High school playoff are just around the corner as week 10 wraps up across the city.
SAN ANTONIO — Ten weeks of high school football action has gone by faster than the Reagan Rattlers racking up touchdowns. Here are Vinnie Vinzetta's picks for the best high school teams in the region:Yes, it’s a five-way tie off the top to get things started. I make the rules here, right?
Steele, Jay, Smithson Valley, Burbank and Southwest are all 8-1 and playoff-bound as the November football picture comes into shape. The Mules are 9-0 and haven’t played a close game in weeks, most recently dispatching the Lanier Voks 61-7 on Saturday. They’ll eventually get playoff-tested, but are full-speed ahead at the moment as they search for an undefeated regular season.Johnson is 8-1 through nine games, their only blemish being district showdown against Reagan.
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