Dallas is buzzing with excitement as Texas high school football returns this season. With the first games set to kick off from August 29 to 31, athletes, coaches, and fans are gearing up for another thrilling year filled with action on the gridiron.
This season will feature state championships taking place from December 5 to 7, and many are looking forward to the competition. Teams across the Dallas-Fort Worth area are hard at work, preparing to tackle their respective schedules. Notably, several teams are already making headlines with standout players and recent transfers.
One of the big stories is the addition of a top running back who transferred to North Crowley, increasing their odds of success this season. Meanwhile, DeSoto boasts two players ranked among the top prospects in the Class of 2027, capturing the attention of college scouts.
There are also changes happening outside of gameplay. With rising temperatures during summer practices, coaches are focused on reducing the risk of heat illnesses among student-athletes. This newly implemented safety gear aims to promote healthier practices for players as they prep for the season.
The anticipation is building as high school sports media is preparing coverage that includes a live broadcast schedule showcasing three nationally ranked teams in the D-FW area. Fans can expect to see some top matchups throughout the season, including a highly awaited encounter between the Aggies and Longhorns, along with the Dallas Cowboys taking on the Houston Texans later in the year.
This season, high school football in Texas promises to deliver exciting plays, inspiring athletes, and unparalleled school spirit. As teams prepare for their first games, the whole community looks forward to witnessing who will dominate the field and perhaps make a deep playoff run in December.
