Robert E. Lee quarterback Zach Hall (left) was chosen Offensive Player of the Year for the All-East Texas Football Team. Mineola coach Joe Drennon (middle) and Yellowjackets defensive lineman Trevor Keener was chosen as Coach of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year. (Graphic by Derek Kuhn/Tyler Morning Telegraph)

Before a ball was snapped this season, the state knew all about Gladewater defensive lineman Daylon Mack. The Tyler Morning Telegraph made Mack the cover boy for its football preview magazine.

But while Mack was a household name, others like Zach Hall, Trevor Keener and Pierre Leonard began 2014 not as well known.

Not anymore.

Keener helped lead Mineola and coach Joe Drennon to the program’s first-ever state championship appearance, Hall rewrote the Robert E. Lee record book for a single season by a quarterback and defensive lineman Leonard was a key element to John Tyler’s run to the Class 5A semifinals.

Mack is the Player of the Year for the Tyler Morning Telegraph and ETFinalScore.com’s 2014 All-East Texas Football Team.  He follows Patrick Mahomes of Whitehouse (now at Texas Tech) as the award’s recipient. Joining Mack are Offensive MVP Hall, Defensive MVP Keener, Newcomer of the Year Leonard and Coach of the Year Drennon.

 

Player of the Year

Daylon Mack is a 6-2, 320-pound senior defensive tackle who continuously gave opposing offensive coordinators sleepless nights due to his versatility and playmaking skills.

The District 6-4A Division II MVP, Mack finished with 87 tackles — 37 of those were for losses with five sacks, and all of them came against opposing offenses that game planned to solve Mack. Mack also caused four fumbles, had three fumble recoveries and blocked two kicks for the Bears.

He has already been chosen for the AP all-state as a defender and recently was named a Parade All-American.

“He deserves all of these honors and accolades that are coming his way right now,” Gladewater coach John Berry said of Mack, who is currently the sought-after prize in a recruiting battle between TCU, Texas and Texas A&M.

“Daylon is a great football player, but he’s even a better kid and person.”

Mack helped Gladewater to an 11-2 season and the District 6-4A Division II championship. The Bears’ lone losses were to St. Thomas More (Lafayette, Louisiana) and in the closing seconds to eventual state champion Gilmer in the Class 4A Division II regional round.

A couple weeks ago in St. Petersburg, Florida, Mack turned in an MVP performance at the Under Armour All-American Bowl. Against the best players in the country, Mack recorded seven tackles, three tackles for loss and had a fumble recovery.

“I just wanted to impose my will on the offense today and cause a lot of havoc,” Mack said in his postgame interview.

Berry said Mack uses his superior physical attributes and intellect to overwhelm the opposition, and added regardless of where he goes to school, he is only going to get better.

“God gifted him with superior physical strength and speed for a defensive tackle,” Berry said. “His ball get-off and movement skills are as good as you’ll see. He’s also a real smart kid and he picks up on little things that offensive lineman do to try and block the schemes. He’s just a phenomenal playmaker.

“He’s just now being able to get in touch with playing the game from a technical standpoint. There is a lot of improvement in front of him that he is going to make and a lot more football in front of him that is going to be even better.”

 

Newcomer of the Year

John Tyler junior Pierre Leonard wanted and could have played varsity for the Lions a year ago, but UIL transfer obligations after moving from Chicago, Illinois, prevented that.

To make up for the lost year, Leonard made double the impact for the Lions in 2014.

The 5-10, 245-pound junior defensive lineman finished with 91 tackles to go along with 12 sacks, six quarterback pressures and 12 tackles for loss. That would be enough in itself, but Leonard also was a force on special teams with five blocked kicks and he recovered a fumble.

The 2014 Newcomer of the Year follows teammate and fellow John Tyler standout Geovari McCollister, who was a recipient of this honor last year. McCollister is a first-team quarterback this year.

“After sitting out (the 2013 season) it helped me get in the weight room, get my speed up, get stronger and get better and focus on my fundamentals and that way I could focus on school too,” Leonard told the Tyler Paper.

Leonard was one half of a dominant defensive tackle pairing. Junior Braylon Jones, a first-team All-East Texas selection, finished with 88 tackles and seven sacks.

Both will be back next year.

“His aggressive style of play along with Braylon’s aggressive, massive style of play, it helps pose a dominating threat in the middle of the field,” JT coach Ricklan Holmes said.  

 

Offensive Player of the Year

Zach Hall enjoyed a strong sophomore season but went into overdrive as a junior to finish as District 11-6A Offensive MVP and American State Bank Player of the Year. His efforts also garnered Hall All-East Texas Offensive Player of the Year honors. He follows Carthage’s Blake Bogenschutz (now at UT San Antonio) as recipient of the honor.

Hall, a 5-11, 181-pound junior quarterback, finished with 2,053 yards passing and 1,502 yards rushing, accounting for 39 touchdowns. In one game alone against Garland Sachse, Hall rushed for six touchdowns to set a new school record, broke the mark for individual game yardage (523) and rushing yards in a game (272).

That was just the start.

By the time the final seconds ticked down in Lee’s bi-district loss to Waco Midway, Hall owned the school’s second-longest touchdown run (83 yards against Waco Midway), longest touchdown pass (92 yards to Jordan Devers) and was tied for most touchdowns thrown in a season with 1991 quarterback Andy Newberry.

There were other records, but it would take too long to list them.

Hall led REL to a 5-5 regular season and its first playoff appearance since 2010.

The Red Raiders were stopped at the first hurdle by Waco Midway to finish 5-6 overall.

“We want to advance more in the playoffs,” Hall said. “That little taste made us hungry so we are grinding hard for next year so we can go farther. It was a good year. The offense put up a lot of numbers and I put up a lot of numbers. I am a little surprised; I wasn’t expecting all of this stuff.

“But I’m also thankful to be on the team with guys like Daylon Mack. Those guys are All-Americans, so that means we are doing something good at Lee.”

 

Defensive Player of the Year/Coach of the Year

Prior to the 2014 season, the furthest Mineola High School football had ever advanced in the playoffs was the quarterfinals.

That occurred in 1962.

From the outside looking in, the Yellowjackets looked like a long shot to have any kind of postseason run thanks to a 0-3 start.

Mineola did not lose another game until three-time state champion Cameron Yoe stopped the Yellowjackets at AT&T Stadium.

Mineola coach Joe Drennon is the All-East Texas Coach of the Year. He follows Kilgore’s Mike Wood as last year’s award recipient.

The Yellowjackets were led on defense by a load of hard-hitting playmakers. None were bigger than senior Trevor Keener, who finished with 196 tackles, 25 of for loss. Keener is this year’s All-East Texas Defensive Player of the Year. He follows Longview’s Zaycoven Henderson as award’s recipient.

Keener was part of a punishing defensive unit that surrendered more than 28 points just twice this season. Keener also had five sacks, two caused fumbles, one fumble recovery and 14 quarterback pressures.

“This year was just unbelievable; every bit of it,” Keener said. “Our town was behind us 100 percent, even our rivals were rooting for us. I was happy and excited (to receive this honor) knowing that all my hard work paid off.”

Arguably Keener’s most impressive stop occurred in the regional semifinals against Pottsboro.

The Yellowjackets defense was bending and not breaking with Pottsboro forced into fourth-and-short from inside the 20. Instead of going for the field goal, Pottsboro opted to run the ball with its big fullback, who had already scored a touchdown earlier in the game.

When he received the handoff, it looked like a formality for the first down until Keener stepped in out nowhere and planted the fullback for no gain. That was one of several fourth-down stops Mineola’s defense had in the playoffs as part of its state final run.

Along with Keener, Mineola’s defense sported fellow All-East Texas selections Casey Gilbreath (114 tackles, 25 pressures and five recovered fumbles) at defensive end, Juan Vargas (214 tackles, 4 interceptions) at linebacker and Noah Sneed (8 interceptions and three defensive touchdowns) at defensive back.

Drennon knew at the start of the year that he had a playoff team, but wasn’t going to make any predictions after that.

Led by sophomore quarterback Jeremiah Crawford (1,226 yards passing, 10 TDs; 1,892 yards rushing, 26 TDs) and sophomore running back Chantz Perkins (258-2,216, 24 TDs) the Yellowjackets navigated past team after team all the way to Arlington.

It helped that they ran behind All-East Texas offensive tackles Riley Anderson and Austin Anderson.

Cameron Yoe proved too much to overcome in the final, but Drennon said that loss does not take anything away from a dream season.

“I told the guys afterward to please don’t let that one game ruin all of what you accomplished this year and what you brought to our community,” Drennon said. “They did a lot of great things.”

Drennon just completed his seventh season at the helm of the Yellowjackets and has led Mineola into the postseason in four of his seven years. This was the first time he’d taken a team to the state championship and although he is honored to be coach of the year, is quick to give credit to others for the Yellowjackets success.

“Anytime you get recognition you’re happy,” Drennon said. “But I am not just happy for myself, but also four our staff and our kids.

“It’s kind of a neat deal any time you can bring recognition to your school district; it’s a real good feeling. I am honored for it. We didn’t win the state championship, but we got to play in it and I am really proud of everyone (involved).”

 

2014 Tyler Morning Telegraph and ETFinalScore.com’s All-East Texas Football Team

Player of the Year

Daylon Mack

Position: Defensive line/Running back School: Gladewater Class: Senior Notable: 6-2, 320-pounder had 87 tackles, five sacks, 35 TFL, 3 FF, 3 PBU, 4 CF, 2 blocked kicks for the 11-2 Bears

Offensive MVP

Zach Hall

Position: Quarterback School: Rob

ert E. Lee Class: Junior Notable: Threw for 2,053 yards (158 for 237) with 18 TDs, 4 INTs; ran for 1,502 yards, 21 TDs on 183 carries

Defensive MVP

Trevor Keener

Position: Defensive line School: Mineola Class: Senior Notable: Recorded 196 tackles, 25 TFL, 5 sacks, 2 CF, 1 FR, 14 QBPs for state finalist Yellowjackets

Newcomer of the Year

Pierre Leonard

Position: Defensive line School: John Tyler Class: Junior Notable: Made 91 stops, 12 sacks, 6 QBPs, 15 TFL, 1 FR, 5 blocked kicks for Class 5A semifinalist Lions

Coach of the Year

Joe Drennon

School: Mineola Notable: Guided the Yellowjackets to their furthest playoff run in school history, going 12-4 before falling in the Class 3A Division I state championship game

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First Team Offense

Garrett Bowery

Position: Offensive Line School: Union Grove Class: Senior Notable:

Tackle graded at 95 percent with 46 pancakes and no sacks allowed on the 11-1 Lions; District 9-2A Division I MVP

Austin Anderson

Position: Offensive Line School: Mineola Class: Junior Notable: 6-4, 280-pound tackle 95 percent grade with 87 pancakes, 118 knockdowns and no sacks allowed; District 8-3A Division I Lineman of the Year

Dane Jesters

Position: Offensive Line School: Gilmer Class: Senior Notable: 5-11, 255-pound center graded at 96 percent with 80 pancakes and no sacks allowed for state championship Buckeyes

Erik McCoy

Position: Offensive Line School:

Lufkin Class: Senior Notable: Texas A&M guard commit graded at 94.7 percent with 27 pancakes and 34 knockdowns

Broderick Washington

Position: Offensive Line School: Longview Class: Senior Notable: Texas Tech tackle pledge graded at 93 percent while paving the way for 411 yards per game, 277 on the ground as the Lobos’ top lineman

Geovari McCollister

Position: Quarterback School: John Tyler Class: Senior Notable: Threw for 3,232 yards (211 for 330) with 39 TDs, 7 INTs; ran for 746 yards, 10 TDs on 171 carries

Jeremy Wilson

Position: Running Back School: John Tyler Class: Senior Notable: Ran for 1,776 yards and 26 TDs on 237 rushes, averaging 7.5 yards per carry

Logan Fuller

Position: Running Back School: Athens Class: Junior Notable: Ran for 2,089 yards and 23 touchdowns, averaging 174 yards per game

Chantz Perkins

Position: Running Back School: Mineola Class: Sophomore Notable: Went for 2,216 yards and 24 touchdowns for state finalist

Connor Hobbs

Position: Wide Receiver School: Bishop Gorman Class: Senior Notable: Set school records with 95 catches for 1,406 yards to go with 9 TDs; owns career school records in receptions (179), receiving yards (2,854) and receiving TDs (24)

Isjuwan Barker

Position: Wide Receiver School: Robert E. Lee Class: Junior Notable: Caught 44 passes for 799 yards and 11 touchdowns

Seth Brasher

Position: Wide Receiver School: Bullard Brook Hill Class: Junior Notable: Hauled in 44 passes for 825 yards and 15 TDs in just seven games

Luis Duran

Position: Kicker School: John Tyler

Class: Senior Notable: Connected on 9 of 13 FGs with a long of 50; 73-82 on PATs with 31 touchbacks

Blake Lynch

Position: Utility School: Gilmer Class: Senior Notable: The Baylor commit racked up 1,043 yards receiving, 888 yards rushing, 289 yards passing and 38 total touchdowns on 136 touches

First Team Defense

Braylon Jones

Position: Defensive Line School:

John Tyler Class: Junior Notable: Totaled 88 tackles, 2 QBPs, 6 TFL, 7 sacks, 1 FF

Casey Gilbreath

Position: Defensive Line School: Mineola Class: Senior Notable: Finished with 114 tackles, 21 TFL, 6 sacks, 5 CF, 2 FR, 25 QBPs, 3 PBU

Cade Parrish

Position: Defensive Line School:

Whitehouse Class: Senior Notable: Tallied 106 tackles, 10 TFL, 4 sacks, 1 CF, 15 QBPs, 2 PBUs

Brandon Durman

Position: Linebacker School: Robert E. Lee Class: Senior Notable: Amassed 149 tackles, 11 TFL, 2 sacks, 3 PBUs

Juan Vargas

Position: Linebacker School: Mineola Class: Senior Notable: Racked up 214 tackles, 10 TFL, 3 INTs, 5 FF, 2 FR, 4 INTs, 7 QBPs, 3 PBUs; District 8-3A Division I Defensive MVP

Demarco Boyd

Position: Linebacker School: Gilmer Class:

Junior Notable: Totaled 100 tackles, 14 QBPs, 6 FF, 2 FR, 5 sacks, 1 INT, 1 defensive TD

Tyarius Hackett

Position: Linebacker School: Alto Class: Senior Notable: Recorded 121 tackles, 2 sacks, 29 TFL, 3 FF, 2 FR, 9 PBU, 2 INT, 1 INT return for TD; District 11-2A Division I MVP

Travon Fuller

Position: Defensive Back School: Athens Class: Junior Notable: Texas A&M commit had 54 tackles, 7 INTs, 2 FR, 1 CF, 1 TD return, 3 blocked PATs; District 8-4A Division I MVP; 1,272 all-purpose yards, 18 TDs

Noah Sneed

Position: Defensive Back School: Mineola Class: Sophomore Notable: Amassed 81 tackles, 8 INTs, 3 defensive TDs, 1 TFL, 2 FR, 4 PBU, 1 QBP

Jakoryian Walker

Position: Defensive Back School: Longview Class: Senior Notable: Had 40 tackles, 7 INTs, 5 PBU, 2 defensive TDs

Jordan Owens

Position: Defensive Back School: John Tyler Class: Senior Notable: Made 4 of his 8 INTs in the playoffs, 60 tackles, 2 PBUs, 1 defensive TD

Zane Boles

Position: Punter School: Henderson

Class: Senior Notable: Averaged 44.2 yards on 33 punts with 15 inside the 20 and a long of 69; as a QB threw for 1,627 yards and ran for 1,185 with 31 total TDs

Keke Coutee

Position: Kick Returner School: Lufkin

Class: Senior Notable: Texas commit returned 9 punts for 273 yards (30.3 average) and 3 TDs; caught 58 passes for 841 yards and 12 TDs

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Second Team Offense

Offensive Line

Luis Alvarado, Jr., Alto 42 pancakes, 83 knockdowns, 96 percent grade

Riley Anderson, Jr., Mineola 70 pancakes, 95 knockdowns, 90 percent grade

Charlie Rowden, Sr., Troup District 8-3A Division II O-lineman of the year

Wyatt Santos, Sr., Van 24 pancakes, 95 percent grade

Thorn Berry, Sr., Gladewater 37 pancakes, no sacks

Quarterback

McClane Carter, Sr., Gilmer 3,969 yards, 47 TDs, 2 INTs

Running Backs

Kris Boyd, Sr., Gilmer 1,052 rush, 808 receiving, 31 TDs

Zach Tatman, Sr., Grace Community 1,052 rush, 408 receiving, 27 TDs

Marcalas Johnson, Sr., Arp 1,647 yards, 22 TDs

Wide Receivers

Trent Williams, Sr., Whitehouse 55 catches, 871 yards, 8 TDs

Kendrick Rogers, Jr., Frankston 57 catches, 1,045 yards, 10 TDs

Trestan Ebner, So., Henderson 40 catches, 918 yards, 11 TDs

Kicker

Willie Tinajero, Jr., Mineola 8 for 10 on FGs (long of 37), 61 for 63 on PATs, two game-winners, 32 touchbacks

Utility

Nick Cain, Sr., John Tyler 881 yards from scrimmage, 9 TDs

 

Second Team Defense

Defensive Line

Gus Peacock, Sr., Alba-Golden 91 tackles, 27 TFL, 11 sacks, 21 QBPs, 6-3A D-II Def. MVP

Jordan Morales, Jr., Bishop Gorman TAPPS D-II District 2 Defensive MVP

Sam Miller, Sr., Canton 65 tackles, 15 sacks

Linebackers

JaVie’Ontae Mumphrey, Sr., Alto 64 tackles, 17 sacks, 33 TFL

Kris Haynes, Sr., Kilgore 129 tackles, 14 TFL, 4 sacks

Jaylon Reese, Sr., John Tyler 103 tackles, 1 INT, 1 TD return

Hunter Redmond, Sr., Van 162 tackles, 16 TFL, 5 sacks, 8-4A D-I Def. MVP

Defensive Backs

Justin Dunning, Sr., Whitehouse 79 tackles, 5 TFL, 3 INT, 1 defensive TD

Bryston Gipson, Jr., John Tyler 71 tackles, 4 defensive TDs, 1 sack, 2 INTs, 6 FR, 2 blocked FGs

Jake Pullen, Sr., White Oak 135 tackles, 3 INTs, 8-3A D-I MVP

Daylon Gordon, Sr., Gladewater 123 tackles, 2 TFL, 3 FF, 2 INTs

Punter

Angel Garza, Sr., Carlisle 44.0 average, 11 inside 20

Kick Returner

Duntayviun Gross, Jr., John Tyler 443 return yards, 1 TD

Honorable Mention

Alba-Golden — Taylor Campbell, Sr.; Dalton Wright, Jr.; Cody Melton, Sr.; Eddie Salinas, Sr.; Logan Culp, Jr.; Eddie Salinas, Sr. All Saints — K.J. Bickham, Jr.; Blake Bengston, Sr. Alto — Willie Skinner, Sr.; Keenen Johnson, Jr.; Craig Collins, Jr.; Jyran Shaw, Sr.; L’Darius Pope, Sr.; Jose Perez, Sr.; Hunter Harwell, Sr.; Leroy Lewis, Sr.; David Berryman, Sr.; Ra’Dedrick Woodson, Fr.; Darren Collins, Sr.; Leroy Lewis, Sr. Arp — Tyrone Hunt, Sr.; Tyler Stewart, So.; Kayce Medlock, So.; Stoker Williams, Sr.; Tristan Bowins, Sr.; Mack Stroupe, So.; Terry Nance, So.; Demarcus Mauldin, Sr.; Landon Atchley, Sr.; Isaiah Baker, Jr.; Kalik Hines, Sr.; Joseph Dews, Jr.; Thomas Reese, Jr. Athens — Raul Campa, Sr.; Devin Hall, Sr.; Mason Mikkelson, Jr.; Grant Hirsch, Jr.; Tyler Trussell, Sr.; Timothy Tanner, Sr. Big Sandy — Charlie Ramsey, Sr.; Preston Beason, Jr.; Kameryn Cuveas, So.; Mason Macwell, Jr.; Jordan Womack, Jr.; Caleb Smith, Sr.; John Caldwell, Sr.; Nathan Atchley, Sr. Bishop Gorman — Judah Bell, So. WR; Christian Watkins, Sr.; Hunter Sattler, Sr.; Jacob Ginnings, So. Brownsboro — Kenneth Woods, Fr.; Xavier Richardson, Jr. Bullard — Major Tennison, So.; Zach Alldredge, Sr.; Jake Allen, Jr.; Dorian Schutt, Sr.; Chris Bradford, Jr.; Drake Daly, Jr.; Jared Alsobrook, Sr.; Tre Crayton, So.; Caleb Hallford, Sr.; Brandon Mullican, Jr., Brooks Purham, So.; Mikah Hughes, Jr.; Tre Crayton, So.; Donovan Yely, So.; Joey Padrucco, So. Bullard Brook Hill — Grant Hanks, Sr. QB; Malik Alley, Sr.; Alex Hale, Jr.; Grant Hanks, Sr.; Gabe Lucio, Sr.; Chase McDermott, Sr.; Caleb Chadwell, Jr. Canton — Garrett Denbow, Sr.; Logan Nace, Jr.; John Cade, Jr. Carlisle — Dalton Sanders, Jr.; Ben Gross Sr.; Collin Gray, Jr.; Collin Gray, Jr.; Bryce McGowan, Sr.; Jacob Costlow; Cainan Wimberly; Trent Roberts; Joel Garza. Carthage — Jarod Blisset, Jr.; Jarod Blissett, Jr.; Hunter Townsend, Fr.; Branton Halcumb, Sr.; Cristian Jimenez, Sr.; Jarrod McLin, Jr.; Jakeldric Jackson, Jr.; Jarod Mclin, Jr.; Chris Howard, Sr.; James Marshall, Sr.; Seth Ballenger, So.; Micah Templeton, Sr.; Rafael Hernandez, Jr.; Justin Clough, Sr. Cayuga — Keshawn Jackson; Colton Harrell; Jayson Johnson; Jalyn Wilson. Chapel Hill — Reggie King, Jr.; Gonzalo Arreguin, Sr.; Jeremy West, Jr.; Konnor Hitchcock, Jr.; Michael Bledsoe, Sr.; Jeffery Minor, Sr.; Zack Walters, Jr.; Johntaveon Martin, Sr.; Andrew Dawson, Jr.; Reggie King, Jr.; Austyn Fendrick, Jr.; Jabraylon Franklin, Jr. Cushing — Brandon Matlock, Jr. Daingerfield — Keke Chism, Jr.; Denzel Mims, Jr.; Jose Bello, Fr.; Gentry Alexander, Sr. Edgewood — Josh Davis, Sr.; Jackson Tyner, Sr.; Tye Elie, So.; Devin Davison, Jr., Devin Davison, Jr.; Christian Davison, Sr.; Tye Elie, So. Elkhart — Taner Tunstall, Sr.; Austin Sheridan, Sr.; Zack Gray, Jr.; Jackson Adair, Jr.; Chad Taylor, Jr.; Alex Flores, Jr.; Traylon Swanson, Jr.; Nathan Vick, So.; Chris Box, Sr. Emory Rains — Markell Spigner, Sr.; Dilan House, Sr., Austin Nelson, Jr.; Ryan Ratliff, Jr.; Caesar Colunga, So. Frankston — Aldo Molina, Jr.; Justice Bean, Jr. Fruitvale — Dustin Earl, Sr. Gilmer — Kollin Hurt, So.; Chase Tate; Jackson Sikes, Jr.; Collin Hardin, Sr.; Johnny Perez, Jr.; Jamel Jackson, Sr.; Quinn Fluellen, Sr.; Nick Smith, Sr.; Devin Smith, Jr., Gilmer; Tristan Olivares, Jr.; Jamaal Wheler, Jr.; Dakota Williamson, Sr.; Cambron Granville, Jr.; Blevin Burns, Sr.; Kade Clemens, So.; Colton Hendrix, Sr.; Zach Spears, Jr. Gladewater — Caleb Williams, Jr.; Cody Brackeen, Sr.; Isaac Espinoza, Sr.; Nick Canaguier, Sr.; Justice Centers, Jr.; James Reese, Sr.; Clayton Findley, Sr.; Cameron Callaway Jr.; Jazton Tyiska, Sr.; Kenneth Ainsworth, Sr.; Quanterius Turner, Jr.; Austin Blanco, Jr.; Marcello Jackson, Jr.; Blake Guthrie, Jr.; Nick Carmona. Grace Community — Landon Ashbreck, Sr.; Josh Spitzer, So.; Jonny Spitzer, Sr.; Adam Graham, Sr.; Chris McLeod, Sr.; Chandler Nutt, Sr. Grand Saline — Garrett Barnes, Jr. Grapeland — Isaac Lewis; Riley Chipman; Rodney Davis; Jaquez Faulk. Hallsville — Blair Fernandez, So.; Logan Bailey, Sr.; Trey Gillespie, Sr.; Kha’lil Sneed, Sr.; Coleton Lasseter, Jr.; Dewayne Johnson, Sr.; Ben Dewoody, Sr.; Colton Oberthier, Jr.; Andrew Southard, Jr.; Lance Hardman, Jr.; Jacob Taylor, Sr. Harmony — Keagan Phillips, So.; Dylon McGinniss, So. Hawkins — Cole Harwell, Sr.; Emery King, Sr. Henderson — La Kendrick Vanzandt, So.; Seth Hensley, Sr.; Edgar Sanchez, Sr.; Trevor Still, Sr.; Cohlyn Hodges, Sr.; Dustin Fielding, Sr.; Randy Davis, Sr. Jacksonville — Carter McCown, Sr.; Datavian Thacker, Jr. John Tyler — Bryson Smith, So. WR; Kendall Holmes, Sr.; Adrian Pulido, Sr.; Dau’quawn Montgomery, So.; Jassavia Reese, Sr.; Tony Johnson, Sr.; Isaac Warren, Sr. Kaufman — Elier Avila, Sr.; Jefferson Fritz; Desmond Williams, Jr.; Dru Prox, Jr.; Jacob Holley, Sr.; Myron Wrenn. Kilgore — Blake Guthrie, Sr.; Kevrin Justice, Sr.; Jarod Wood, Sr.; Nick Orange, Sr.; William Colbert, Sr.; Jacobie Wafer, Sr.; Mason Shelton, Jr.; Caylon Williams, Jr.; Sayvion Moye, Sr.; Trey Tinney, Sr.; Jordan Thompson, Sr.; Chris Toombs, Jr. Longview — Jaylon Jackson, Sr.; Tylan Miller, Jr.; Marquis Hunter, Sr.; Andres Perez, Sr.; Travion Nelson, Sr.; Dez Chumley, Sr.; Emmanuel Gordon, Sr.; Antonio Carter, Sr.; Khalil Williams, Sr.; Ameron Dean, Jr.; Omar French, Sr.; Karbohn McAdoo, Sr.; Qydarius Washington, Sr.; Keenan Madden, Jr. Lufkin — Trey Cumbie, Sr.; Steven Sowell, Sr.; Terry Mark, Sr.; Josh Driver, Sr.; Tyrique Spencer, Sr. Mabank — Cody Thompson, Sr. Marshall — Cameron Haller, So.; Chett Munden, Sr.; Chavis Mills, Jr.; Montrell Patton, Jr.; John Love, Sr.; Trey Valentine, Sr.; Antonio Washington, Sr.; Micahh Smith, Jr. Mineola — Jeremiah Crawford, So.; Michael Drennon, Fr.; Dalton Dupont, Sr.; Aaron Standford, So.; Brent Wells, Sr.; Dalton Harris, Fr. Mount Enterprise — Justin Johnson, Sr.; Tony Burns, Sr.; Ty Hamm, Sr.; Dhailon Phillips, So.; Christian Hammett, Jr.; Patrick Earl, Sr. Mount Pleasant — Jaquille Rodgers, Sr.; Hunter Lide, Sr. Nacogdoches — Hunter McClelland, Sr.; Coronado Tolbert, Sr.; Duntavian Thomas, Sr.; Ken Rogers, Sr.; Rodney Hill, Jr.; Tim Meyers, Sr.; Jesse Graham, Sr.; Kyle Krenek, Sr.; Jaylon Lane, Sr.; Corey Lane, Jr.; Bryce Matthews, Sr. Overton — Tanner Lee, Fr.; Joseph Clark, Fr.; Nick Baker, Jr.; Erik Rodriquez, So.; Julian Herndon, Jr.; Jonathan Hughes, Jr. Palestine — Jake Neal, So.; Devonte Mims, Jr.; Jhamonte Milton, So.; Irric Deyon, So.; Chris Weaver, Sr. Palestine Westwood — Logan Rogers, Jr.; Freedom Thompson, Jr.; Kaigan Baker, Jr.; Malik Benson, So.; D.J. Hicks, Jr.; Micah Ellerbee, Sr. Pine Tree — Mason Hays, Sr. Pittsburg — EJ Hill, So.; Sir Charles Perkins, Sr.; Bradlee Warrick, Sr. Pleasant Grove — Devuntay Walker, So.; Ty Everett; Jacob Smith. Quitman — Hill Norris, Sr.; Frank Taylor, Sr. Robert E. Lee — Bryston Parker, Sr. Rusk — Bryce Hoffman; D-Jay Glenn, Sr.; Sean Bixler, Sr.; Isaiah Francis, Jr.; Jack Patton, Sr. Sabine — Tyler Mustin, Sr.; Bo Bates, So.; Tanner Sharp, Sr.; Tevin Roberts, Jr.; Jordan Stegman, Jr.; Brandon Gann, Sr.; Grant Key, Sr.; O’Shean Jagot, Sr.; Sam Smith, Sr. Spring Hill — Troy Duran, Sr.; Hagen Tucker, Sr.; Kolby Tulpa; Garrett Self. Sulphur Springs — Larry Pryor, Sr.; Jess Jenkins, Sr.; Landon Watkins, Sr.; Keylon Hall, Jr.; Carson Hicks, Sr.; Zach Spigner, Sr.; Jaylon Dugan, Sr. Tatum — Devan Carradine, Jr.; Deyante Roberson, Sr.; Martin Williams, Sr.; Chaston Brooks, Sr., Jordan Nelson, Sr.; Damieon Lopez, Sr.; Kyshaun Smith, Sr.; Jesus Sandoval; Carlos Pocasangre. Tenaha — Cobe Caraway, Sr.; Demarcus Perry, Sr.; T.J. Thomas, Sr.; Blane Cummings, Jr.; D’Andre Thomas, Sr., Kebo Reed, Sr.; Blane Cummings, Jr.; Seth Wyatt, Sr. Texas High — Jarion Anderson, Sr.; Matt Davis, Jr.; Nicholas Runnels, Sr.; Javon Thomas, Sr.; Jacorian Walker, Jr.; William Brown, Sr.; Nathan Runnels, Sr.; KJ Reid, Sr.; Dee Jones, Jr. Troup — Brett Martin, Sr.; D’Luis West, Sr.; Nate Jenkinson, Sr. Union Grove — Tristan Thompson, Sr.; Hayden Gray, Jr.; Coleson Klein, Jr.; Rans Mullins, Sr.; Shayne Brown, Sr.; Triston Adkins, Sr.; Brennan Daughtry, So.; Micah Brantley, Sr.; Collin Ferrell, Sr.; Corey Sturrock, Sr.; Hunter Gray, Sr.; Rans Mullins, Sr.; Ethan Tillery, Sr.; Chase Day, Jr.; Cole Wood, Sr. Van — Matt Savis, Sr.; Jozef Ruiz, Sr.; Peter Maddox, Sr.; Alphonso Thomas, Jr.; Kaleb Dike, Sr.; Bryain Robert, Sr.; Brice Borgeson, Sr.; Drew Boroughs, Sr.; Riley Krumvieda, Jr.; Layton Myers; Cooper Bledsoe, So.; West Rusk — Corey Brister, Jr.; Jose Cerda, So.; Kevin Jones, So.; D.J. Hicks, Jr.; Jacob Smith, Sr. White Oak — Swade Smith, Jr.; Caden Bevis, Jr.; Cordelle Smith, Sr.; Carlos Camacho, Jr.; Dax Davis, Jr.; Chris Boyd, Jr.; Keelin Munoz, Sr.; Josh Hampton, Sr.; Jack Rogers, Sr. Whitehouse — Dominique Hollie, Sr.; Nic Costlow, Sr.; Tre Staples, Sr. Wills Point — Tyriq Burnett, So.; Marques Crouch, Jr.; Chuck Smith, So.; Ranger Wilcoxson, Sr.; Jah Golden; TreVaughn Williams; Michael Hess, Sr. Winnsboro — Marcus Tucker, So.; Quinton King, Sr.; Josiah Benton, Jr.; Jeremy Moses, Jr.; Tedrick Shepherd, Sr. Winona — Pablo Tarrango, Fr.