Texas High School Football Scores: Top 25 teams – Week 4

There’s no better time of the year in Texas than high school football season, with great matchups abound every weekend. Already this fall we’ve seen a number of epic finishes, major upsets and standout early performances.

Week 4 should be no different, with some of the Lone Star State’s top teams facing off — a few against in-state opponents and others taking on out-of-state foes.

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Follow along below to see how each of the top 25 teams in action fared this weekend:

The On3 Massey Ratings — officially used during the BCS era and have generated college high school sports team rankings since 1995 — rank sports teams by analyzing game outcomes, strength of schedule, and margin of victory.

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Thursday, Sept. 19

#5 North Crowley – 70
Rockwall – 17

#15 Lone Star – 62
Centennial – 7

Friday, Sept. 20

Waxahachie –
#1 Duncanville –

#3 Southlake Carroll –
Trinity

Mesquite –
#5 DeSoto –

Plano –
#7 Allen –

San Marcos –
#9 Lake Travis –

#10 Westlake –
#24 Steele –

Birdville –
#12 Aledo –

Cherry Creek (Colo.) –
#14 Highland Park

#17 College Station –
#23 A&M Consolidated –

Cinco Ranch –
#18 Katy –

#19 Celina –
Franklin –

#21 Texas High –
Fayetteville (Ark.) –

Ruston (La.) –
#22 Longview –

Spruce –
#25 South Oak Cliff –

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This article was originally published by Keegan Pope at On3 – (https://www.on3.com/high-school/news/texas-high-school-football-scores-top-25-teams-week-4/).

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