Big stars like Davian Groce, Jermaine Bishop, Karece Hoyt and Javian Osborne all put on a show at the Star in Frisco during the regional semifinals.

This Saturday, South Oak Cliff will set their sights on becoming the first Dallas-Fort Worth area program from a multi-school district to win three straight state championships. Their Death Row defense and its architect, Kyle Ward, are cornerstones to their success.

The quest for a three-peat is alive and well for SOC.

Dave Campbell's Texas Football provides a recruiting-themed notebook from the UIL Football State Championships following the action at AT&T Stadium.

Shiner big man Doug Brooks ended a historical TXHSFB career with a state title win and MVP honors. Now he turns his attention to recruiting where schools like Houston, UTSA, Colorado State and Army have offered. 

Get to know Wichita Fallas Rider athlete Anquan Willis. He is starting to generate a lot of recruiting buzz, picking up early in-state offers from SMU and Texas Tech. There are some other P5 programs in pursuit of the TXHSFB two-way standout. 

Get to know Aeryn Hampton. The Daingerfield athlete is quickly becoming one of the nation's hottest recruits, picking up major offer after major offer. Who is standing out early?

The Marlin Bulldogs have advanced to the regional final round for the first time since 2004, with DCTF four-star Derion Gullette standing out on both sides of the ball. Gullette already has Baylor, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, and Texas Tech offers. 

TexasFootball.com caught up with four-star offensive line prospect Neto Umeozulu after a big win over Euless Trinity. The powerhouse from Allen is balancing a playoff push with recruiting and caught us up on all the latest details.