Landen Williams-Callis with 5 more TD's last night 

Richmond Randle beat the worst Fort Bend Dulles team ever last night to the tune of 91-0. That's not a misprint. Dulles has lost their last three district games 80-0 to Angleton, 80-0 to Friendswood and 91-0 to Randle. 

Texas commit Landen Williams-Callis carrier the ball 11 times for 234 yards and 5 TD's in very limited action. 

I mentioned after Texas RB commit Landen Williams-Callis recorded 67 touches in the first two very tough games for Richmond Randle that his touches would go way down for the next five or six games. That is now happening with Victoria East and Dulles games combining for 25 carries, and upcoming games vs. South Houston, Iowa Colony, Pasadena and Freeman also expected to net lower touches. The final two district games vs. Angleton and Friendswood will see 20+ carries. 

Through four games, LW-C is averaging 209.5 yards rushing per game as he rolls toward another 2,000+ yard regular season. 

Season stats:
vs. South Oak Cliff: 33 for 230 and 2 TD's. 

vs. Spring Westfield: 32 for 147

vs. Victoria East: 14 for 227 and 5 TD's

vs. Dulles: 11 for 234 and 5 TD's 

Total: 90 carries for 838 yards and 12 TD's

Record watch...
LW-C now has 8,392 career rushing yards and 144 TD's 

On his current pace, LW-C would head into the 5A playoffs with 9,650'ish career rushing yards. That give him a shot to be the fifth running back in Texas high school history to eclipse 10,000 yards. 

1. 11,382 Keagan Ash, Mount Enterprise, 2022-25
2. 11,232 Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land, 1950-1953
3. 10,922 Jonathan Gray, Aledo, 2008-2011
4. 10,291 Traylon Shead, Cayuga, 2006-2009

Hope his body is in good shape long term by the time he makes it to campus

1 minute ago, awashbump said:

Hope his body is in good shape long term by the time he makes it to campus

He's been a rare RB that has remained very healthy throughout his HS career at a 5A or 6A level. 

What has happened to Dulles? They were a pretty good program back in the day. 

Just now, Oldest Horn said:

What has happened to Dulles? They were a pretty good program back in the day. 

Fort Bend opening so many schools over the years was the initial part of it. 

Talent in that area goes to Fort Bend Marshall and Hightower now if they are high end athletes. And Dulles' numbers are low now too. 

 

8 minutes ago, Oldest Horn said:

What has happened to Dulles? They were a pretty good program back in the day. 

 

Dude’s a dude. 🤘

Let me know what he does when he plays a real defense 

For those in the know; whatever happened with Traylon Shead at Texas and why didn’t it work out better?

11 minutes ago, ClubWhatever said:

Let me know what he does when he plays a real defense 

See SOC stats.

So, is he a take?

21 minutes ago, ClubWhatever said:

Let me know what he does when he plays a real defense 

His first two games were against South Oak Cliff and Westfield.  Westfield kept him out of the endzone, but they have 4-5 d1 quality players (if not more) on their defense.  They are big and fast.  He broke a few runs.  
 

I don’t think Randle’s oline is that great. They hane a really big left tackle, but their interior looks slow and was the problem against Westfield in my opinion.   

LW‑C just keeps putting up monster numbers. Even with the lighter workload, he’s ripping off huge gains every week and staying in great shape. The career totals he’s closing in on are unreal ...... not many backs in Texas history have lived in that neighborhood. Fun to watch his season build.

Hook ’Em.

1 hour ago, ClubWhatever said:

Let me know what he does when he plays a real defense 

He's good against those too.

2 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

4. 10,291 Traylon Shead, Cayuga, 2006-2009

 

1 hour ago, Steamboat Willie said:

For those in the know; whatever happened with Traylon Shead at Texas and why didn’t it work out better?

 

Coached against him...Applewhite thinking he could play in the Big 12 was wishful at best.  Long strider, was tough if he got going.  Bottle him up, make him change direction at the point of attack, he struggled.  Held him to 26 yards on 23 carries 2008.

Edited September 25Sep 25 by Horns_90

2 hours ago, ClubWhatever said:

Let me know what he does when he plays a real defense 

He ran all over SOC and Westfield 

2 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Fort Bend opening so many schools over the years was the initial part of it. 

Talent in that area goes to Fort Bend Marshall and Hightower now if they are high end athletes. And Dulles' numbers are low now too. 

 

In addition to that, the neighborhoods zoned to Dulles are also largely made up of an older demographic who don’t have HS aged kids anymore. 

20 minutes ago, hookem1014 said:

In addition to that, the neighborhoods zoned to Dulles are also largely made up of an older demographic who don’t have HS aged kids anymore. 

yep. Good point

2 hours ago, jkates said:

So, is he a take?

maybe 😂

3 hours ago, ClubWhatever said:

Let me know what he does when he plays a real defense 

Season stats:
vs. South Oak Cliff: 33 for 230 and 2 TD's. 

I'd love to do anything in life that is as easy and dominant as a ready-to-play D1 football commit lighting up a group of significantly inferior HS opponents.

Closest thing I can compare it to is dominating your little brothers and their friends in pool basketball growing up.

Sounds like LWC could’ve gone for 10,000…in this game. Do these kids even have players or are they using tackling dummies and 9 year olds? 

Ouch, that’s my school too. 

7 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Landen Williams-Callis with 5 more TD's last night 

Richmond Randle beat the worst Fort Bend Dulles team ever last night to the tune of 91-0. That's not a misprint. Dulles has lost their last three district games 80-0 to Angleton, 80-0 to Friendswood and 91-0 to Randle. 

Texas commit Landen Williams-Callis carrier the ball 11 times for 234 yards and 5 TD's in very limited action. 

I mentioned after Texas RB commit Landen Williams-Callis recorded 67 touches in the first two very tough games for Richmond Randle that his touches would go way down for the next five or six games. That is now happening with Victoria East and Dulles games combining for 25 carries, and upcoming games vs. South Houston, Iowa Colony, Pasadena and Freeman also expected to net lower touches. The final two district games vs. Angleton and Friendswood will see 20+ carries. 

Through four games, LW-C is averaging 209.5 yards rushing per game as he rolls toward another 2,000+ yard regular season. 

Season stats:
vs. South Oak Cliff: 33 for 230 and 2 TD's. 

vs. Spring Westfield: 32 for 147

vs. Victoria East: 14 for 227 and 5 TD's

vs. Dulles: 11 for 234 and 5 TD's 

Total: 90 carries for 838 yards and 12 TD's

Record watch...
LW-C now has 8,392 career rushing yards and 144 TD's 

On his current pace, LW-C would head into the 5A playoffs with 9,650'ish career rushing yards. That give him a shot to be the fifth running back in Texas high school history to eclipse 10,000 yards. 

1. 11,382 Keagan Ash, Mount Enterprise, 2022-25
2. 11,232 Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land, 1950-1953
3. 10,922 Jonathan Gray, Aledo, 2008-2011
4. 10,291 Traylon Shead, Cayuga, 2006-2009

I've never seen a high school back like him. I saw Eric Dickerson in person at DKR and he was a superstar, but more of a slasher. This kid is Bejan in a strong bowling ball package with more quickness and speed is that is possible.

13 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Landen Williams-Callis with 5 more TD's last night 

Richmond Randle beat the worst Fort Bend Dulles team ever last night to the tune of 91-0. That's not a misprint. Dulles has lost their last three district games 80-0 to Angleton, 80-0 to Friendswood and 91-0 to Randle. 

Texas commit Landen Williams-Callis carrier the ball 11 times for 234 yards and 5 TD's in very limited action. 

I mentioned after Texas RB commit Landen Williams-Callis recorded 67 touches in the first two very tough games for Richmond Randle that his touches would go way down for the next five or six games. That is now happening with Victoria East and Dulles games combining for 25 carries, and upcoming games vs. South Houston, Iowa Colony, Pasadena and Freeman also expected to net lower touches. The final two district games vs. Angleton and Friendswood will see 20+ carries. 

Through four games, LW-C is averaging 209.5 yards rushing per game as he rolls toward another 2,000+ yard regular season. 

Season stats:
vs. South Oak Cliff: 33 for 230 and 2 TD's. 

vs. Spring Westfield: 32 for 147

vs. Victoria East: 14 for 227 and 5 TD's

vs. Dulles: 11 for 234 and 5 TD's 

Total: 90 carries for 838 yards and 12 TD's

Record watch...
LW-C now has 8,392 career rushing yards and 144 TD's 

On his current pace, LW-C would head into the 5A playoffs with 9,650'ish career rushing yards. That give him a shot to be the fifth running back in Texas high school history to eclipse 10,000 yards. 

1. 11,382 Keagan Ash, Mount Enterprise, 2022-25
2. 11,232 Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land, 1950-1953
3. 10,922 Jonathan Gray, Aledo, 2008-2011
4. 10,291 Traylon Shead, Cayuga, 2006-2009

I figured Iowa Colony would be another high carry game especially considering how that game has gone the last two years unless IC lost a bunch of talent and isn't capable of reloading.