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The 2026 Alabama high school football season begins on August 20, featuring a top 25 ranking released by the USA TODAY Network and culminating in championship games in Mobile and Montgomery.
The latest USA TODAY Network Alabama high school football rankings place Clay Chalkville at No. 1 after an unbeaten 2025 campaign, while Thompson, Saraland and other contenders prepare for early-season showdowns.
The 2026 season introduces new regional divisions for Tuscaloosa‑area teams, reshaping postseason routes and highlighting predicted title contenders.
The 2026 Alabama High School Athletic Association football season kicks off across the Tuscaloosa region, featuring notable reclassifications, returning stars, and new quarterback dynamics that promise a thrilling year of play.
A weekend of early games, charity scrimmages and school‑wide celebrations sets the stage for the upcoming high school football season in Tuscaloosa.
After a 6‑5 season and a first‑round playoff exit, the Fayette County Tigers aim to leverage a cohesive senior class and full health of key players for a stronger finish.
A look at the 24 elite offensive linemen from the Tuscaloosa region who are poised to dominate the 2026 high school football season, featuring key stats and player highlights
A standout performance by Isaiah Bennett has set new rushing records for Sipsey Valley, and with a returning offensive core and upgraded defense, the Bears aim to translate early gains into tangible milestones next season.
From Northside to Central, these quarterbacks combine impressive yardage, record‑breaking touchdowns and early college interest, making them the players to watch as the 2026 season unfolds.
The Hubbertville football program leans on years‑long friendships, a versatile roster and a coach who prizes brotherhood as it prepares for the upcoming campaign.
The Saints return nearly 10 starters, blend youth with experienced juniors, and target a strong opening stretch while navigating a new league format.
Tuscaloosa County’s football program is focusing on confidence, accountability and a strong returning offensive line as it eyes a turnaround after a tough 1‑9 season.