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Detroit Catholic Central opened the 2026 Michigan high school football season with a commanding victory over Clinton Township Chippewa Valley at Tom Adams Field, highlighted by multiple first‑half touchdowns and a stifling defensive effort.
Detroit Catholic Central defeated Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 35‑14 in the season‑opening Prep Kickoff Classic, showcasing a potent offense led by Duke Banta and a stifling defense that limited Peyton Coldicott’s impact.
Predictions for the 2026 season highlight Cass Tech’s quest for a fifth straight title, Denby’s defense of the Gold Division crown, and key matchups that could shape the statewide rankings.
The Detroit Free Press and MHSAA release their Super 25 preseason rankings, highlighting Cass Tech's No. 1 spot, the Shamrocks' return of key players, and the rising prospects of Orchard Lake St. Mary's and Harper Woods.
A look at the key programs, standout athletes and storylines shaping the 2025 Detroit Catholic League football season.
East St. Louis climbs to the top after a stunning comeback, while Brownsburg and Trinity make early statements that reshape the Midwest landscape.
The rankings highlight the state's most promising talent, from elite receivers to dominant pass rushers, and their college commitments.
As the high school football season approaches, USA TODAY Sports has released its regional preseason rankings, highlighting unbeaten programs and a watch list of emerging contenders ahead of the national Super 25 unveiling on July 21.
A look at the top high school seniors in Michigan who are drawing national attention for their performances and college commitments ahead of the 2026 season.
From quarterbacks to defensive linemen, Michigan's rising seniors are poised to dominate the 2026 season, each backed by major college programs.
The Detroit Free Press, in partnership with Buffalo Wild Wings, has announced the preseason athlete of the year awards, highlighting six standout football players from southeast Michigan who are poised to shape the upcoming season.
The poll highlights standout athletes from the 2027 and 2028 classes, each with impressive rankings, multi‑sport achievements, and early college commitments.
Texas Tech has secured a No. 7 national ranking for its 2027 class, filling 17 scholarship spots and adding two walk‑ons, while elite prospects such as Jalen Brewster eye the program amid competition from LSU and NCAA restrictions on coach commentary.
In a much‑anticipated decision, Anthony Cartwright III, a 6‑5, 235‑pound tight end from Birmingham’s Detroit Country Day, announced his commitment to the University of Oregon on Wednesday, passing over several Power Five programs.
Texas Tech football announced the verbal commitment of Dontae Perkins, a 6‑foot‑5, 295‑pound three‑star prospect, to its 2027 recruiting class, the first offensive lineman to pledge and the twelfth overall commit.
In the past week, a wave of blue‑chip recruits announced their college choices, from K.J. Green to Cooper Ohnmacht, sending shockwaves through the football recruiting landscape and elevating their future programs in the national rankings.
The Spartans' 2027 recruiting class has grown to 13 members with the addition of Colorado tight end Ryan Pankey and Texas wide receiver Zach Forbish, both of whom bring high rankings and versatile athleticism.
Gideon Gash, a top‑ranked athlete from Novi, Michigan, announced his commitment to Texas Tech over his family's ties to Michigan State, a move that highlights the competitive nature of modern college recruiting.
A consensus national top‑100 recruit announces his college choice, bringing a blend of size, athleticism and family legacy to Lubbock.
The Spartans’ latest recruiting haul features versatile receiver Deontay Malone and safety prospect Gideon Gash, each bringing notable rankings and familial ties to the program.
Gideon Gash, a top-ranked 2027 recruit from Novi, Michigan, will embark on an official visit to Michigan State this weekend, marking a pivotal moment in his college decision process.
Michigan's rise as a national title contender is driven by an influx of elite high school talent, highlighted by ten standout recruits who have pledged to various power programs.
Michigan’s coaching staff is leveraging personal connections and a clear development vision to land elite talent, outpacing traditional powerhouses in the race for the next generation of Wolverines.
The Wolverines' latest pledge from top prospect Quentin Burrell underscores a strategic focus on culture and academic fit, while the program eyes possible reversions from in‑state and out‑of‑state commits.