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B.B. Comer Football Team History

B.B. Comer Tigers

Braxton Bragg Comer High School

801 Seminole Ave. Sylacauga, AL 35150
Stadium: Legion Stadium
Colors: Black & Gold
Coach: Anthony Jacks
Region: 3A-R3

Overall Record Progress 94% Complete

Team Timeline
First Team: 1924 (#1)
1939 - First undefeated & untied season.
1978 - First playoff appearance.
1978 - First region championship.
1988 - First 11 win season.

Championships
State Playoff Championships
None
State Mythical Championships
None
Region Championships
1978, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1995

Team Records
Overall Record	370-411-24
Winning Pct.	47.4%
State Playoff Titles	0
State Mythical Titles	0
Region/Area Titles	7
Region/Area Record	66-99
All State Players (#3)	69
NFL Players (#4)	2
Weeks Ranked #1	5
Home Record	175-164-7
Away Record	126-179-8

By The Numbers
Seasons	87
Winning Seasons (#2)	43
Losing Seasons (#2)	39
Most Wins in A Season	14 (1995)
Most Loses in A Season	10 (2006)
10 Win Seasons	3
Most Points Scored in a Game	63 (1927)
Most Points Scored in a Season	464 (1995)
Most Points Allowed in a Game	62 (11/1/2002)
Most Points Allowed in a Season	425 (2006)
Largest Margin of Victory	63 (1927)
Largest Margin of Defeat	56 (11/1/2002)
Most Points Both Teams in a Game	92 (11/4/1988)
Last Shutout	10/23/2009
Last Time Shutout	10/17/2008
Shutouts All-Time	132
Been Shutout All-Time	154

Streaks
Longest Win	15 (10/21/1938-1940)
Longest Losing	15 (10/28/2005-9/21/2007)

Playoff Records
Overall Record	15-12
Appearances	12
1st Round	8-4
2nd Round	4-4
3rd Round	2-2
Semi-Finals	1-1
Finals	0-1

By the Decade
2000-09	28-75
1990-99	65-45
1980-89	57-52
1970-79	51-47-2
1960-69	39-57-4
1950-59	46-48-5

Enrollment History
Year	Students (Rank)
2010-11	228 (251)
2008-09	244 (228)
2006-07	200 (255)
2004-05	218 (235)
2002-03	251 (212)
2000-01	276 (191)
1998-99	244 (210)
1996-97	246 (241)
1994-95	236 (214)

Next Game
8/26/2010 (Thu) vs. Childersburg in a Non-Region Game.
Last Time: B.B. Comer lost 16-34 in 2009.
All-Time:
B.B. Comer vs. Childersburg	24-31-2	43.6%

2010 Season

8/26	vs. Childersburg (4A)
9/3	@ Handley (3A) *
9/10	vs. Walter Wellborn (3A) *
9/17	@ Central Coosa (3A) *
9/24	vs. Winterboro (1A)
10/1	@ Clay County (3A) *
10/8	vs. Marbury (3A) *
10/15	@ Leeds (3A) *
10/22	vs. Beulah (3A) *
10/29	@ Sylacauga (5A)

2010 Season Totals
Record	0-0
Scoring	0-0
Region Record	0-0
Home Record	0-0
Away Record	0-0

2010 Region 3 Standings
B.B. Comer	0-0	0-0
Beulah	0-0	0-0
Central Coosa	0-0	0-0
Clay County	0-0	0-0
Handley	0-0	0-0
Leeds	0-0	0-0
Marbury	0-0	0-0
Walter Wellborn	0-0	0-0

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Longest Running Rivalry
B.B. Comer & Sylacauga have played 85 games.
B.B. Comer has won 26 games.
Sylacauga has won 54 games.
with 5 tie games.

Record when scoring..... (since 2000)
Scoring	Record
less than 10	1-45
10 or more	27-30
20 or more	18-12
30 or more	11-1
40 or more	3-0

Record when allowing..... (since 2000)
Points Allowed	Record
less than 10	16-4
10 or more	12-71
20 or more	4-66
30 or more	0-47
40 or more	0-23

Border Wars
No games on record vs. Border States.

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NOTES:
(1) If 'First Year' is unknown we assume a year based upon research.
(2) Winning and losing seasons counted only if team plays at least 5 games.
(3) All State players counted for the all state teams we have in our database. We must have an entire team for the appropriate classification to make additions to the teams. Only ASWA teams are recognized after 1982.
(4) NFL Players counted for any player that participated in a regular season game.

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