High School Football
VYPE rankings: The top 20 entering postseason play
Matt Malatesta
Nov 15, 2017, 2:35 pm
Originally appeared on Vype.com.
And just like that, the 2017-18 high school football regular season is over. Hard to believe isn’t it?
The season took a wild turn due to Hurricane Harvey and some schools will never be the same. Everyone came together and made adjustments to pull off a great season.
So now it’s do-or-die as the playoffs begin this week. Here are the rankings entering the postseason.
Several of the names are familiar power programs including Katy, Manvel, The Woodlands, Klein Collins and Westfield among others. Other teams who are not household names may include Ridge Point, Langham Creek, FB Bush and New Caney, but they are in the dance.
So let’s get it started as the race to the state finals begins this week.
Rank | Team (Record) | Comment |
1 | Katy (8-0) | Another Undefeated Season; Regional Favs |
2 | Klein Collins (9-0) | Gave Up 8 Pts per Game; District Champs |
3 | Cy-Fair (9-0) | Original CFISD Team Closes Out Historic 17-6A |
4 | Westfield (9-0) | Rolled Through Season; Defense Gave Up 8 ppg |
5 | The Woodlands (7-1) | Only Loss on Last Second Kick by Katy; Peaking |
6 | Ridge Point (8-1) | Kings of FBISD |
7 | Lamar (7-1) | Only Loss to No. 2 Klein Collins in 1st Game |
8 | Atascocita (7-1) | Eagles are for Real; Umblemished in District |
9 | Spring (8-1) | Solid on Both Sides of Ball; Could be Sleeper |
10 | Bush (7-1) | Class 6A DII Regional Favorites |
11 | Langham Creek (8-1) | Loss to Cy-Fair, But Could be DII Challenger |
12 | Cinco Ranch (8-1) | Kuithe Brothers Out Will Make it Tough |
13 | Clear Springs (7-2) | Took Down Clear Lake for District Title |
14 | North Shore (6-3) | Here Come the MUSTANGS |
15 | Hastings (6-2) | Fear the District Champ Bears |
16 | Klein Oak (6-3) | Good Bounce Back Season After Slow Start |
17 | Deer Park (6-3) | Solid Defense; Solid Offense – Nothing Sexy |
18 | Cypress Ranch (7-2) | Pretty Strong Finish; Graduation Caught Up to Them |
19 | Strake Jesuit (7-2) | Crusaders Headed to Playoffs |
20 | Dickinson (7-2) | Gators Coming Alive |
Rank | Team (Record) | Comment |
1 | Manvel (9-0) | Now the Run to State |
2 | Angleton (9-0) | Are they at Full Strength? |
3 | FB Marshall (7-2) | Will be Tough Out in Playoffs |
4 | New Caney (7-2) | Unleashed on Crosby |
5 | Crosby (9-1) | Limping Into Postseason? |
6 | Magnolia West (8-1) | Stumbled Vs Hunstville |
7 | Waltrip (8-0) | Big Game Vs Crosby |
8 | Magnolia (5-4) | Slips into Playoffs |
9 | Porter (7-3) | Great Back-to-Back Seasons |
10 | Foster (6-3) | Falcons Have High Hopes |
There’s been plenty of buzz about the Texans making moves during this year’s draft, and they didn’t waste any time proving it true.
Just hours before the 2025 NFL Draft kicks off, Houston has pulled off a trade with the Cleveland Browns.
It’s starting early today 👀
Texans Trade:
🔴 2025 5th round pick (166 overall)
🔴 2027 5th round pick
Browns Trade:
🔴 2025 6th round pick (179 overall)
🔴 2025 6th round pick (216 overall)
🔴 2025 7th round pick (255 overall) pic.twitter.com/b7VeYpJUNt
— Houston Texans (@HoustonTexans) April 24, 2025
Houston is sending a 2025 5th round pick and a 2027 5th round pick to Cleveland in exchange for two 2025 6th round picks and one 2025 7th round selection.
While it's no certainty, it sure seems the Texans are trying to acquire as much capital as possible in the 2025 Draft to help them maneuver up and down the board over the next three days.
Texans GM Nick Caserio has a reputation as a wheeler and dealer, and this year is clearly no exception.
Will the Texans use this capital to move up in the first round? We're about to find out!
Go Texans!