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Two of the best team in Texas high school football will meet Friday night and fans across the states and country can watch it live.
Players committed to or recruited by Texas football and Texas A&M football will take the field as Coppell, one of the top teams in the state, faces a battle-tested Denton Guyer squad filled with Division I talent.
Denton Guyer, MaxPreps’ No. 14 team in the state and No. 86 in the country, comes into the game after a handing a tough Flower Mound team its first loss. Guyer’s only defeat this season came against North Crowley, the No. 2 team in state, per MaxPreps.
Coppell is the No. 8 team in the state with impressive wins over Waxahachie and Sachse. The Cowboys pounded Hebron last week 49-14.
Watch Denton Guyer vs. Coppell live
Fans of SEC football, Big Ten football and more may want to tune into the 7 p.m. matchup to see future conference stars. The game can be watched live or on demand on the NFHS Network.
Here’s how you can watch the Week 6 matchup:
How to watch Denton Guyer football vs. Coppell
Who: Denton Guyer football vs. Coppell.
What: Week 6 matchup of 2024 Texas high school football season.
When: 7 p.m. Friday.
Where: Collins Stadium in Denton.
How to watch: NFHS Network.
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Denton Guyer college football recruits
The Denton Guyer Wildcats have about a half-dozen players headed to Football Bowl Subdivision and that number could grow.
Guyer’s senior class is led by Kevin Sperry, a future Oklahoma quarterback, and three-star defensive tackle Xavier Ukponu. Upkponu is headed to Wisconsin, and several younger teammates are drawing interest from Power Four programs including Texas, Texas A&M, LSU, Illinois, Nebraska and Kansas State. The highest ceiling on the team may be that of Khyren Haywood, a sophomore wideout being recruited by Texas, among…
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Author : Austin American-Statesman
Publish date : 2024-10-04 17:39:54
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