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VYPE Austin PxP Pick ‘em: Week Five
The only team everyone picked was Liberty Hill, who cruised to an impressive win over Connally
We’ve got some intriguing district matchups to highlight Week 5 and our “experts” picks were all over the map. See how we all picked below, right after the current standings heading into Week Five.
Standings after Week FoutJack Farrell (6-1, 28-11)
Merle Bertrand (5-2, 28-11)
Matt Lorenz (4-3, 26-13)
Bryan Reed (7-0, 25-14)
Michael Rose (6-1, 25-14)
Melvin Jones (5-2, 25-14)
Josh Willard (5-2, 23-16)
Josh Blanch (6-1, 21-18)
Cecil Coconougher (5-2, 21-18)
David Roy (3-4, 21-18)
Tyler Ulses (5-2, 20-19)
Jeff Goen (4-3, 20-19)
Adam Neuberger (4-3, 18-21)
Here are the Week Five picks!
VYPE Austin/San Antonio Helmet Stickers: Week 11 (11.9.22)
These are Week 11's Helmet Sticker selections (in no particular order).
JARVIS ANDERSON-TAYLOR
Taylor needed ever single play from all their athletes this past week to make the playoffs with a 41-40 win over Burnet. Jarvis Anderson did it all for the Ducks in their win. He had 6 carries for 42 yards and 1 touchdown, 4 receptions for 65 yards and 2 touchdowns, 6 total tackles, with 4 being solo tackles in the win.
COLE PRYOR-REAGAN
In their 24-9 win over Brandeis to secure a 1st place district championship, Cole Pryor had 29 carries for 230 yards and 3 touchdowns.
JUSTIN CANNON-ROUSE
Rouse locked up 2nd place in their district with a 42-23 win over Elgin. Justin Cannon was unstoppable for the Raiders with 339 yards on 24 carries and 3 touchdowns.
JOE ANGEL PEREZ-HOLY CROSS
Holy Cross wrapped up an undefeated record in district with a 28-0 win over Geneva. Joe Angel Perez ran for 223 yards and 1 touchdown and had a receiving touchdown in the win
QUINTEN JOYNER-MANOR
Manor needed a win and a big game from Quinten Joyner and boy did they get both. In their 45-10 over Stony Point Joyner had 326 yards on only 15 carries with 4 of those going for touchdowns.
KUTTER GAGE WEBB-SAN MARCOS
With Kutter, the backup QB, coming in and taking snaps in a game San Marcos needed to win to make the playoffs, Webb came up big time and time again. Webb threw for 203 yards on 13/23 passing with 3 touchdowns. None bigger than the trick play touchdown to put them up with less than 2 minutes to go.
WILL HAMMOND-HUTTO
Playing for pride, junior Quarterback Will Hammond had a huge game to defeat Weiss 41-38. Hammond had 370 yards through the air on 26/41 passing for 4 touchdowns and added another 101 yards and 1 touchdown on the ground on 21 carries.