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Wimberley vs Cuero LIVE Texas High School Football Playoffs (11/29/24)

Wimberley vs Cuero LIVE Texas High School Football Playoffs (11/29/24)

The Wimberley (TX) varsity football team will play a neutral playoff game against Cuero (TX) on Friday, November 29 at 7:30 PM at Texas State University’s UFCU Stadium. This game is part of the 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships, 4A Division 2 tournament.

Wimberley vs Cuero Game Info:

What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: Wimberley vs Cuero
When: Friday, November 29, 2024
Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Bracket: 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – 2024 Football Conference 4A D2
Live stream: Watch here

Game preview: Wimberley vs Cuero

The 2024-2025 Texas high school football season has seen two teams rise to the top: Cuero and Wimberley. Both teams have posted impressive records, with Cuero sitting at 9-3 and Wimberley at 10-2. Their performances in the regular season, particularly against common opponents, have set the stage for an exciting showdown. Here’s a breakdown of the teams’ rankings, stats, and key matchups for the season.

Team Overview

Cuero has been solid across all aspects of the game, with a strong overall record of 9-3. They’ve been dominant at home with a 3-2 record, and their away performance (4-1) has been even more impressive. Their 3-1 district record shows they can compete with the best in their section. On the offensive side, Cuero has scored an average of 40.9 points per game, with 491 total points for the season, while giving up 348 points to opponents.

Wimberley, on the other hand, has had an even more stellar campaign with a 10-2 record. Undefeated in district play with a perfect 6-0 mark, they have also shown excellent consistency on the road (3-2) and at home (5-0). Their offense has been potent, averaging 46.1 points per game and scoring 561 total points. Wimberley’s defense has been stingy, allowing just 165 points, one of the lowest in their section.

Team Scoring and Offensive Comparison

In terms of scoring, Wimberley has the edge, averaging 46.8 points per game compared to Cuero’s 40.9. Wimberley’s balanced offensive attack, led by senior standout Cody Stoever, has been effective in all four quarters. They outpace Cuero in nearly every category, including rushing yards (231.4 YPG for Wimberley vs. 205.8 for Cuero), passing yards (194.2 for Wimberley vs. 203.3 for Cuero), and total yards (425.6 YPG for Wimberley vs. 409.1 for Cuero).

On the defensive side, both teams have had success in stopping the opposition, with Cuero averaging 89.6 tackles per game and Wimberley at 1.9 sacks per game. However, Wimberley excels in limiting opponent yards, showing they can disrupt the rhythm of high-powered offenses.

Key Players to Watch

Both teams feature key playmakers who can change the course of a game.

For Cuero, Dayvon Varela leads the charge in rushing with 87.0 yards per game, while Jayce Guajardo has been effective through the air with 172.0 passing yards per game. Walker Dietze has been a standout receiver with 96.7 yards per game and contributes 10.2 points per game.

Wimberley, however, boasts one of the most dynamic players in the region in Cody Stoever. He leads the team with 94.3 rushing yards and an impressive 176.4 passing yards per game. Jace Morales, another top performer, leads in receiving yards with 58.3 per game. Stoever has also been a scoring machine, averaging 10.7 points per game.

Common Opponents: A Look at Head-to-Head Results

Both teams have played against common opponents, and the results speak to their competitiveness. Against Rockport-Fulton, Cuero won 34-14 on October 11, while Wimberley dominated with a 62-21 victory on November 21. In another matchup with Navarro, Cuero triumphed 56-21 on November 22, while Wimberley also defeated Navarro 47-21 on September 27.

Both teams have shown consistency against these common opponents, with a 2-0 record for each against them.

Conclusion: The Road Ahead

With their strong offensive and defensive units, Wimberley and Cuero are two teams to watch closely as the season progresses. Cuero has a proven ability to score in all four quarters, while Wimberley brings an explosive offense backed by a stout defense. Their upcoming matchups in district and playoff scenarios will be crucial as both teams are positioned for deep runs.

As the season nears its climax, these two programs will likely continue to clash in high-stakes games, and their head-to-head performances will be a key factor in determining which team advances further.

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