Week 3 reshapes the Super 15 landscape
Allen (TX) vaulted from unranked to second place after a decisive 26‑7 win over Duncanville (TX). Sophomore quarterback Ty Snell orchestrated the offense, guiding the Eagles with poise and helping the defense limit the opposition to a single touchdown.
The weekend also featured a series of marquee matchups that reshaped regional expectations. Waxahachie (TX) rolled past Ennis (TX) 72‑14, with quarterback Jerry Meyer III throwing for 400 yards and six touchdowns. North Shore (TX) continued its early‑season dominance, shutting out Lancaster (TX) 35‑0 while amassing 287 rushing yards and four scores.
North Crowley (Fort Worth, TX) announced its arrival with a 26‑0 halftime lead over Aledo (TX), ultimately securing a 26‑0 victory while restricting the opposition to negative rushing yards. In Texas’ private‑school sector, St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) handed DeSoto (TX) a 38‑14 loss, underscoring the competitive breadth of the region.
Individual performances added further intrigue. Landen Williams‑Callis, a five‑star running back from Randle (Richmond, TX), powered his team to a 20‑14 win over South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX) with 230 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Isaiah Butcher IV of Bixby (OK) rushed for 182 yards and three scores in a 35‑27 rematch victory over Owasso (OK), while Khylan Davis of C.E. King (Houston, TX) contributed 272 passing yards, three touchdowns and 327 rushing yards in a 70‑10 triumph over Conroe (TX).
Southlake Carroll (TX) staged a dramatic comeback, edging Jenks (OK) 34‑33 after Brody Knowles caught seven passes for 180 yards and two touchdowns. The week’s results have set the stage for a tightly contested race as the Super 15 rankings continue to evolve.