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| Hirschi (Wichita Falls, TX) GENERAL Nickname: Huskies Colors: Blue/Scarlet Coach: Neal Searcy League: 3A Region I District 5 (moving from 3A Region I District 6) Playoff Division: 3A Playoff Division Rank: #156 RETURNERS Returning Offensive Starters: 6 Returning Defensive Starters: 7 Starting Quarterback Returning: no Top Running Back Returning: no RATINGS 2007 Final Power Rating: -11.8 2007 National Rank: #10755 2007 State Rank: #845 Off-Season Rating Adjustment: -1.5 2008 Starting Power Rating: -13.2 2008 National Rank: #11029 2008 State Rank: #871 Dynasty Rating (Average 2003-2007 Rating): -4.7 Dynasty National Rank: #9040 2008 Rating vs. Dynasty Rating Comparison: worse by 8.5 Dynasty Record: 11-40 (2-19 in league) HISTORICAL 2007 Overall Record: 3-7 2007 League Record/Finish: 0-4 (5th) 2007 Points For Average: 17.4 2007 Points Against Average: 40.9 2007 Differential: -23.5 2007 Wins: #10723 Portales (NM) (31-6), #10850 Castleberry (Fort Worth) (54-43), #13916 Diamond Hill-Jarvis (Fort Worth) (29-6) 2007 Losses: #869 Graham (52-7), #957 Vernon (46-0), #1410 Burkburnett (54-8), #4122 Iowa Park (56-26), #5761 Breckenridge (58-7), #7200 Lake View (San Angelo) (36-0), #9049 Eastern Hills (Fort Worth) (52-12) 2007 Opponents W-L: 51-59 Winning Streak Entering 2008 Season: none SCHEDULE 2008 Schedule: 8/29 at Clyde, 9/5 Springtown, 9/12 at Breckenridge, 9/19 Holliday, 9/26 at Gainesville, 10/10 Vernon, 10/17 at Decatur, 10/25 Iowa Park, 10/31 Bridgeport, 11/7 at Burkburnett Highest-Rated 2008 Regular Season Opponents: Burkburnett (33.2), Clyde (31.6), Vernon (27.1) Lowest-Rated 2008 Regular Season Opponents: Gainesville (-7.7), Breckenridge (3.8), Holliday (6.3) 2007 Regular Season Schedule Strength: 6 2008 Regular Season Schedule Strength: 14.4 2008 vs. 2007 Schedule Strength Comparison: +8.4 2008 Projected Regular Season Record: 1-9 2008 Projected League Finish: 6th 2008 Undefeated Regular Season Probability: less than 1% Opener: 8/29 at Clyde [projection: 44-7 loss] Outlook: Coach Neil Searcy has thirteen starters returning for a team that went 3-7 last season and winless in conference play. Tevin Thomas is the likely starter at RB, while Marquise Wiley and Tevin Edwards should combine for a solid receiving core. Who will start at QB is a big question. On defense, LB Demtrion Cooper will lead the way, with Richard Evans leading the way on the line. Some talent is on the roster, but key positions must be dealt with; an uphill climb exists. |