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Chickasha Football Looks to Break Losing Streak with New Coach Steve Huff

A seasoned coach and a challenging schedule aim to revive the program

The Chickasha football program in Oklahoma has endured three straight seasons without a winning record, a drought that has left fans yearning for a turnaround.

A New Era for Chickasha Football

Enter Steve Huff, the newly appointed head coach, who brings more than three decades of sideline experience and a track record of building competitive teams.

Huff’s résumé includes a 36‑18 record at Decatur High School, where he guided the Eagles to four straight playoff runs, and a stint at College Station High School that culminated in an 88‑19 mark and a state championship in 2017.

Key Matchups on the 2026 Calendar

The 2026 schedule promises a gauntlet of opponents, featuring matchups against former winners and losers from the previous year, beginning with a season‑opening battle against Woodward on September 4.

Homecoming will be celebrated on October 9 when the team hosts Tecumseh, while the campaign wraps up on November 6 with a showdown against Western Heights, a game that could seal the season’s narrative.

Beyond the wins and losses, the arrival of Huff has sparked renewed optimism across the community, with players eager to embrace his disciplined approach and fans hopeful that the streak will finally end.

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