Dave Campbell’s Texas Football released their high school rankings ahead of Week 6 of the season, and a couple of teams from the Brazos Valley made it.
They filed into Lions Gym this Wednesday afternoon as Bryson Washington announced he would be graduating early after signing with Baylor back in December to continue his football career.
For the second year in a row both Franklin and College Station represented the Brazos Valley at the UIL State Championships. The Lions won back-to-back state titles while the Cougars came up short to Aledo.
The Franklin Lions (16-0) successfully defended their 2021 state title following a 17-14 win over Brock (11-5) Thursday night at AT&T Stadium to claim the Class 3A Division I State Championship.
The Franklin Lions (15-0) will take on Brock (11-4) Thursday at 7 P.M. at AT&T Stadium in Arlington with the winner staking claim to the 2022 Class 3A Division I State Championship.
The Franklin Lions (15-0) are an ‘old school’ ground pound football team that uncharacteristically threw three touchdown passes in a 41-13 win over Edna Thursday night in the Class 3A Division I State Semifinals at Legacy Stadium.
The Franklin Lions (14-0) will take on the Edna Cowboys (13-1) in the Class 3A Division I State Semifinals Thursday at 7 p.m. at Legacy Stadium in Katy.
Bryson Washington scored with 27 seconds left in the game on 4th and goal from the 7 as the Franklin Lions picked up a 24-21 win over Columbus Friday night at Bastrop ISD Stadium.
Franklin won its 29th straight game and will face Columbus in the Regional finals next week. It will be Franklin’s third straight state quarterfinal appearance and eighth in school history.
Dave Campbell’s Texas Football released their rankings after the final week of the high school regular season and five teams from the Brazos Valley made it.
Last week Franklin picked up their 24th win a row against another defending state champ Lorena, now top-ranked Lions had another big test this week number 6 Cameron Yoe.
Dave Campbell’s Texas Football released their high school rankings ahead of Week Eight of the season on Monday and Seven teams from the Brazos Valley remain ranked.
Dave Campbell’s Texas Football released their high school rankings following Week Six of the season, and seven teams from the Brazos Valley are ranked.
Dave Campbell’s Texas Football released their latest rankings following Week Two of the high school football season, and six teams from the Brazos Valley are ranked.
Both Franklin (Class 3A Division II) and College Station (Class 5A Division I) represented the Brazos Valley at the UIL State Championships at AT&T Stadium. Franklin won their first state title in school history with a 49-35 win over Gunter, and College Station lost a heart-breaker in overtime to Katy Paetow.
The Franklin football program is known for running the football and the Lions showed it Thursday night beating Gunter 49-35 in the Class 3A Division 2 State Championship game.
Malcolm Murphy rushed for 4 touchdowns and 280 yards on offense and had 2 interceptions on defense as the top-ranked Franklin Lions (16-0) beat 2nd ranked Gunter (15-1) 49-35 to claim its first state football championship at AT&T Stadium Thursday night.
It is 164 miles from Franklin’s field house to AT&T Stadium in Arlington. For the second straight season the Lions will make the 164 miles trip to play in the Class 3A Division 2 State Championship game.
The Franklin Lions (15-0) punched their ticket to the Class 3A Divison II UIL State Football Championship game following a 28-14 win over Waskom (13-2) Friday night at Mesquite Memorial Stadium.
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