re: What LA high school had the most dominant reign in a period?

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Can you be more specific? Like 4A and 5A classes only?

No one really cares about Anacoco beating LA school for deaf 29 years in a row

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I mean it does matter. I remember when Zwolle came to Peabody in 07. That game was a Hall of Fame game and didn't count towards records. Both state champions a month later. Zwolle finished undefeated but they left Alexandria that night a loser, 87-41.

About time lol. Admittedly, I somehow missed that. I don't follow as closely with kids of my own getting older and playing sports. And to be fair, Evangel and Calvary Baptist are essentially a split squad since drama forced Johnny Booty to go start Calvary. Evangel certainly hasn't been nearly the same since. But 93-02 was as good as it gets. Even beat Curtis in the dome a few times with the split squad.he

Abram Booty - LSU- Flame out- couldnt take discipline
Eric Jefferson - Illinois Great career in prison
Cole Pittman - Texas RIP, did nothing before his death
Stevie Lee - Texas- Nothing
Phillip Geiggar - Texas- nothing
Keyunta Dawson- TX Tech Decent
Byron Dawson- LSU Better coach
Trent Taylor - La. Tech Who
Jerry Tillery - ND-Really Good Player
Chase Pittman - LSU- Role player, not horrible
Jonathan Wade - TN- Mediocre
Brock Berlin - Miami- Bust
Richard Smith - Arkansas- Meh
Josh Booty -LSU first team allsecQB Loved himself more than football
JD Booty - USC Great Pro career
Jacob Hester - LSU Best besides Tillery
Chad Johnson - Texas Tech who
Blake Shapen - Baylor who
Tristen Ross - Oklahoma fair
Micha Baskerville - LSU Nails
Jermauria Rasco - LSU pretty good, not the player he was portrayed coming out of HS
Bernard-Converse - Arkansas/LSU- Not Arkansas, OSU
Jared Cornelius- Arkansas who

Bobby Mayfield and Vince Manalla were really good players in the late 70's. Before them, Ole Miss' Norris Weese.

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Bobby Mayfield and Vince Manalla were really good players in the late 70's. Before them, Ole Miss' Norris Weese.


Before I was born, doesn’t count

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stan moley

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TE Malcolm Scott class of 1979 was a member of the Top 100 class in 1978...HS All American but didnt make All State??
One of my favorite Tigers. Doesn't speak well of the Aug family to allow him to be Homeless. Same with Jackie Wallace.

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Scott is no longer homeless, but his purple knight brothers did help him out several times and he ended up back out there. also wayne smith from carver made all state TE and he was pretty freaking good too - caught way more passes - the other end spot went to a guy from shreveport - hard for two guys from the same city to make all state - lots more sports writers voting back then diluted votes.

Catholic and Rummel have been better than Curtis since being in the same classification

Let than sink in. Curtis would have no dominance if they played where they should have

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Barbe baseball

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Without question.

An hour long documentary should be made on this program. Ive lived in Houston for over 11 years and nothing I repeat nothing, is even on the same level as Bucs baseball.

1972 was a deeper and more talented team than 1975!!!

4200+ yards of offense in 10 games..

Defense WAS BETTER than 1975 only allowing 6ppg...

QB Roy Henry was Metro NO Offensive POY.


Fall 1973 QB Roy "BLACK MAGIC" Henry led the ND frosh team to an unbeaten season with 5 future NFL players (including the first Browner family member).


Was awarded a National Championship Ring although he hadn't played a varsity game yet.

Roy surpassed QB Tom Clements in camp and was higher in the depth chart going into the Fall..

Angelo Zanders led Metro NO in kicking points..

4 QBs deep including the 1973 & 1974 PK starter.

2 future NFL defenders & 2 future CFL players started on the 1972 team..

It's strange that Holy Cross had exactly the same transfer eligibility issue a few years prior yet continued into the playoffs with the player in question sidelined???

In Game #10 held defending State Champion BM Crusaders to under 100 yards total offense in a shutout victory!!

Bobby Conlin declared St.Aug the unbeaten District Champs and the unbeaten undisputed #1 team in 1972 AAAA from week 1- week 10.

Even the sportswriters named Coach Wash the COY!!

The 1975 Defense would have had to work overtime to slow the 1970..1971..and especially the 1972 PK offensive teams down; let alone dominating them the way they did every other team!!

Per Coach Otis Washington, 1972 was his deepest, most talented and BEST Team...

Cappy this is JS619....

We've discussed this before lol

Both of them had similar issues.

Good dudes too!!

They have always had support..



Jackie Wallace was a QB @ Aug for 1960s Head Coach Eddie Flint...

1 of 4 PKs coached by Coach Flint to get drafted and suit up for @ least 1 full NFL season..

Glenn Alexander(Aug/Grambling/NFL)

Sam Holden(XU Prep/Aug/Grambling/NFL)

Jackie Wallace(Aug/Ariz/NFL)
NCAA All American..2 Super Bowl Games(L.A.Rams...Minnesota Vikings)

Alfred Jenkins(Aug/SIU/Tulsa NFL)(( Backup OL 1972 Champion Miami Dolphins..Helped carry Don Shula off the field)

Jackie Wallace

1 of the first PKs to sign with a PAC 6/PAC 8 school..

A few years later QB Keith Pete would follow to the PAC..

Prior to that a few PKs had signed with San Diego St..