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Hawley (TX) GENERAL Nickname: Bearcats Colors: Maroon/White Coach: Buddy Hardin League: 2A Region I District 6 (moving from 2A Region I District 5) Playoff Division: 2A Playoff Division Rank: #161 RETURNERS Returning Offensive Starters: 8 Returning Defensive Starters: 7 Starting Quarterback Returning: no Top Running Back Returning: yes RATINGS 2007 Final Power Rating: -16.1 2007 National Rank: #11520 2007 State Rank: #900 Off-Season Rating Adjustment: +2.5 2008 Starting Power Rating: -13.5 2008 National Rank: #11093 2008 State Rank: #877 Dynasty Rating (Average 2003-2007 Rating): -15.8 Dynasty National Rank: #11751 2008 Rating vs. Dynasty Rating Comparison: better by 2.3 Dynasty Record: 17-34 (12-17 in league) HISTORICAL 2007 Overall Record: 3-7 2007 League Record/Finish: 2-5 (6th) 2007 Points For Average: 22.2 2007 Points Against Average: 24.8 2007 Differential: -2.6 2007 Wins: #11630 Stamford (39-20), #11821 Colorado (Colorado City) (31-13), #12553 Ranger (13-8) 2007 Losses: #5270 Haskell (32-13), #7625 Merkel (28-7), #8800 Stanton (14-8), #9734 Coahoma (42-33), #10867 Anson (35-32), #11147 Rotan (25-21), #11279 Grape Creek (San Angelo) (31-25) 2007 Opponents W-L: 47-56 Winning Streak Entering 2008 Season: 1 Streak List: 11/9/07 Colorado (Colorado City) (31-13) SCHEDULE 2008 Schedule: 8/29 at Albany, 9/4 Roscoe, 9/12 Coleman, 9/19 at Stamford, 9/26 Ranger, 10/10 at Eastland, 10/17 Merkel, 10/24 at Cisco, 10/31 Clyde, 11/7 at Anson Highest-Rated 2008 Regular Season Opponents: Cisco (45.2), Clyde (31.6), Coleman (23.6) Lowest-Rated 2008 Regular Season Opponents: Ranger (-21.4), Eastland (-15), Stamford (-9.3) 2007 Regular Season Schedule Strength: -9.7 2008 Regular Season Schedule Strength: 7.6 2008 vs. 2007 Schedule Strength Comparison: +17.3 2008 Projected Regular Season Record: 2-8 2008 Projected League Finish: 5th 2008 Undefeated Regular Season Probability: less than 1% Opener: 8/29 at Albany [projection: 35-20 loss] Outlook: Bearcats coach Buddy Hardin has fifteen starters back looking to improve on last season's three win campaign. Josh Harris and Daniel Brewer are very capable at RB after combining for just shy of 1,000 yards last season. Harris and Billy Brosh are solid in the secondary. More playmakers are needed, but a decent base is in place.