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Duncanville is one cleat stepping forward from reaching the finals for the third straight year.
As the rain came down, for a moment, it seemed like the stormy weather was representative of Southlake Carroll’s first loss of the season. Instead, the Dragons weathered the storm, rallying from a 14-0 hole and going on a 35-7 run to top Denton Guyer in the the Class 6A Division II Region I championship.
In most of the country’s running back rankings, Longview running back Kelvin Washington was always absent from the list.
One of the top waiver wire targets this week is a former Texas high school football standout.
In this edition of the Heisman Memorial Trophy nominees, two Texas high school football standouts make up half of the honored class. This list includes a two-way player, two quarterbacks, and a running back.
Throughout the season, everyone pencilled Duncanville in to achieve a three-peat.
Although Travis Hunter claimed this year’s Heisman Trophy, the results were closer than expected.
Coming into the 6A Division I semifinals on Saturday, last year’s North Shore defeat was fresh on the minds of the Westlake Chaparrals. In that contest, the Mustangs edged the Chaps 23-14, defeating Westlake for the second straight year.
In the end, a state championship berth was decided by a game-winning field goal.
For the fourth time in the state semifinals, Denton Ryan was unable to contend with Highland Park. Previously, the Raiders previously lost in 2016, 2017, and 2018.
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