Spring means it time for football and the annual “Plano Wildcats Golf Outing” being held this year at the beautiful Twin Creeks Golf Club in Allen.

Get ready for a 1:00 Friday afternoon shotgun start and enjoy the afternoon and dinner afterwards.

We still have some room for golfers, sponsors, prize donors and of course any Wildcat fan who would like to catch up at the 19th hole for dinner and some fun activities after a round of golf with coaches, friends and fellow Wildcat fans.

Registration deadline is May 16th, attached is the brochure you can download and print. Any questions please contact tournament chairman Jim Lyness, J.lyness@genpact.com (469-544-9300) or co-chairman Dave Meger @ D.meger@pisd.edu

Get ready for a great day of golf and fun and “support your Wildcats” as they look to make another run to the state championship title next fall!

2008 Golf Tournament Registration

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The Wildcats started their spring football season this week as practice commenced Monday to officially open the 2008 season.

Plano will kick off the first of four scrimmages this Friday at Clark Stadium. Scrimmages are scheduled as follows and will  all be held at Clark Stadium:

Friday May 2nd, 7:00 PM

Friday May 9th, 5:00 PM (7:00 cookout and silent auction at PSH following the scrimmage)

Thursday May 15th, 6:00 PM

Thursday May 22nd, 6:00 PM

Come help the team kick off the season. Following the Friday May 9th scrimmage at 5:00 we will be holding a cookout and silent auction with all the players and coaches at 7:00 PM at the PSH cafeteria.

The Plano Cheerleaders and Planoettes will also be performing, so we invite all Plano fans and extend a special invitation to the feeder school players and parents to join us for the scrimmage and cookout.

Tickets will need to be purchased in advance, parents and kids $5, football players $10 which includes a Wildcat T-shirt.

To reserve tickets, please either e-mail the Plano Wildcat QB Club; PlanoQBClub@sbcglobal.net or call Ann Tally at 972-816-9160

Ready for some football, let’s get out and support your Wildcats!

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All Players and their parents are to plan to attend a coaches meeting schedudled for Thursday April 10th at 7:00 PM.

The meeting will be held at the PSH basketball gym.

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Plano Wildcats Blake McJunkin and Rex Burkhead were named to the Associated Press “All State Team” for 2007.

Standout senior Blake McJunkin was named ”1st team” Offensive Center.

Junior sensation Running Back Rex Burhead was named to the “Honorable Mention List”.

Plano Star coverage is HERE.

Congratulations Blake and Rex, well deserved, you both earned these honors with your tremendous individual and team play for the Wildcats!

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The Dallas Morning News is currently running a vote for the area’s “Offensive Player of the Year” and Plano RB Rex Burkhead is one of only five nominees for this award. 

Let’s show Rex our appreciation for his tremendous performance this year by helping get there!

All you have to do is click HERE, scroll down on the left hand side of the page, and vote for Rex.

One more chance to showcase the “GREAT WILDCAT FAN SUPPORT” that was so much a part of a wonderful 2007 season.

Thank you Plano!

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Plano’s season came to end tonight, in double overtime, losing 30-27 to Euless Trinity.

Dallas Morning New’s Todd Wills wraps up the game HERE, Keith Whitmire HERE. Video of the game can be found HERE. 

Plano Star’s Brian Porters game blog can be found HERE, Cory Mageor’s game story is HERE and also talks about how this team will be remembered.

Chevrolet’s Prep Ticket game story and video highlights.

Box score can be found HERE.

Game pictures courtesy of Big Lou and Thad can be found HERE, HERE and HERE.

Plano says “goodbye” to the following Seniors who walked off the field as Wildcats for the last time.

Great job guys, we are proud of you and all of your “teammates”, you guys have been special.

#2 Chris Mendenhall, #3 Nate Christian, #4 Grant Davis,

#5 Michael Daniel, #6 Donovan Palmer, #7 Kenny Watkins,

#8 Mauricio Metersky, #9 Andrew Huechteman, #11 Trent Bohne,

#14 Robin Alummoottil, #16 Michael Sheffield, #21 Raphael Smith,

#25 Ryan Holland, #27 Ryan Campbell, #29 Beau Brence,

#30 Leo Allen, #32 Adam Birdsell, #35 CJ Martin,

#37 Landen Kershaw, #38 Roman Whitehair, #39 Greg Kaplan,

#40 DJ Douglas, #42 Derek Davis, #43 Brennan Hardy,

#44 DJ Zentner, #54 Adi Hod, #55 Payam Movahead,

#56 Thomas Riggs, #57 Scott Molina, #58 Jamie Lohr,

#60 Ray Sottilare, #63 Jonathan Whitmore, #65 Blake McJunkin,

#66 Wes Perryman, #67 Pablo Kruger, #70 Chris Bolte,

#71 Justin DuBose, #74 Marcus Johnson, #78 Austin Lloyd,

#79 Will Everett, #80 Omar Orellana, #81 Cameron Kistler,

#83 Jesse Penn, #85 JT Welshofer, #87 Davis Fulton 

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Saturday night will be a battle of two 13-1 teams as the Plano Wildcats take on the Euless Trinity Trojans for the right to move on to the State Championship game in San Antonio December 22nd.

Texas Stadium will be the site for matchup, kickoff is set for 7:00.

Both teams bring in impressive winning streaks, Plano a 10 game streak while Trinity has won 12 in a row.

Dallas Morning New’s Todd Wills offers up his “Pre-game Austin Avenue Report”.

Some say Trinity, some say Plano, who has the edge? 

Plano Star’s Cory Mageors takes a look at Plano’s “Knuck if you Buck” secondary.

You can see the path both teams have taken through the playoff’s HERE.

Trinity’s four playoff wins; last Saturday’s 21-14 against Arlington Bowie, a 38-14 win over Odessa Permian, 42-17 over Lewisville, and an opening day 31-0 win over Arlington Martin.

Their regular season nine wins started with a 21-10 win over Tyler Lee, 27-7 over Waco, 34-10 over South Grand Prairie, 38-0 over Irving Nimitz, 24-0 over Jesuit, 48-10 over Irving MacArthur, 31-0 over Grand Prairie, 43-7 over Irving and a 44-0 over Hurst Bell.

Trinity’s only loss came in week two with a 30-3 loss to Odessa Permian.

Here’s a look inside district 7-5A and how they fared this year.

It’s “#9 nationally against #4 in the Southwest” in the PrepNation Poll this week.

Both teams rank high in key team statistics on “points per game”, “points allowed per game” and “average margin of victory”.

A closer look at the head to head matchup HERE.

Looks like Plano will face the area’s #1 rated defense for the second week in a row.

The Massey Ratings have #5 Plano against #1 Trinity and make Trinity the strong favorite.

The Dallas Morning New’s Todd Wills catches up with QB Carson Meger and Keith Whitmire sits down with RB Rex Burkhead.

DMN’s Keith Whitmire takes a look at Trinities run oriented offense. Matt Wixon and Bobbi Roquemore’s video preview of the game is here, and thankfully Bobbi picks against Plano……..again, but clearly Matt knows his stuff.

Can’t say the same for T-Mac as he goes with Trinity. Keith Whitmire can’t decide who to go with, so he defers to the fans and like the rest of the staff leans towards Plano.

Not to worry, Texas Prep Insider’s Matt Diggs sees it Plano all the way.

2006 QB Club Captain Carlos Cuevas sees Plano by 17.

Channel 8 takes a look at Plano HERE.

Chevrolet’s Prep Ticket “goes inside” and takes a look at the Plano-Trinity matchup.

Texas Football likes Plano in a close one and the Wildcats are still making Jake Shaw look pretty good.

Plano Star’s Cory Mageors doesn’t expect Trinity to come out throwing.

Ok Plano, Trinity always has a good fan following……but……PLANO HAS A GREAT FAN FOLLOWING, you’ve shown it all year and are an important reason why the Wildcats are 13-1.

So let’s show the Trojans how “7 time State Champion fans” support their team on the way to their 8th!

7:00 PM, Texas Stadium, get your “maroon on and your paint on” and let’s get LOUD AND ROWDY!

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Ticket and game information for Saturday’s 7:00 PM State Semi-Finals game at Texas Stadium is as follows:

Presale tickets, Adults $8, Students $6, all tickets purchased at the gate $10

At Plano Senior High;

Tuesday 2:00-4:30

Wednesday & Thursday 8:00-4:30

Friday 8:00 AM-10:00 AM

At Clark Stadium;

Tuesday 4:30-6:30

Wednesday & Thursday 9:00-4:30

Friday 9:00-1:00

Gates will open at Texas Stadium at approximately 5:30 PM. Plano will be the “visitors” and can enter at Gate 3. Parking will be $5.

The Pflugerville-Abilene game will be played prior to our game (1:00 PM) and the stadium will be cleared prior to the Plano-Trinity game, parking will not be effected.

Tickets for the Pflugerville-Abilene game will not be honored for our game.

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13-1 Plano moves into the semi-finals, after a dominating performance in all areas of the game against the 12-2 Skyline Raiders.

Dallas Morning New’s Matt Wixon says there was nothing trickey about Plano’s perfomance. Todd Wills talks about the Defense and Special Teams play and puts a wrap on Plano’s tremendous night including the first prediction of the Plano-Trinity game.

DMN’s video highlights can be found HERE.

You have to watch this!

Plano Stars Cory Mageors adds his thoughts on the offensive explosion and Brian Porter recaps the days events in his “game blog”.

Some quick stats, oh man!

Plano, 569 yards!!!!

Carson Meger, 322 passing yards putting him over 3,000 yards for the season, plus a TD reception, WOW!

THE “BIG THREE”; Nate, 3-68, Grant, 8-114 and 1 TD, Kris, 6-126 and 1 TD, WOW!

Rex, 24 carries, 158 yards rushing, receiving 2-20 yards, passing 1-1-20 yards and 1 TD, 1 punt return for 64 yards and a TD (Chevrolet’s Prep Tickets #3 “Play of the Week”), earning him the Dallas Morning News Offensive Player of the Week, how about that T-MAC?

Ok, HOW ABOUT THAT OFFENSIVE LINE;  #65 Blake McJunkin, # 68 Jordon Talley, #66 Wes Perryman, #69 Justin Boyde, #78 Hanur Kim, #78 Austin Lloyd, #43 Brennan Hardy, TREMENDOUS JOB for the guys in the TRENCHES, 569 yards, absolutely AWESOME guys, well done!

And about that DEFENSE, WOW, to hard to pick out one, so how about them ALL, TREMENDOUS JOB, BIG TIME, BIG TIME EFFORT!

And how about that Plano crowd, WOW, ABSOLUTELY THE BEST!

The box score pretty much sums up the domination of Skyline.

Clear your schedules; it’s “Plano vs Trinity”, next Saturday, Texas Stadium, 7:00 PM, more to follow.

We have some very special young men on this “team” doing some very special things! PLANO IS PROUD OF YOU GUYS!

Pictures of tonights action from the “Official Photographers” of the Plano Quarterback Club Website, Lou Goodrum and Thad Fenton are HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE.

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It will be a battle of two 12-1 teams as the Wildcats take on the Dallas Skyline Raiders today at Mesquite Memorial Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 2:00.

Plano carries a 9 game winning streak into Saturday’s game while Skyline brings a 10 game winning streak into quarterfinals play.

You can find the brackets showing the remaining “Elite Eight” HERE.

Skyline’s road through the playoff’s include last weekends 13-10 come from behind win against Round Rock, a round II 49-7 victory over Rowlett and a 28-10 win over Tyler Lee.

How Skyline fared in their nine regular season wins; 57-13 over Samuell, 34-17 over Arlington, 13-6 over Kimball, 49-9 over Mesquite Horn, 48-0 over Molina, 62-0 over Sunset, 49-0 over WT White, 35-0 over Dallas Carter, and a 52-6 win over Bryan Adams.

Skyline’s only loss was in week 3 against Elite Eight finalist Arlington Bowie, 17-7.

Both teams rank amoung the state’s best in “points per game”, “points allowed per game” and “average margin of victory”.

Massey’s Texas 5-A statistical rankings have Plano’s offense at #23 going against Skylines #5 rated defense. Skyline’s #66 rated offense will be going against the Wildcats #3 rated defense. Based on pure statistics, Plano is the favorite.

Both teams are well represented in the leader categories.

Plano has moved to #4 in the PrepNation’s Southwest Region.

The Dallas Morning New’s Todd Wills takes a look at Plano’s “D”, more pregame stories here; 1, 2, 3 along with the news of Plano’s loss of a key member of their defense. Wills and Damon Sayles talk about the game and their picks.

The Plano Star’s Cory Mageors looks at the defensive side of the ball for today’s game and the cohesion inside the Plano coaching staff.

Chevrolet’s Prep Ticket takes a look at Plano’s challenge, Carson Meger and a video preview of the matchup.

Texas Football’s Jack Shaw breaks down the Plano-Skyline game and likes Plano in this one.

Texas Prep Insider’s Matt Diggs previews today’s matchup and takes Plano.

DMN’s Tim MacMahon likes Plano in this weeks “Hot Picks” along with providing a little motivation for one of Plano’s players. The rest of the staff is mixed on their picks.

Former Quarterback Club Captain Carlos Cuevas sees Plano by 2 TD’s.

People are saying that Skylines fans travel well, so come on Plano, let’s show Skyline what “travels well” really means. We have 10,000 seats to fill in a great football venue in Mesquite Memorial Stadium.

GET YOUR MAROON ON and let’s “fill er up”, 2:00 PM, BE THERE, BE LOUD!

Don’t forget, if you are out of town and can’t make it to the game, you can hear Matt Cone (PSHS ‘92) and Bryan Sutcliffe (PSHS ‘97) cover the game live at http://k-12.pisd.edu/sports. If you can make it, BE THERE, this ones going to be fun and bring your radio and tune in the action on 104.7 inside the stadium.

Channel 21 will be televising the game on a tape delayed basis Saturday night at 11:00.

GO WILDCATS!

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Plano (12-1) takes on Dallas Skyline (12-1) this Saturday, at Mesquite Memorial Stadium, with a scheduled 2:00 kickoff.

Pre-game tickets; Adults $7, Students $5, at the gate all tickets $10

Available at Clark Stadium:

Tuesday, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM

Wednesday & Thursday, 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Friday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Available at Plano Senior High:

Tuesday, 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Wednesday & Thursday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Friday, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

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Plano (12-1) advances into the “Elite 8″, by virtue of their ninth consecutive victory, a 31-19 win over Spring Westfield (9-3) in Saturday’s regional action at Round Rock ISD Stadium.

The Wildcats will face Skyline, 13-10 winners over Round Rock, next Saturday in quarter-final play at Mesquite Memorial Stadium.

Saturday’s Kickoff is set for 2:00.

You can check out the most current bracket listing the eight teams remaining in the hunt for the state title.

Dallas Morning New’s Todd Wills recaps the game and the days events. 

Plano Star’s Cory Mageors talks about Plano getting a kick out of Westfield and Brian Porter walks you through the game in his game day blog.

Chevrolet’s Prep Ticket’s game video is HERE.

Houston Chronical stories; 1, 2, 

“Inside the Numbers”

(15.4), points allowed “below” Westfield’s season scoring average by Plano’s D

12-16-174-1, QB Carson Meger’s day, 12 completions on 16 attempts, 174-yards and 1 TD

63-2.1, rushing yards and yards per rush allowed to Westfield’s vaunted running attack

9-160-1, receptions for Plano’s “Big Three”, Nate Christian (2-59-yards), Grant Davis (4-55-yards) and Kris Lott (3-46-yards & 1 TD)

28-106-3, RB Rex Burkhead’s “workhorse” day, 28 carries, 106-yards and 3 TD’s

1, critical interception by MLB CJ Martin deep in Wildcat territory late in the fourth quarter to preserve the Wildcat’s win helping him earn the Dallas Morning News Defensive Player of the Week Honorable Mention.

1-1, punt block (WIL Chris Mendenhall) and fumble recovery (DE Beau Brence)

“Best Stuff”, MLB CJ Martin on Westfields attempted right side off tackle run on a key third down play

“Reverse the Reverse”, LB Derek Davis holding position and cratering Westfields WR for a big loss

“Best Sack”, LB Adam Birdell’s crushing takedown of Westfields QB in the second quarter

“The Hammer Brothers”, DT’s Brennan Hardy and Landen Kershaw, “the nail”, whoever had the ball as these guys dished out some punishment to Westfield’s backs!

25+, flags thrown in one of the worst officiated games you can imagine

1, clock operator who apparently couldn’t get his finger off the stop button as Plano’s several thousand fans chanted in unison “Clock, Clock, Clock” after a simple running play was stopped, along with the clock

100:1, Plano fans vs Westfield fans in another VERY STRONG SHOWING OF FAN SUPPORT by the best High School fans in Texas, THANKYOU PLANO!

See you at Mesquite Memorial Stadium 2:00 Saturday afternoon.

Photo’s of the game courtesy of Plano’s finest, “Big Lou” and “Thad” can be found HERE, HERE and HERE.

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It will be the Plano Wildcats (11-1) taking on the 16-5A district champion Spring Westfield Mustangs (10-2) today at Round Rock ISD Stadium.

Kickoff is scheduled for 2:00.

A up to date Division 1 playoff bracket can be found HERE as there are only 16 teams left for the quest for the State Championship.

You can take a look at the teams which make up 16-5A, along with their respective schedules, enrollments, strenth of schedules and seasons results.

Here’s a look at Westfield’s team and individual statistics along with their roster.

Westfield comes into Saturday’s game off a 33-21 win over Stony Point and a first round 55-28 win over The Woodlands.

How Westfield fared during the regular season in their eight wins; 31-14 over Spring, 38-0 over Klein Oak, 41-17 over Klein, 24-7 over Klein Forest, 41-0 over Klein Collins, 38-0 over Tomball, 33-24 over Beaumont West Brook and their 24-7 win over Clear Brook.

And how they did in their two early season loses, 47-45 to Cy Falls and 10-9 to Memorial.

What the Houston area press is saying about the playoffs and Westfield; 1, 2, 3, 4,

A look at how both teams stack up statistcally, in their respective districts, “Plano” - “Westfield”

MaxPreps compares the teams in key categories.

How the two teams ranked in the regular season, against the state’s best, in “points per game”, “points allowed per game” and “average margin of victory”.

Massey’s ratings show both teams have strong offensive and defensive numbers and a statistical prediction of Saturday’s game at almost a draw. 

Massey’s look at the respective districts, 9-5A and 16-5A.

Several “State rankings” have both Plano and Westfield at the end of the regular season; “5A Texas Football”,  “Dave Campbell’s Texas Football” , “Texas Prep Insider” and the final Associated Press poll had Plano at #11. But the AP preseason poll had Westfield at #5.

Plano is #8 in the “National Prep Poll’s” Southwest Region.

Dallas Morning New’s Todd Wills catches up with OL Blake McJunkin and Wes “Big Nasty” Perryman.

DMN’s  has a preview of the game HERE along with Todd Wills and David Hinojosa’s video preview HERE, both take Plano. T-Mac also takes the Wildcats, as do all the DMN staff except one, guess who?

Texas Prep Insider’s Matt Diggs looks at the matchup and also likes Plano, but in a close one.

Chevrolet’s Prep Ticket takes a look at the Plano-Westfield game and other DFW area round III matchup’s.

TexasFootball.com’s Jake Shaw likes Plano in this one and also stays with Plano to go all the way.

A couple of Houston reporters offer a video preview of the game (go to 3:15 on the video) and both take Westfield.

Plano Star’s Cory Mageors discusses the expectations of a physical game.

Ticket information as follows:

All tickets purchased at the gate $10

Come on Plano, let’s fill up and Round Rock ISD Stadium with “MAROON” and “GET THIS PLACE ROCKING”.

Should be a beautiful day for football and while it’s only a 200 mile drive to the stadium, plan on about 4 hours with traffic and construction on the way down. So get here early, stay late, and as always, be LOUD!

Don’t forget, if you are out of town and can’t make it to the game, you can hear Matt Cone (PSHS ‘92) and Bryan Sutcliffe (PSHS ‘97) cover the game live at http://k-12.pisd.edu/sports. If you can make it, BE THERE, this ones going to be fun and bring your radio and tune in the action on 104.7 inside the stadium.

GO WILDCATS!

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Plano (11-1) defeated the Mesquite Skeeters (7-5) 28-7 in a rematch of the August 28th season opener which the Wildcats also won 31-13.

Plano now advances to the Regionals and will face Spring Westfield (9-2), a 33-21 winner over Round Rock Stony Point, next Saturday at Round Rock ISD Stadium with a scheduled 2:00 PM game time. You can find the box score of the Westfield-Round Rock game HERE.

Get ready for a road trip Plano!

Dallas Morning News Todd Wills looks at the dominating performance against Mesquite and offers several comments on yesterdays action.

Plano Stars Cory Mageors add his thoughts on the game and the weather and Brian Porter offers his game and post game comments HERE.

Chevrolet’s Prep Ticket wraps up the contest HERE along with video highlights HERE.

“Inside the numbers” - DEFENSE

11, yards rushing allowed, WOW!

120, yards passing allowed,

131, total yards allowed

2, interceptions by CB’s Kenny Watkins and Raphael Smith

5, sacks (3 by WIL Chris Mendenhall)

“Inside the numbers” - Offense

15-26-182-1, completions, attempts, yards and touchdowns for QB Carson Meger

11-103, receptions and yards for the “big three”, receivers Nate Christian (5-52 yards), Kris Lott (4-43 yards and 1 TD) and Grant Davis (2-8 yards)

182, total yards for the day for RB Rex Burkhead (125-yards rushing and 57-yards receiving) earning him the Dallas Morning News “Offensive Player of the Week Honorable Mention”

“Best sportsmanship”, Center Blake McJunkin helping his man up off the turf after many of his ”pancake blocks”

“Worst call”, blocking penalty called during Landon Kershaws fumble recovery and run back for an apparent touchdown that was called back

“Best fake”, QB Carson Meger’s fake bubble route pass to Rex Burkhead drawing in the LB and CB allowing Kris Lott to be wide open in the end zone for a touchdown

15-1, ratio of Plano fans at Texas Stadium compared to Mesquite fans, THANK YOU PLANO!

Pictures of the game courtesy of Plano’s finest “Big Lou” and “Thad” are HERE, HERE and HERE.

More to follow this week as we take a look at Spring Westfield.

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Plano (10-1) and Mesquite (7-4) will play a rematch of their season opener in the second round of the playoffs this Saturday at Texas Stadium, kickoff is scheduled for 11:00 AM.

Start your Saturday morning off by showing your support for the team, join us for the “team send off” at Plano Senior High at 8:15 followed by a “maroon out breakfast” at the “Mecca Restaurant” (SE corner of Lombardi & Harry Hines), a Wildcat room has been reserved, then off to Texas Stadium to help the Wildcats advance to Regionals.  

Updated Division 1 playoff bracket is HERE.

Plano, coming off their “come from behind 42-35 playoff win” over Rockwall and looking to extend their winning streak to eight, is facing a much improved Mesquite team who has won seven of their last eight and is fresh off a 51-0 drubbing of Molina in their opening round playoff matchup.

The Dallas Morning News offers a brief preview and look at how the teams stack up in the key major statistical categories along with Todd Wills and David Hinojosa’s video preview of the matchup, who both like Plano. You can check out the playoff notebook HERE.

Plano Star’s Cory Mageors talks about the upcoming rematch and how Plano’s mystique keeps 9-5A alive. Brian Porter takes a look back and a look ahead.

Here is what they are saying over in Mesquite and Plano needs to keep them out of field goal range.

A look back to a couple of memorable Wildcat come from behind playoff wins, December 3, 1977 and December 3, 1994, both on the way to State Championship titles.

DMN’s Todd Wills takes a look at the role of the running back in the spread offense.

You can see how Mesquite fared during the regular season, after their season opening loss to the Wildcats, against Plano East, Abilene, Dallas Carter, Midland Lee, Tyler John Tyler, North Mesquite, Mesquite Horn, Longview and Tyler Lee to wrap up district play.

Chevrolet’s Prep Ticket offers it’s video preview of round II of the area playoffs.  

MaxPreps takes a look at how the teams compare in several areas HERE.

A look at the “Area 5-A” team and individual statistics HERE along with a pure statistical look at Plano’s #3 rating on defense and a #31 rating offensively, while the Skeeters defense comes in at #5 and offensive at #169. 

And for you history junkies, you can take a look at some “all time playoff stats”.

Texas Prep Insider’s Matt Diggs takes a look at this weekends matchups and along with sidekick Matt Stepp, both like Plano in this one.

DMN’s Tim MacMahon sees Plano in another close one and the rest of the staff also takes the Wildcats.

We know the Plano Star’s Kevin Hageland is taking Plano, since he picked the all the way to the Allen game…….

You can see the game “twice”, first and most importantly, Saturday, 11:00 AM, your teams needs your support just like you have shown all season!

So bundle up Plano and let’s get out and support your team on it’s way to a record setting 8th STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.

After the game, you can go home, warm up, and watch the tape delayed replay at 4:30 on TX-21. It may be a little chilly Saturday morning, but let’s PACK our side with maroon and give Mesquite a “warm Plano welcome” to Texas Stadium!

For those of you out of town, the game will also be broadcast by WCAT, “Home of the Wildcats”, so join Bryan Sutcliffe and Matt Cone for pregame beginning at 10:30, inside the stadium you can tune to 104.7.

In town, you don’t want to miss this one, see you Saturday Plano!

GO CATS!

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