Only 64 coaches in the history of Texas high school football have 200 victories or more. A&M Consolidated head coach Jim Slaughter is on the verge of becoming the 65th, as he owns 199 career victories heading in to tomorrow's game with Bryan.
Slaughter totaled 126 victories during 17 years as the head coach at San Angelo Lake View, Corpus Christi Carroll and Lufkin, before becoming athletics director at Carrollton Farmers Branch, a position he held for five years before replacing Ross Rogers at A&M Consolidated in 2000.
Slaughter's record at Consolidated is 73-44, and his teams have reached the playoffs eight of the nine seasons he has been at the helm.
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