Here are the Big Country’s receiving leaders through Week 9:
Category: Coahoma Bulldogs
District 4-3A Div. II Week 9 Report: Bulldogs rout Reagan County
Coahoma 60, Reagan County 0 — Brysen Kerby rushed for 182 yards and four scores and Colt Redden threw for 203 yards and three touchdowns in one of Coahoma’s biggest offensive nights of the season.
The Bulldogs closed with 519 yards, striking a balance with 264 yards rushing and 255 passing.
District 4-3A Div. II Week 8 Report: Coahoma scores important win over Stanton
Coahoma 20, Stanton 16 — Brysen Kerby rushed for 273 yards and three scores to help Coahoma slip past Stanton in district play.
With the score knotted at 14, Kerby scored what proved to be the game-winner at the 4:32 mark of the third quarter on a 2-yard run.
District 4-3A Div. II Week 7 Report: Six turnovers doom Coahoma in loss to Idalou
Idalou 68, Coahoma 22 — Idalou (4-0, 1-0) took advantage of six Coahoma turnovers to hand the Bulldogs (4-1, 0-1) their first loss of the season.
The Wildcats amassed 448 yards rushing and 507 total yards to win the district opener for both clubs.
Coahoma charted 368 yards, led by Brysen Kerby, who rushed for 109 yards and two scores. Kolt Redden threw for 201 yards and another TD.
District 4-3A Div. II Week 5 Report: Buffs force five turnovers, rout TLCA
Stanton 68, San Angelo TLCA 0 — Stanton improved to 2-3 on the year behind 149 yards rushing and three scores from Evan Cox.
The Buffaloes raced out to a 46-0 first-half lead before gearing things down after the break. SHS rushed for 390 yards as a team while limiting TLCA to 161 total yards and eight first downs.
TLCA (0-5) was forced into five turnovers.
BIG COUNTRY PREPS GAME OF THE WEEK: Hawley tangles with upstart Dragons (w/ Evan Ren’s Big Country picks)
LAST WEEK: 36-12, .750
SEASON TOTAL: 152-47, .763
I have not been to Bangs for a Game of the Week since 2013 — the last time the Dragons posted more than six wins in a season and the last winning record they had prior to last year’s 6-5 mark.
That drought ends tomorrow, when I travel to BHS for an interesting showdown between the Dragons (3-0) and Class 2A Division I power Hawley (3-1).
Bangs has the better overall numbers, but Hawley has faced a slightly tougher overall schedule, making this pick a perplexing one.
District 4-3A Div. II Week 4 Report: Coahoma shuts out C-City, improves to 4-0
Coahoma 34, Colorado City 0 — Coahoma continued to roll with a shutout win over area rival Colorado City.
The Bulldogs (4-0) pounded out more than 200 yards rushing to remain unbeaten despite four turnovers.
Brysen Kerby led the way with 112 yards rushing and three scores.
Colorado City was limited to just five first downs and 115 total yards on the night.
District 3-2A Div. I Week 4Report: Buffs win thriller at McCamey to even record at 2-2
Forsan 31, McCamey 30 — Forsan (2-2) picked up its second straight win behind 312 team rushing yards.
Chris Mendez led FHS with 166 yards and one score on 20 carries. Nat Hernandez charted 105 yards and three TDs on 19 touches.
McCamey fell to 2-1 on the year.
Big Country Preps’ Pick ‘Em Panel (Week 4)
Each week here at Big Country Preps, we’ll post our picks for all of that week’s 11-man games, in addition to the results of Evan Ren’s Twitter polls for each matchup.
For those interested in voting, polls go up on Monday night each week and close Thursday morning.
Disagree with our picks or the Twitter consensus? Let us know in the comments section below.
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BIG COUNTRY PREPS GAME OF THE WEEK: Jim Ned heads to Cisco for interclass showdown
LAST WEEK: 42-9, .824
SEASON TOTAL: 116-35, .740
Week 4 arrives and I’m finally hitting my stride on pick accuracy.
It’s been an odd year thus far, both in terms of results and overall feel. It’s been tough to gauge.
Nonetheless, we’re hitting the road once again this Friday, with the Big Country Preps Game of the Week landing at Chesley Field in Cisco, where the Loboes (2-1) will play host to a Jim Ned club that is two divisions larger than they are.
District 4-3A Div. II Week 3 Report: Bulldogs rout Eldorado, stay unbeaten
Coahoma 59, Eldorado 34 — Brysen Kerby rushed for 254 yards and five scores as Coahoma improved to 3-0 in dominating fashion.
CHS rushed for 408 yards as a team to stay unbeaten, but was efficient through the air as well. Kolt Redden was 9 of 15 through the air for 94 yards and one score.
FEATURE: Motivated Coahoma moving the football via committee without standout Schneider
COAHOMA — After losing 18 lettermen to graduation, including seven offensive and six defensive starters from last year’s 9-3 team, the preseason prospects for Coahoma football weren’t exactly off the charts coming into 2020.
It was, afterall, the Bulldogs’ best season in more than 15 years and the bulk of that club’s experienced players had just been handed their diplomas.
Add the fact that one of the graduates was standout quarterback/linebacker Zack Schneider (1,598 yards rushing 20 TDs; 1,293 yards passing, 15 TDs, 63 tackles) and most prognosticators viewed Coahoma as a fringe playoff candidate that was likely to be rebuilding this year.
Thus far, the Bulldogs are making the “experts” look rather silly — posting wins over archrival Forsan (15-13) and Miles (49-0) with a balanced offense, a physical defense and more players touching the football than one may have thought possible from CHS a year ago.
Big Country Preps’ Pick ‘Em Panel (Week 3)
Each week here at Big Country Preps, we’ll post our picks for all of that week’s 11-man games, in addition to the results of Evan Ren’s Twitter polls for each matchup.
For those interested in voting, polls go up on Monday night each week and close Thursday morning.
Disagree with our picks or the Twitter consensus? Let us know in the comments section below.
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Big Country Volleyball Statistical Leaders (through Sept. 7)
Big Country Preps will publish area volleyball statistical leaders each Tuesday at 7 p.m.
This database will be continually updated for our subscribers throughout the remainder of the season, using only those statistics submitted by area coaches.
Teams that do not submit their statistics in a given week will not be listed when our stats are posted, but will be added to the lists below as they are received in the coming days.
District 4-3A Div. II Week 2 Report: Coahoma remains unbeaten with road win at Miles
Coahoma 49, Miles 0 — Brysen Kerby rushed for 136 yards and two scores and Kolt Redden passed for 156 yards and two more TDs to lead Coahoma to an easy win at Miles.
The Bulldogs (2-0) raced out to a 36-0 halftime lead before coasting home. Miles dropped to 0-2 with the loss.
Big Country Preps’ Pick ‘Em Panel (Week 2)
Each week here at Big Country Preps, we’ll post our picks for all of that week’s 11-man games, in addition to the results of Evan Ren’s Twitter polls for each matchup.
For those interested in voting, polls go up on Monday night each week and close Thursday morning.
Disagree with our picks or the Twitter consensus? Let us know in the comments section below.
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BCP GAME OF THE WEEK: Pipers return to Hawley in rematch of classic (w/ Evan Ren’s Big Country picks)
LAST WEEK: 34-15, .694
SEASON TOTAL: 34-15, .694
If this were a horse race, Gramps Ren just stumbled out of the gate.
A .694 pick percentage is one of the worst weeks I’ve had in recent memory — brought on by a disastrous 15-9 tally (.625) in the six-man ranks.
That stinks.
Alas, we have yet to reach the first turn, so it’s way early. If I’m not hitting over .800 down the backstretch, I may resort to consulting with a palm reader.
Here’s a look at this week’s Big Country football games.
I’ll see you on the road.
