BROWNWOOD — Defining a special football accomplishment can depend on what sideline your standing on.  By that I mean all things are relative when it comes to stirring the blood of a Texas high school football fan. 

A .500 season at La Mesa, for example, will win you the key to the city at a place that hasn’t seen a record like that in 23 years.  But good luck winning any popularity contests if you follow Denney Faith at Albany with a 5-5. 

That’s the problem with weighing accomplishments when speaking of programs with a storied past.  Programs such as Brownwood, which has reached the state championship pinnacle seven times has a different viewpoint on what’s “special.”