Watch UIL hearing on referee attack LIVE
ABC 13 in Texas is broadcasting today’s University Interscholastic League hearing on the attack by two John Jay High School football players on a referee. Click here to watch the hearing.
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Can’t read uniform numbers? Texas high school football fans getting relief
Tired of attending a high school football game where you can’t decipher the numbers on uniforms from the stands? Well, Texas high school football fans will get a break starting in 2017.
UIL hearing into attack on Texas high school football official
By Josh Barnett, USA TODAY High School Sports USA TODAY High School Sports is a partner of High School Football America The University Interscholastic League questioned the leadership of the San Antonio John Jay coaching staff and their inability to…
It’s Official – Houston to host Texas high school football championships
The University Interscholastic League has officially announced that Houston’s NRG Stadium will be the home of the 2015 Texas high school football championships December 17th through the 19th.
The Turnaround – Realignment and scheduling
by Jason Strunk Lubbock High School Head Football Coach Follow @WestTXCoach I have been asked a lot about how we build our schedules for football and all the other sports here in Texas. After talking with my man, Fish, I…
Deion Sanders’ Prime Prep surrenders its charter
by Jeff Fisher WFAA-TV in Dallas is reporting that Deion Sanders‘ Prime Prep Academy is close to extinction. Reporter Brett Shipp says that the school has surrendered its charter, turning over operations to the state. The story says that the…
Texas high school football championship games remain at AT&T Stadium
by Jeff Fisher The University Interscholastic League has announced that the 2014 Texas high school football championship games will return to AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys. The state championship games have been played there since 2010.
Number of high school football injuries in Texas drops
by Jeff Fisher KTBC-TV Fox 7 in Austin is reporting that high school football injuries declined for the third straight year in Texas.