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The Nocona Indians are 4-0 to start off the season, which is a major turnaround from last year's showing.
Legacy started the season 3-0 already surpassing their program total wins in school history.
Wichita Falls Memorial High School Quarterback Cole Birkhead is our Smoothie King Game Changer of the Week.
Take a look at the schedule for our 2026-2027 Preseason Previews.
The Legacy Leopards enter year two under head coach Greg Davis.
The Memorial Mavericks enter their third year with a new head coach leading the way.
The Graham Steers are coming off a 9-4 season and returning plenty of experience to the team.
The Burkburnett Bulldogs are coming off a 1-9 season and are looking to make a 180-degree turnaround with a new head coach in charge.
The Holliday Eagles are coming off a 7-5 season and have plenty of work to do after graduating 21 seniors.
The Henrietta Bearcats are looking to build on last year’s success.
With a new head coach, a more balanced offense and a defense expected to lead the way, the Vernon Lions are ready to show out when the Friday night lights come on.
The 2026 Bowie Jackrabbits are looking to bounce back and change the narrative, after going 4-5 last season and missing the playoffs.
The City View Mustangs are coming off a 9-3 season and a second-place finish in district.
Chemistry could be a big part of Jacksboro’s success this season.
Sometimes, bringing back what worked in the past can be the key to moving forward.
A new era is underway as the Munday Moguls are turning the page, with Head Coach Jeff Ward taking over the program.
After ending a five-year wait for a playoff victory last season, the Quanah Indians are returning with even higher expectations.
The Seymour Panthers are looking to have a breakout year after going 2-8 last season.
The Electra Tigers are entering this season with a young roster and a physical mindset.
Petroia is coming off an eight-win season and is looking to take another step forward this year.
A lot of change has come to many teams this year, and the Gold-Burg Bears are among them.
Entering his fifth year as head coach, Bradan Ritchey knows the Wildcats need to clean up some things.
The Olney Cubs are entering their second season under Head Coach Dustin Altmiller.
The Windthorst Trojans haven’t lost a district game in four years, and for a team that is trying to repeat success for yet another season, getting back to work at fall camp isn’t anything extraordinary.
The Knox City Greyhounds enter 2026 hoping to bounce back from a down year, only winning two games last season.
The Nocona Indians are now in year two with Head Coach Jeff Hill.
The Throckmorton Eagles have been preparing for the 2026 season with former state championship-winning head coach Shane Mallory back in the headset.
Benjamin enters a new era under coach Aaron Kuehler, looking to prove the Mustangs can remain among the state’s best despite key departures.
A winning record is always something to build on, but for the Perrin-Whitt Pirates, it isn’t enough.
Vernon Northside looks to build on last season’s turnaround as the Indians enter Year 2 under head coach Derek Schlieve with a more experienced roster and championship aspirations.
Crowell enters the 2026 season with a new head coach and a renewed focus on changing the culture after a 1-9 season.
Newcastle looks to build on an undefeated district season and second-round playoff appearance while chasing a state championship in 2026.
The Woodson Cowboys enter their 5th season under Head Coach Caleb Hagle after another playoff appearance ended in an early exit.
As Bryson enters this season after coming off of a major loss back in May, new head football coach Justin Ramirez aims to continue emulating what the team has worked on in previous seasons.
Saint Jo's 2026 football team features many new faces, but head coach CJ Hantz believes his newcomers are ready to play at the high school level.
Forestburg is embracing a fresh start under first-year head coach Cori Hayes. After a 1-9 season, the Longhorns are relying on experience, a new system and a stronger team culture as they chase a return to the playoffs.
The 2026 Harrold Hornets football team may not have been to the playoffs in over a decade, but with a bigger roster this season, that could change as they have their aim set on winning the District 10-1A Division II title.