Do the best High School Football Players come out of the state of Texas...If not then which one?

Question

I don't really know who does, I was just mentioning them because they are crazy about football down there. My other guess would be Florida

Answer 1

You're pretty much on as far as Texas and Florida... There's three states that are hotbeds of high school football... Texas, Florida and Ohio. An argument could be made for each of them as far as which one is the best. A fourth state is pretty darn close, which is California. In the three states I mentioned there is a community passion for football, the best male athletes tend to gravitate towards football, and they get the best coaching and training. I live in Youngstown, Ohio and the love for High school football is so huge here that folks would rather talk high school football on sports talk radio rather than college or pros.

Answer 2

tough question. Most people have thier own opinions based on where they are from. The top state for speed has to be Florida. South Florida specifically. More speed then anywhere in the nation. Texas also has a lot of good players, and California is up there. Penn is very good at developing some mamoth O-linemen. It all depends on where you're from, because everyone is biased. I'm from Kentucky, and our football sucks, so I can honestly say that if I had to make a top 3 it would be Florida, Texas, then California. Still, great players are all over the nation.

Answer 3

Hell yeah, the best football players come from Texas. You may think were obssed but were really not...were just passionate about football. This is my varsity team's roster and the colleges they have signed this year alone...also we have Southlake Carrol HS agrubably the best football team in the nation!


Varsity Class of 2007 College Recruits (They are top 75 and better in Texas listed below)

Juan Luis Martinez, OG 6'7" 320Lbs. New Mexico State

George Peterson, FS 5'11" 190Lbs. Utah State

Matt Moore, QB 6'3" 220Lbs. Texas State

Kellen G. Patterson, Sr. RB, 6'1" 230Lbs. Southern Univ.

Larry Allen, DT 6'8" 330Lbs. North Carolina A&T

J.J. Mosses, WR 6'2" 220Lbs. USC (Ranked #25 in Texas and already cosnidered a second or thrid round NFL prospect)

Andre Davis, Jr. TE/DE 6'5" 270Lbs. North Carolina State

Chris Odemegawu,LB 6'2" 245Lbs. Furman Univ.

D.J. Brown, LB 6'3" 245Lbs. Troy State

LaRoi Jackson, SS 6'0" 220Lbs. Texas Christan Univ.

Shane LaBoi, CB 5'11" 200Lbs. Texas Southern

Answer 4

you already know its Washington state boi we got Kellen Moore the best QB in the nation and Cody Burns the best WR in the nation!
Kellen Moore = Senior
11 Games played
261 Attempts
346 Completed
3857 Total Yards
350.6 Average Yards Per Game
61Total Tuchdowns

Cody Burns = Junior
11 Games Played
99 Total Catches
1712 Total Yards
17.29 Average
155.6 Average Yards Per Game
25 Total Tuchdowns

did i mention they are from the same high school prosser washington

Answer 5

Uh, no. I live in Texas, even though we are MAJOR football freaks, my high school only got to regionals. Good football players come from all over the country, not just one specific state.

Answer 6

No. to say that about any state is both a opinion and ridiculous. But Texas does have many great football programs.

Answer 7

The State of New York

Answer 8

Thats like asking if the best fish come from the atlantic or pacific. First of all its an oppinion and second of all only 2 things come from texas and football players arnt one of them.

Answer 9

California.

Answer 10

i think it's too hard to rank any state better than the other, but i think the best hs football states are (in no order): cali, texas, fl, ohio and penn.