Dave Campbell's Texas Football is proud to partner with TxDOT this season as they roll the TxDOT Road Show into some of the biggest Texas high school football games across the state. Be sure to look for the TxDOT Road Show at the game, where fans can participate in VR experiences, interactive video screens, quizzes, giveaways and much more. TxDOT reminds fans to be careful on the road and follow the speed limit. Slow down when there's heavy traffic, road construction, or bad weather. And always buckle up.

Rogers (5-3) at Lexington (6-2)
7:30 p.m. Friday at Eagle Stadium in Lexington

The District 13-3A Division II crown is on the line on Friday night in Lee County when Rogers makes the 50-mile trip south on US-77 to face off with Lexington. Both teams are undefeated in district play, and the winner will claim the district championship and the all-important No. 1 seed in the playoff bracket. Rogers battled through a brutal non-district schedule, going 2-3 along the way, but the defense has been a consistent force led by Connor Woods and the Pistol Flexbone offense, headlined by junior running back Bryce Watson, has begun to find its footing. Lexington's followed a similar path, starting 1-2 with rather baffling losses to Troy and Rockdale before figuring things out, especially on the offensive side. Sophomore QB Kase Evans is growing up in a hurry, with fellow underclassmen receivers Mason Biehle and Weston Bayer doing the lion's share of the damage on outside. One thing to know: this game figures to be close — three of the last four meetings between these two squads were decided by one possession.