
Week 3 Dallas-Area High School Football Preview: Players to Watch
Key athletes from South Oak Cliff, Prosper, Denton and beyond are poised to make a significant impact as the third week of high school football unfolds.
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Key athletes from South Oak Cliff, Prosper, Denton and beyond are poised to make a significant impact as the third week of high school football unfolds.

Week 1 of Texas high school football features coaching debuts, state championship rematches and out‑of‑state clashes that set the tone for the season.

From quarterbacks delivering record‑breaking performances to defensive standouts poised to dominate, the first week of the 2026 Texas high school football season promises headline‑making moments.
Drawing on his father’s NFL experience, Ty Bartrum is stepping into key special‑teams duties and aiming to help UCF’s defense grow deeper and more versatile in the Big 12.

Terez Davis, a former basketball player from an NBA lineage, is set to become a starting left tackle for Ole Miss in 2026, leveraging mentorship and family legacy to anchor the Rebels' offensive line.

The University of Wyoming football program will travel to Las Vegas for the 2026 Old Trapper Mountain West Conference Media Days, where head coach Jay Sawvel and key student‑athletes will engage with fans and media, showcasing a season marked by defensive excellence and record‑setting performances.
From Waxahachie’s 11‑2 run to Valor Christian’s 10‑3 surge, the Southwest’s elite programs are setting the stage for a marquee 2026 season.

The Nike EYBL Peach Jam stands as the premier summer showcase for high school talent, while figures like Kevin Durant defend the role of AAU programs in developing players both on and off the court.

Bucknell’s men’s basketball team edged Canadian powerhouse Carleton Ravens 70‑62 in a hard‑fought exhibition, highlighted by Aleksander Pachucki’s 22 points and a late surge that secured the win.

From accountability drills to a revamped offense, the Cowboys are betting on chemistry to climb out of last year’s Mountain West slump.

In a tightly contested matchup on Saturday night in Montreal, the Bucknell Bison edged out Queen's University 78-74, securing their second straight win on Canadian soil. Key performances from Aleksander Pachucki, Kyle Marshall, and Rocco Lamuno, combined with a forced turnover battle, proved decisive.

The Dallas Morning News has released its 2026 rankings, spotlighting DeSoto's explosive offense and a host of elite recruits across the region.

The Mountain West has revealed the student‑athletes and coaches who will represent each school at the 2026 Old Trapper Media Days, scheduled for July 15‑16 at The Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.

The 2026 All-Mountain West Team showcases UNLV's dominance with 19 selections, while other programs also earn significant representation.

The Cowboys have reshaped their roster with nearly 50 newcomers, including freshman wide receiver Jordan Styles, while retaining key veterans such as Samuel Harris and Dante Drake.
Former Tri‑City American goaltender Carey Price was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame this week, a testament to his dominance between the pipes and his lasting impact on the game. His milestone coincides with a series of recent signings and debuts by local talent across multiple sports.

The Cowboys are set to field a dramatically reshaped squad this fall, featuring a new quarterback, standout freshman lineman Jonathan Pearcy, and a host of transfers aimed at shoring up offense and defense.

The latest preseason national rankings from High School Football America show Florida and Texas at the forefront, with Dallas‑area schools like Duncanville, Galena Park North Shore and South Oak Cliff featuring prominently. Key recruit commitments add further intrigue to the upcoming season.

Wyoming’s football team has signed nearly five dozen newcomers, keeping standouts like Samuel Harris and Dante Drake and adding quarterback Tyler Hughes and tight end Ishmael Muhammad, setting the stage for a competitive campaign.

The University of Wyoming’s football program is gearing up for the upcoming season after a busy offseason that saw nearly five dozen newcomers join the roster, including key additions at quarterback and defensive tackle, while also saying goodbye to several top playmakers.

The University of Wyoming football program has added nearly 50 players this offseason, retaining core veterans while welcoming new quarterbacks, running backs and defensive standouts, including Sheridan native Beck Haswell.

The Cowboys have added nearly 50 players this offseason, retaining key veterans while welcoming high‑profile newcomers such as Tyler Hughes and freshman quarterback Taylor Hasselbeck, son of former NFL star Tim Hasselbeck and television personality Elisabeth Hasselbeck.

The Cowboys' offseason overhaul brings nearly five dozen newcomers, retains key veterans, and introduces a Texas product who could reshape the offense.

The Cowboys are set to field a dramatically expanded squad, blending proven veterans with fresh talent, highlighted by local recruit Jackson Garrett.