record and a perfect district record of 4-0. Their team’s performance has been consistently strong, both at home and on the road. With a 6-1 home record and a 3-1 away record, Oglesby has demonstrated their ability to dominate in all aspects of the game. They’ve also managed to shut down their opponents effectively, as seen in their crushing 54-8 victory over Coolidge.
The Oglesby offense has been extremely high-powered, with an average of 717 total yards on the season. Their rushing game has been dominant, putting up 210 yards per game, and they’ve excelled in both passing and receiving. The team has maintained an exceptional offensive output, averaging 55.2 points per game. As far as individual performances go, Kyler Fossett from Oakwood has made a significant mark on the field, while Oglesby’s balanced attack ensures their success.
Team Scoring Comparison: A Tale of Two Offenses
- Oakwood:
- Quarter 1: 0.0
- Quarter 2: 0.0
- Quarter 3: 0.0
- Quarter 4: 0.0
- Final: 49.5 points/game
- Oglesby:
- Quarter 1: 22.0
- Quarter 2: 24.0
- Quarter 3: 14.0
- Quarter 4: 0.0
- Final: 55.2 points/game
Oglesby has the edge in total points scored per game, averaging 55.2 compared to Oakwood’s 49.5. However, Oakwood’s strong finishes have proven they can hold their own, consistently scoring high in the second half of games.
Team Stat Comparison: Offense and Defense
Statistic | Oakwood | Oglesby |
---|---|---|
Rushing Yards/Game | 210.0 | 210.0 |
Passing Yards/Game | 89.5 | 50.3 |
Receiving Yards/Game | 86.7 | 17.1 |
Total Yards/Game | 299.5 | 717.0 |
Tackles/Game | 35.7 | 2.7 |
Points/Game | 54.6 | 55.2 |
Both teams exhibit strength in rushing, averaging 210 yards per game. However, Oglesby outshines Oakwood in passing and total yards, with a significant advantage in overall yardage (717 yards/game) compared to Oakwood’s 299.5 yards/game. Oakwood’s defense is also noteworthy, with Jack Hendricks leading the team with 9.5 tackles per game, although Oglesby maintains a stronger total scoring advantage.
Common Opponents: How They Stack Up
- Oakwood vs. Coolidge: 58-34 loss
- Oglesby vs. Coolidge: 54-8 win
When facing Coolidge, Oakwood struggled, suffering a 58-34 loss, while Oglesby dominated with a 54-8 victory. This head-to-head result suggests that Oglesby has been more consistent against common opponents this season.
Conclusion: A Bright Future for Both Teams
Oakwood and Oglesby have each shown their strengths in different ways this season. Oakwood has demonstrated solid individual performances, especially from Kyler Fossett and Jack Hendricks, but faces a tougher path due to some inconsistency in scoring. Oglesby, on the other hand, has been nearly unstoppable, showing power both offensively and defensively. As the season progresses, both teams are poised for success, and with their strong district performances, they are set to challenge each other for the top spots in their division.
As both teams prepare for their next matchups, Oakwood’s offensive balance and Oglesby’s overwhelming offensive production will surely make for a thrilling continuation of the 2024 high school football season in Texas.