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HIGHLIGHTS: Odessa vs. San Antonio Johnson
SAN ANTONIO, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) – Odessa High went on the road to face one of the top teams in 6A against San Antonio Johnson. The game was affected by weather delays, and at halftime Odessa trailed 37-0. Next week, the Bronchos are back on the road facing Abilene Cooper. Watch the video above for the […]
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Friday Night Lights: Midland Lee vs. Eastlake
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Are you ready for week 3 of high school football? Catch all the action from the Midland Lee vs. Eastlake game on KTSM+, livestreamed by the El Paso Broadcast Company and color comantary done by Mando “The Monster” Medina. The game is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, […]
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Game of the Week | Liberty gets another shot at Midland Greenwood
Here's a look at the best high school football games in the Lubbock area in Week 3. GAME OF THE WEEK Midland Greenwood (2-0) at Lubbock-Cooper Liberty (2-0) 7 p.m. Friday, Patriot Stadium Midland Greenwood spoiled the biggest non-district game in Lubbock-Cooper Liberty history. It's a two-year history, but the fact remains. The Patriots were riding high at 5-0 last season when the Rangers sent them home with a 34-14 setback. Greenwood finished as a 13-1 regional finalist. There's no longer possibility of a postseason encounter, so Friday will be Liberty's only chance of revenge. The Patriots enter off a dominant 44-13 win over Class 5A Division I Frenship. Liberty recorded 11 sacks, led by Rylan Thomas' seven. The team moved up to No. 6 in the latest 4A D-II rankings Monday. Greenwood, which grew to 4A D-I this alignment, graduated most of its 2025 team but hasn't missed a beat. The Rangers are allowing 14.5 points per game after last week's 25-15 win over Lubbock-Cooper. It will take a herculean effort to maintain that. The Patriots are averaging 46.5 points. Week 3 games to watch for Lubbock area Shallowater (2-0) at Canadian (2-0) 7 p.m. Friday, Wildcat Stadium Last
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San Angelo LIVE!
Water Valley Wildcats Upset No. 1 Rankin
WATER VALLEY, TX — The Water Valley Wildcats got their revenge against the No. 1-ranked Rankin Red Devils, 93-90, Friday night at Diddle Young Field.Last season, Rankin and Water Valley went 1-1 as the Wildcats got the better of the Red Devils during the regular season, 67-20. Then in the state semifinals, Rankin beat Water Valley, 54-46.A third matchup was set Friday, and after a brief lightning delay, the game was under way. The first quarter was a scoring bonanza, with both teams combining for 57 points. Learn More Here .
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Forsan Looks to Build on Overtime Victory at Roscoe
FORSAN — The Forsan Buffaloes will try to carry the momentum from their dramatic season-opening victory into tonight’s road game against the Roscoe Plowboys. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Roscoe Collegiate High School. Forsan enters the non-district matchup with a 1-0 record after defeating Coahoma 22-20...
The Abilene Reporter-News
Big Spring Pathway cancels football game against Coleman
Editor's note: this story has been updated with more info and comments from Big Spring Pathway. Less than a week after the Big Spring Pathway Warriors kicked off their high school’s inaugural season of Texas high school football, the team’s schedule for the rest of the 2026 season has been thrown into flux. Less than 96 hours before kickoff of its Week 2 non-district matchup against Coleman, Big Spring Pathway (0-1) announced it was canceling its game against the Bluecats, which had been scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4, at Hufford Field in Coleman. The Warriors played their first varsity game last Friday, Aug. 28, a 50-6 loss to the Munday Moguls at Scruggs Field in Munday. Big Spring Pathway’s path forward, however, is full of uncertainty. Coleman Independent School District officials confirmed the scheduling change to The Reporter-News on Tuesday afternoon. Matt Stepp of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football was first to report the news on X . Big Spring Pathway athletics director and head football coach Keegan Clark confirmed that the team’s upcoming Week 2 game against Coleman had been canceled due to player safety concerns following a number of early-season injuries. “We have just had the misfortune