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Hard for the town when the population peaked 60 years ago. Hasn't gone down much since then in terms of raw numbers, but the lack of growth is noticeable in the amount of abandoned structures/houses scattered across town.

Would if an outcome could to similar to how some recent years went with Newton and WOS or even that game with Newton and Gilmer a few years back that Newton won.

Hands down, one of the worst graphics I've seen this season, no team names, and the font is hard to read. The gold representing the away games doesn't mess well with the dark background making it even harder to read. They took all the worst aspects and put them together.

West Texas districts are another breed of travel, makes sense though, 0-10 with low numbers and long travel.

If the town lost the school, it seems there would be nothing left, so it makes sense to stay open if the town wants to not become a ghost town.

Being a large, good team on an island makes it pretty difficult, when was the last time Texas High had relatively closer games?

Only half an hour to Marfa, surprising to me, seems to be a few schools within an hour.

What is the point of keeping that school open if it has 6 people, are the other schools nearby all over an hour+ away? That would be the only reason that makes sense, and I am going to look at this school on Google maps to see what it looks like.

Why would they want to?

Longview will be 6A next year.

They could always sneak one by into a 3rd seed, as Bullard did with Van last year, didn't impact the seed for Van, but it could in this new district if Pitt/SH/NL pull out a win on them.

Not too long ago LE was 4A D1, and now they're 3A D1, it seems so crazy to me how they can drop so quickly.

Some of these graphics could use some real work, some are very hard to read.

It makes sense to prevent a 5 team district. That is the main thing that it does.

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