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Hendrickson (Pflugerville, TX) GENERAL Coach: Dwayne Weirich League: 4A Region IV District 25 Playoff Division: 4A Playoff Division Rank: #127 RETURNERS Returning Offensive Starters: 5 Returning Defensive Starters: 6 Starting Quarterback Returning: no Top Running Back Returning: no RATINGS 2007 Final Power Rating: 11.6 2007 National Rank: #4927 2007 State Rank: #429 Off-Season Rating Adjustment: -3.5 2008 Starting Power Rating: 8.1 2008 National Rank: #5742 2008 State Rank: #489 Dynasty Rating (Average 2003-2007 Rating): 4.1 Dynasty National Rank: #6179 2008 Rating vs. Dynasty Rating Comparison: better by 4 Dynasty Record: 14-25 (9-15 in league) HISTORICAL 2007 Overall Record: 3-7 2007 League Record/Finish: 3-4 (5th) 2007 Points For Average: 20 2007 Points Against Average: 26.1 2007 Differential: -6.1 2007 Wins: #4797 Vista Ridge (Cedar Park) (20-17), #7368 Dripping Springs (44-21), #10614 Lampasas (42-7) 2007 Losses: #115 Lake Travis (Austin) (33-13), #2007 Connally (Austin) (16-14), #2007 Ellison (Killeen) (43-0), #2155 Canyon (New Braunfels) (35-28), #2565 Burnet (20-19), #2726 Fredericksburg (34-13), #3075 Marble Falls (35-7) 2007 Opponents W-L: 57-55 Winning Streak Entering 2008 Season: none SCHEDULE 2008 Schedule: 8/29 Canyon (New Braunfels), 9/5 at Burnet, 9/12 Del Valle, 9/19 vs Elgin, 9/26 Hutto, 10/3 at Lampasas, 10/17 Lake Travis (Austin), 10/24 at Dripping Springs, 10/31 Marble Falls, 11/7 at Killeen Highest-Rated 2008 Regular Season Opponents: Lake Travis (Austin) (66.9), Canyon (New Braunfels) (33), Killeen (25.8) Lowest-Rated 2008 Regular Season Opponents: Lampasas (-9.5), Dripping Springs (4.6), Elgin (5) 2007 Regular Season Schedule Strength: 19.8 2008 Regular Season Schedule Strength: 19.4 2008 vs. 2007 Schedule Strength Comparison: -0.4 2008 Projected Regular Season Record: 3-7 2008 Projected League Finish: 5th 2008 Undefeated Regular Season Probability: less than 1% Opener: 8/29 Canyon (New Braunfels) [projection: 35-13 loss] Outlook: After a three-win season last year, the Hawks have eleven starters back, including some playmakers, especially on defense. At LB, Melvin Goss and Juan Asencio return, while up front Darius Banks, Terrance Simmons, Craig Abernathy, Wes Acuna and Paul Rogers are all capable and strong. On offense, Askar Jana steps into the QB role, while Marquese Dunn played a good amount last year; he is the guy at RB this season. Kenny Williams could also see carries. Coach Dwayne Weirich had a squad that could be significantly better than last year's 2-7 unit.