I went through all those pages looking for my school.

Pearland.

Probably Travis Hill. Played linebacker for the browns. Best overall athlete, Kirk Dressendorfer, tu pitcher.

SA Madison

Mitch Price (SMU - transferred to LSU after DP) played for Bengals
Nate Askew (current LB for the good guys)

The castle of champions

Elkins High School- The Matthew Bros.

To 1,000,000 touchdowns ...and beyond

S. H. Rider in a Wichita Falls, Texas. Aaron Taylor 1997 Outland Trophy winner.

Rockport
Dat Nguyen

Diboll, TX

Jimmy Teal
Jermichael Finley
Joseph Phipps

Tomball High: Lance Pavlas

Edcouch-Elsa Yellowjackets --- Macon Hughes
1960's

Bayside

Albert Clifford Slater. His parents wanted him to go to a service academy but I think he gave up football to pursue wrestling at UCLA

Lockhart -- Willie Ellison, 8 yrs in pros as RB, set one game rushing record in 1971

Interesting point: He never played for Lockhart HS. Played for the Negro high school in Lockhart (Carver High Green Hornets), integrated in 1965.

Ponder

Too small at the time to have football. The first football game I watched in person from start to finish was at Kyle.

Lufkin TX -- Dez Bryant, TJ Turner (UH and Dolphins) and Matt McCall

There was only one post on here from Abilene High, and it needs to be updated.

Herschel Sims, RB- Parade All American, went to Okie State but got in trouble and is now at ACU

Chris Williams, LB- another Parade All American, went to Nebraska and got in trouble up there and is now at McMurry

Kyle Rote, Jefferson high school, San Antonio.

A&M'61

Adamson HS Dallas, Johnnie Sprague

Neever mind

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Torrey Pines HS. Played with John Lynch, was one of his offensive lineman. He was recruited as a QB to Stanford, later converted to safety.

He is in the football HOF and baseball HOF for being the Florida Marlins 1st ever draft pick as a pitcher.

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Lake Travis:

Garrett Gilbert....Just wait

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That's a shame

Bay City
Hart Lee Dykes

Poth High School -

Thomas "Tommy" Alvin Janik, longtime resident of Poth, Texas, passed away Saturday, November 21, 2009, at the age of 69. Tommy was born September 6, 1940, the son of Alvin Janik and Edna Flieller Janik. He graduated from Poth High School, Class of 1959, and was a retired professional football player. He played defense and punted for a year with Texas A&M University before transferring to Texas A&I University, where he played the following three years. He began his professional football career with the Denver Broncos, followed by being the Buffalo Bills back-up punter for four years, after which time he joined the New England Patriots, where he helped his team out-punt their opposition. Tommy had 25 interceptions in the AFL, tying the league lead with ten at Buffalo in 1967, along with running back six for touchdowns. Tommy once intercepted a pass from Joe Namath and ran it back 100 yards for a touchdown. Tommy retired in 1970, and owned Shipley's Donuts in Bryan, Texas, from 1970-1981.

Academy High School (Little River-Academy, TX) - Red Hargrove, played in the NFL for the Green Bay Packers in the 50-60's.

Learn as if you were to live forever....
Live as if you were die tomorrow.....
- John Wooden

Hargrave Military Academy

Carlos Rogers - San Francisco 49ers
Quiton Coples - New York Jets
Ahmad Brooks - San Francisco 49ers
Justin Anderson - Indianapolis Colts
Bobbie Massie - Arizonia Cardinals
Zach Brown - Tenessee Titans
Leonard Pope - Arizona Cardinals
Peria Jerry - Atlanta Falcons
Robert Johnson - Atlanta Falcons
Jared Gaither - Baltimore Ravens
Justin Harper - Baltimore Ravens
Marcus Harison - Chicago Bears
Soloman Paige - Dallas Cowboys
Jay Ratliff - Dallas Cowboys
Fred Bennett - Houston Texans
Anthony Hill - Houstan Texans
Brandon Anderson - Indianapolis Colts
Brandon Albert - Kansas City Chiefs
Brandon Flowers - Kansas City Chiefs
Jerrell Powe - Kansas City Chiefs
Orion Martin - Miami Dolphins
Ras-I Dowling - New England Patriots
Charles Grant - New Orleans Saints
DeAndre McDaniel - New Orleans Saints
Jon Sullivan - New Orleans Saints
Andre Brown - New York Giants
Tony Scott - New York Jets
Wilson Raynor - New York Jets
Muhammed Wilkerson - New York Jets
Miguel Chavis - Pittsburgh Steelers
Mario Harvey - Pittsburgh Steelers
Tory Holt - St Louis Rams
Vidal Hazelton - San Diego Chargers
Jyles Tucker - San Diego Chargers
Ronald Fields - San Francisco 49ers
Khalif Mitchell - San Francisco 49ers
Ladi Ajiboye - Seattle Seahawks
Anthony Davis - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Danny Ware - Tennesse Titans

I win

Greg Roberts, Sr. — won the 1978 Outland Trophy playing for OU before playing five seasons in the NFL

You won at being the worst at reading thread titles.

Mt. Pleasant - Chris Campbell was a linebacker that was much younger than me - played in college at Miami - was killed in a car wreck while in college. Probably the player we have with the most potential. We had another kid at OU who was in a car wreck that tore up his knee and ended his career, but I can't remember his name.

We've had several others play in college and Barry Minter went pro.

From way back in my era - Maury Buford was the punter for tceh, then played for Chicago and was in the super bowl shuffle video.

Another San Antonio John Marshall alum:

Priest Holmes (was Anthony Holmes back in high school.)

ND Kalu who had a long career in the NFL was a senior with Priest in '92, that team loss to Permain in the state championship, which was shown live on ESPN.

Brazoswood, I would have to say Troy Neel who did go to A&M but never did anything on the gridiron post high school and eventually left the program. Then played MLB for the A's for some time before disappearing for a number of years until he resurfaced wanted for failure to pay child support. What a guy.

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West Canaan

Lance Arbor... until Jonathan Moxon showed up.

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Moxon could've been great, but he didn't want his dad's life.

Pine Tree HS



Tony Hawkins-played for SMU

Lufkin...

kiel and reggie, Dez,
Ken houston t.j. Turner

But hands down the best ever was lebrandon shepard. Kicked off the team here. Knew where the ball was going before it was snapped, size, speed and tough as nails.

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Mansfield High School
Jeromey Clary
Stepfan Taylor

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Pearland

Foswhitt Whittaker
Sam Proctor

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Same, what year

LaMarque, After Bobby Graham, Jack Throckmorton, Lloyd Wainscott and Norman and Larry Bulaich there are too many to mention.