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The Hail Mary of 2018.
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Where has the time gone? A decade has melted away, leaving us with some amazing memories on the football field.
The city of Houston has seen the nastiest of defenses in the state like Katy's in 2015, upstart programs like Shadow Creek and last-second heroics like North Shore's in 2018.
It's been an amazing ride and VYPE has had the pleasure to have a front row seat to all the action.
So, let the debate begin...
Who were the city's Top 20 football teams since the Year 2010?
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No. 1 North Shore, 2018 (Class 6A, DI)
Undefeated squad. Won state on Hail Mary, beating an amazing Duncanville squad
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No. 2 Katy, 2015 (Class 6A, DII)
Unprecedented Defense. Maybe best Tiger team ever
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No. 3 Shadow Creek, 2019 (Class 5A, DI)
Has gone 31-1 in first two seasons. Loaded with stars on both sides
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No. 4 North Shore, 2019 (Class 6A, DI)
No Banks, No Evans, No Problem. Dematrius Davis does it again
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No. 5 Katy, 2012 (Class 5A, DII)
RB Adam Taylor rushed for 277 yards over Cedar Hill for 7th title
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