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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 130841282" data-attributes="member: 1606648"><p>Houston hasn't really maximized its talent.</p><p>Certain schools in Houston have good history like Lamar, Westfield and Madison.</p><p>As a whole the better schools are in Galveston, Montgomery and Fort Bend Counties.</p><p></p><p>The best school right now is Galena Park North Shore it is not apart of HISD.</p><p>North Shore is a beast in football and basketball.</p><p>They have the #1 player in Zach Evans among other highly touted prospects for the next few years.</p><p></p><p>It comes down to coaching plus coaching outside of football.</p><p>7v7 really changed the landscape in Houston. Now these recruits are getting private coaching outside of their high school.</p><p>At the high school level. Even at the smaller high schools you have coaches who played at the college level. Even if it is at a NAIA or JUCO level.</p><p>But the players that don't meet the requirements to get their teaching credentials become private coaches.</p><p></p><p>The amount of private coaching in Texas went from a few to 5-6,000 in just a 5-10 year period.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 130841282, member: 1606648"] Houston hasn't really maximized its talent. Certain schools in Houston have good history like Lamar, Westfield and Madison. As a whole the better schools are in Galveston, Montgomery and Fort Bend Counties. The best school right now is Galena Park North Shore it is not apart of HISD. North Shore is a beast in football and basketball. They have the #1 player in Zach Evans among other highly touted prospects for the next few years. It comes down to coaching plus coaching outside of football. 7v7 really changed the landscape in Houston. Now these recruits are getting private coaching outside of their high school. At the high school level. Even at the smaller high schools you have coaches who played at the college level. Even if it is at a NAIA or JUCO level. But the players that don't meet the requirements to get their teaching credentials become private coaches. The amount of private coaching in Texas went from a few to 5-6,000 in just a 5-10 year period. [/QUOTE]
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