2010 TPF ALL TEXAS TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterbacks
J.W. Walsh – Denton Guyer (5A), Senior
A dual-threat quarterback, Walsh led the Wildcats to the 5A Division II State Championship game where they lost a close contest to Cibolo Steele. The Oklahoma State commit threw for 3,188 yards and 35 touchdowns against only 6 interceptions, while rushing for 1,423 yards and 16 touchdowns.
Ryan Polite – DeSoto (5A), Senior
Polite capped off a brilliant career at DeSoto by throwing for 4,128 yards and 40 TDs in addition to scoring 13 times on the ground. He ends his career 4th on the all-time list for passing attempts (1,169) and completions (738) and 5th in career passing yards with 10,721.
Jack Rhoades – Cameron Yoe (2A), Senior
Led the Yoemen to the Class 2A Division I State Championship game. Rhoades threw for 3,567 yards with 48 touchdowns while completing 66.8 percent of his passes in addition to earning all-state honors as voted on by the Associated Press.
Running Backs
Malcolm Brown – Cibolo Steele (5A), Senior
The senior running back, who is an oral commit to the University of Texas, led the Knights to the Class 5A Division II State Championship, as he ran for 2,596 yards and 30 TDs. Brown, who makes our team for the second consecutive season, ended his career with 6,117 yards rushing and 80 TDs.
Dustin Garrison – Pearland (5A), Senior
Led the Oilers to their first title as they won the Class 5A Division I State Championship with a 28-24 win over Euless Trinity. Garrison totaled 2,827 yards rushing and 46 touchdowns.
Jonathan Gray – Aledo (4A), Junior
Kenneth Hall’s single season record for rushing touchdowns (57) had been in existence since 1953. The record fell in 2010, as Gray scored 59 times on the ground in addition to rushing for the 14th highest single season total in Texas schoolboy history, as he ran for 3,183 yards to lead Aledo to their second consecutive state championship.
Brandon Williams – Brookshire Royal (3A), Senior
Williams, who stands 6’1 and runs a 4.4 40, averaged almost 10 yards a carry in rushing for 2,438 yards and 33 TDs. Williams was the MVP of district 24-3A and has given his verbal pledge to Oklahoma.
Offensive Line
Conner Cox – Katy (5A), Senior
Best lineman on one of the state’s best teams. The 6’3″ 302 lb. lineman had 32 pancakes on the season.
Sedrick Flowers – Galena Park North Shore (5A), Senior
Flowers had 31 pancakes on the season. He is committed to Texas and ranked as the #1 guard in the nation by Rivals.com.
Spencer Drango – Cedar Park (4A), Senior
The 6’6, 264 lb. lineman had 144 knockdowns and didn’t allow a sack all season. He is committed to Baylor.
Josh Cochran – Hallsville (4A), Senior
The University of Texas commitment graded 93%, had 71 pancakes, 64 knockdowns and no sacks allowed.
Taylor Doyle – Lake Travis (4A), Senior
The University of Texas commitment had 85 knockdowns and helped lead Lake Travis to a record tying fourth consecutive state title.
Sergio Montejano – Muleshoe (2A), Senior
Graded at 95 percent with 55 pancakes and 89 knockdowns while not allowing a sack all season.
Brady Zunker – Falls City (1A), Senior
Zunker makes our team for the second consecutive year. He had 56 pancakes, graded at 98 percent and didn’t allow a sack over the past two seasons.
Wide Receivers
Trey Metoyer – Whitehouse (4A), Senior
Metoyer, who is verbally pledged to Oklahoma, snagged 108 passes for 1,540 yards and 23 TDs. He ends his career second on the all-time career receptions list with 259.
Jaxson Shipley – Brownwood (3A), Senior
The 6’0, 170 lb. Shipley hauled in 87 passes for more than 1,650 yards and 27 touchdowns. He will follow in the footsteps of his brother Jordan and attend the University of Texas.
Deandre Taylor – Brownsboro (3A), Senior
An all around weapon for Brownsboro as he had 81 catches for 1,177 yards and 18 TDs, 196 yards rushing and 670 return yards with a TD.
Andres Alanez – Ben Bolt (1A), Senior
Favorite target of all-state quarterback Aaron Bueno, Alanez had 79 receptions for 1,619 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Kicker
Mac McGuire – Southlake Carroll (5A), Senior
McGuire nailed all ten of his field goal tries and was 44 for 44 on PATs.
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Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Johnny Manziel
Quarterback
Kerrville Tivy Antlers
Manziel excelled both in the air and on the ground as he threw for 2,958 yards and 38 TDs while rushing for 1,414 yards and 24 TDs. The Texas A&M commit was named 4A offensive Player of the Year by the Associated Press. Video
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Steve Edmond
Linebacker
Daingerfield Tigers
Edmond, who is orally committed to the University of Texas racked up 101 tackles, including 20 for loss, in addition to posting four sacks and four forced fumbles. He was named the 2A Defensive Player of the Year by the Associated Press. Video
DEFENSE
Defensive Line
Jordan Wade – Round Rock Stony Point (5A), Senior
A dominant figure in the middle of the Dragons defense at his defensive tackle position. Wade makes our team for the second consecutive year. He had 40 tackles with 5 sacks despite constant double teams.
Mario Edwards – Denton Ryan (4A), Junior
Had 79 tackles, including 32 for loss and 12 sacks. Named the 4A defensive player of the year by the Associated Press.
Cedric Reed – Cleveland (3A), Senior
Reed, who is orally committed to Texas, was in on 129 tackles to go along with 12 sacks. He was the defensive MVP of district 22-3A.
Jairo Campa – Cameron Yoe (2A), Senior
Helped lead the Yoemen to the state championship game with 133 tackles, including nine for loss and six sacks.
Robert Uballe – New Deal (1A), Senior
A quarterback’s nightmare, as he racked up 19 sacks to go along with 101 tackles and three fumble recoveries.
Linebackers
Brandon Mullins – Coppell (5A), Senior
Led the Cowboys to the best season in school history with 131 tackles, 11 sacks and three interceptions.
Named 5A Defensive Player of the Year.
Derrick Matthews – Galena Park North Shore (5A), Senior
Totaled 155 tackles including eight sacks and 22 tackles for loss.
Randy Lee Flores – Mission Veterans (4A), Senior
Totaled 155 tackles, including 20 for loss, to go along with eight sacks and four forced fumbles.
Caden Ellis – Brownwood (3A), Senior
Totaled 110 tackles including 12 sacks and 9 tackles for loss. Named 3A Defensive Player of the Year by the AP.
Kendall Thompson – Carthage (3A), Senior
The 6-3, 232 lb. linebacker, who has pledged to Texas, had 57 tackles and four interceptions despite missing three games to lead Carthage to a third straight title, where he was named defensive MVP.
Johnathon White – Bremond (1A), Senior
Had 160 tackles with 13 tackles for loss and six forced fumbles. Named 1A AP Defensive Player of the Year.
Defensive Backs
Eric Escamilla – Brownsville Pace (5A), Senior
Escamilla was in on a whopping 152 tackles, in addition to intercepting six passes.
Devante Potier – Houston Wheatley (4A), Senior
Potier had 57 tackles, broke up 25 passes, and had eight interceptions.
Jabari Prewitt – Hutto (4A), Senior
Racked up 103 tackles, recovered three fumbles and intercepted eight passes.
De’Metrius Jacobs – Brookshire Royal (3A), Senior
Had 8 interceptions with 81 tackles, while also accounting for more than 700 yards of total offense.
Beau Brewer – New Diana (2A), Senior
Brewer was all over the field with 124 tackles, five interceptions and two fumble recoveries.
David Hockenberry – New Deal (1A), Junior
Had 114 tackles, five interceptions and five sacks to his credit.
Punter
David Ash – Belton (5A), Senior
In addition to being an outstanding quarterback, Ash also handled punting duties well enough to earn a spot on our team with a 45.9 average.
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All Texas Team 2010 Coach of the Year
Hank Carter – Lake Travis
When Carter was promoted to the head coaching position after previous head coach Chad Morris took the offensive coordinator position at Tulsa, not much was expected of him; only that he take a program that had won three consecutive state championships to another title, as anything less at Lake Travis would be considered less then desirable. Despite losing two regular season games, not winning district for the first time since
2003 and playing through injuries to QB Michael Brewer and wide receiver Conner Floyd, the mission was accomplished and Lake Travis joined Celina and Sealy as the only Texas schools to win four consecutive state championships. The Cavaliers have also won 24 consecutive playoff games, which is second all-time behind Celina’s 25.
Honorable Mention
Tony Heath – Pearland
Heath led the Oilers to their first state title in school history, beating Euless Trinity 28-24 in the final and finishing 16-0 to win the Class 5A Division I State Championship. 5A Division I was loaded with several of the state’s top teams, and the Oilers proved their worthiness as they knocked off both Trinity and Katy, who were ranked 1-2 in class 5A all season.
Scott Surratt – Carthage
Surratt led Carthage to their third consecutive Class 3A title as they defeated Coldspring-Oakhurst 47-22. The Bulldogs fought through early season injuries which contributed to their two losses to pull off the state title trifecta.
