The West Texas Tornadoes varsity football team from Slaton, TX, will face Jubilee from San Antonio, TX, in a neutral playoff game on Saturday, November 23, at 1:00 PM. This matchup is part of the “TAIAO 2024 Football Championships – Division III” tournament.
West Texas Tornadoes vs Jubilee Game Info:
What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: West Texas Tornadoes vs Jubilee
When: Saturday, November 23, 2024
Time: 1:00 p.m. ET
Bracket: TAIAO 2024 Football Championships – Division III
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Game preview: West Texas Tornadoes vs Jubilee
The 2024-25 football season has delivered exciting matchups, and the upcoming game between Jubilee and the West Texas Tornadoes promises to be no different. Both teams bring distinct strengths to the table, and their performance metrics set the stage for a tightly contested battle.
Season Recap: Momentum Matters
Jubilee enters this matchup with a solid 7-4 record, displaying dominance on the road with a remarkable 6-1 away record, but they’ve struggled at home, going winless in three attempts. Their win percentage stands at .636, bolstered by scoring 402 points against 332 allowed.
On the other hand, the West Texas Tornadoes boast a 5-4 record, with an undefeated 1-0 mark in district play. Their .556 win percentage reflects resilience, and they’ve outscored opponents 426-299 this season. Notably, they thrive in neutral settings, where they are undefeated, echoing their reputation as clutch performers under pressure.
Scoring Averages: A Contrast in Approaches
The Tornadoes have the edge in offensive output, averaging 47.3 points per game, compared to Jubilee’s 36.5. However, Jubilee’s consistency in the first half, particularly their 12.8 second-quarter average, could pressure the Tornadoes to play catch-up. Meanwhile, West Texas has proven to be a fourth-quarter powerhouse, averaging 11.0 points in the final stretch, showcasing their ability to close games strongly.
Key Stats Comparison
The Tornadoes’ total yardage dominance—320.0 yards per game versus Jubilee’s 238.0—is fueled by their robust passing game, with 172.6 yards through the air. Jubilee, however, leans on their ground game, averaging 178.5 rushing yards per game. Defensively, the Tornadoes average more tackles per game (34.9) and slightly edge Jubilee in sacks, reflecting their more aggressive front line.
Team Leaders to Watch
For Jubilee, running back Felix Gonzales shines, averaging 82.3 rushing yards per game and 103.3 total yards per game. Defensively, Marco Munguia leads with 9.3 tackles per game, making him a critical piece in halting the Tornadoes’ high-powered offense.
The Tornadoes rely on Isaac Kelly’s versatility,
