The 2025 Non-FBS All-Texas teams spotlight 56 elite players from 21 programs, highlighting a season that saw Texas schools thrive across every level of college football and deep into the playoffs.

With Hardin-Simmons threatening late, Trinity’s T.J. Scannell stepped into history, returning an interception 70 yards to clinch the playoff win and keep the Tigers’ postseason run alive.

Four teams in the state of Texas punched tickets to the playoffs in their respective divisions as UTPB (DII), Trinity (DIII), Hardin-Simmons (DIII) and Texas Wesleyan (NAIA) are playing in the postseason. 

How Texas Teams stack up across every level of college football’s postseason. The Lone Star State could be represented in the postseason at four of the five levels of the sport. 

The State of Texas has at least two programs ranked in five of the six levels of college football. We breakdown the 11 Non-FBS programs ranked as we head into late October. 

The NCAA should eliminate street agents and build a system around the student-athlete.

Tampering is prevalent throughout college football, yet the NCAA struggles to punish violators.

The number of quality Non-FBS programs in Texas has risen over the last five years.

The number of players this year is almost double the average number of prospects since 2020.