All Nebraska H.S. Football State Championship Scores (1 Viewer)

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STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

CLASS D6 (Friday)
Sumner-Eddyville-Miller 21, Hay Springs 20

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CLASS D2
Sandhills/Thedford 50, Wynot 12

CLASS D1
Stanton 42, Exeter-Milligan/Friend 36

CLASS B
Bennington 21, Omaha Skutt 0

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CLASS C1
Boone Central 12, Wahoo 0

CLASS C2
Norfolk Catholic 41, Ord 3

CLASS A
Omaha Westside 56, Elkhorn South 0

 

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Bennington sets a Class B record with their 39th consecutive win en route to their Class B record third straight state championship.

 

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Sandhills/Thedford quarterback Kyle Cox carried the ball 65 times in the D2 state championship game, an all-class state record, for 486 rushing yards, the most rushing yards in a state championship game in any class in history.

Cox carried the ball on all but five plays in the 50-12 win over Wynot.

Cox ends the season with 2,900 rushing yards.

 

[Papa...Football]

Sandhills/Thedford quarterback Kyle Cox carried the ball 65 times in the D2 state championship game, an all-class state record, for 486 rushing yards, the most rushing yards in a state championship game in any class in history.

Cox carried the ball on all but five plays in the 50-12 win over Wynot.

Cox ends the season with 2,900 rushing yards.

Holy shit, what a performance/season!
Having said that…ball hog (presumably, as I know squat about this team and game)

 

[HuskerDocCo]

Sandhills/Thedford quarterback Kyle Cox carried the ball 65 times in the D2 state championship game, an all-class state record, for 486 rushing yards, the most rushing yards in a state championship game in any class in history.

Cox carried the ball on all but five plays in the 50-12 win over Wynot.

Cox ends the season with 2,900 rushing yards.

at least Send him an walk on offer. Can’t let these 5’10” neck rolls not have an opportunity. I once had opportunities, mostly AI’ing on the farm

 

[Tonkasker]

How/When did Bennington become so dominant?

 

[LoudHogRider]

How/When did Bennington become so dominant?

We grew exponentially. When we first moved to our acreage (rural living, but within the Bennington School District), the graduating class was ... 43. We're well on our way to Class A after next year, and depending upon the passage of yet another motherfucking bond issue next spring, we will be building another High School ... which will split our schools at take us back down to Class B again (the Gretna model).

If you drive out this way, every section of farmland is being turned into housing (which makes me @sad). I have to give credit to our recently retired Superintendent of Schools, Terry Hauck, for turning around the test scores in the District and making it a desirable destination for families who want decent public schools. That's a huge factor driving the growth out this way.

Also - and I say this with a TON of respect and admiration for the man - our previous coach (Greg Bohn) ran a very basic offense. When "Joe Fan" (looking at me, not a football savvy guy like @slattimer) can sit in the stands and call the plays in advance based on formation, shifts, etc., then the opposing corches were able to do so as well. The new corching staff is doing a nice job and they seem to be very well prepared for game situations.

 

[OmahaHusler]

Holy shit, what a performance/season!
Having said that…ball hog (presumably, as I know squat about this team and game)

Head coach is his dad. Great family

 

[Tonkasker]

We grew exponentially. When we first moved to our acreage (rural living, but within the Bennington School District), the graduating class was ... 43. We're well on our way to Class A after next year, and depending upon the passage of yet another motherfucking bond issue next spring, we will be building another High School ... which will split our schools at take us back down to Class B again (the Gretna model).

If you drive out this way, every section of farmland is being turned into housing (which makes me @sad). I have to give credit to our recently retired Superintendent of Schools, Terry Hauck, for turning around the test scores in the District and making it a desirable destination for families who want decent public schools. That's a huge factor driving the growth out this way.

Also - and I say this with a TON of respect and admiration for the man - our previous coach (Greg Bohn) ran a very basic offense. When "Joe Fan" (looking at me, not a football savvy guy like @slattimer) can sit in the stands and call the plays in advance based on formation, shifts, etc., then the opposing corches were able to do so as well. The new corching staff is doing a nice job and they seem to be very well prepared for game situations.

Yeah I knew there was pretty wild growth over there but when I graduated skutt had a stranglehold on Class B. Bennington was good but pretty unremarkable looking at them from a Class A

Congrats to you guys

 

[Frogsker30]

How/When did Bennington become so dominant?

When people from Elkhorn started moving out there.

 

[Papa...Football]

Head coach is his dad. Great family

That’s cool to hear! Like I said I don’t know squat or even if it’s 6 man or what. Very impressive season

 

[Jim14510]

When people from Elkhorn started moving out there.

Bennington now Elkhorn. Elkhorn is now Millard.

Waterloo/Valley will become the new Bennington in 5-10 years.

 

[Frogsker30]

Bennington now Elkhorn. Elkhorn is now Millard.

Waterloo/Valley will become the new Bennington in 5-10 years.

Yutans growing too. I know a lot of elkhorn families who have moved that way in the last 5-10 years

 

[Jim14510]

Yutans growing too. I know a lot of elkhorn families who have moved that way in the last 5-10 years

They'll be soon after Waterloo/Valley. Yutan getting the kids Bennington got at the beginning.

Lot of old school Yutanians in Yutan still. My wife is still related to 30% of the town. 30 years ago it was about 75%.

 

[doublewing]

Bennington now Elkhorn. Elkhorn is now Millard.

Waterloo/Valley will become the new Bennington in 5-10 years.

Whenever I come back to NE, Omaha is a completely different place than the one I knew growing up. 144th and Dodge was like the vast expanse of western territory to me.

Gretna, Bennington were quaint towns but manifest destiny pushed all the people out there to new developments.

 

[HuskerDocCo]

They'll be soon after Waterloo/Valley. Yutan getting the kids Bennington got at the beginning.

Lot of old school Yutanians in Yutan still. My wife is still related to 30% of the town. 30 years ago it was about 75%.

weird flex Jim

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

These coaches leaving starters in when they are up huge will have their karma come back some day. Really shitty and low class. Let the young kids play

 

[skerfan]

Westside coach is a fuck bag.

 

[Boondock_St_Sker]

Vrzal is a fuck bag…”Omaha decided to have open enrollment and kids decided that Westside is the place to be so all the other schools now have to catch up or get lost behind” while Omaha did fuck themselves with that, for him to say it like that is just douchery to the highest level imho.

 

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

Vrzal is a fuck bag…”Omaha decided to have open enrollment and kids decided that Westside is the place to be so all the other schools now have to catch up or get lost behind” while Omaha did fuck themselves with that, for him to say it like that is just douchery to the highest level imho.

Recruiting is the Wild West in Omaha, west sides done it better than anyone