Vote for the 3A Wide Receiver of the Year.
The top 3 in votes will make the 3A All-Texas Team.
The top 10 in overall votes throughout all of our 3A polls will be in the 3A Player of the Year vote. This means, that even if a player finished third or fourth in their position vote, if they are in the top 10 overall of all votes in their division, they will still be in the Player of the Year Vote. The top vote-getter in our Player of the Year Polls will be Mr Texas HS Football.
2023 Fan Vote 3A WR of the Year
Vote for the 2023 Fan Vote 3A WR of the Year
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If there is a player that we missed that should be in the poll, email [email protected] and include poll name and player name in the subject line, then the players’ school and statistics in the email. We have various statistical thresholds for each poll, but occasionally some statistics from some schools might be limited and cause a player to be missed, and some schools do not provide statistics. We use a tool through MaxPreps to sort statistics, so if you go to MaxPreps and don’t see your school’s statistics, we might not have them either. A rule of thumb is if a player is statistically the best in their district and did not make the list, reach out. If the player was not the best statistically in their district, we are unlikely to add them.
We have several security measures built into the poll. If you’re new to our polls, you might be surprised at how many votes players can get in a short period of time. We are able to detect any abnormal voting and any attempt at automated voting. If we see inauthentic voting occurring, which is easy for us to spot, those votes will be removed. Note that we typically wait a day to remove them, as we investigate the origin of the inauthentic votes, so occasionally the vote totals you see displayed may differ from the actual vote totals. Also note that when there is inauthentic voting, it is rarely ever being done by the players themselves, and we will defend the players against any accusation of “cheating” by anyone accusing them.
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