Texas, October 8, 2025
News Summary
As Texas high school football reaches its midpoint, standout prospects like Logan Lucero and Jalen Brewster emerge. Meanwhile, tragic incidents, including the death of young lineman Daniel Rivera, cast a shadow over the season. The competitive landscape is heating up as top teams like Southlake Carroll and Allen Eagles dominate the rankings.
Texas – The Texas high school football season has reached its midway point, reflecting the competitive dynamics and emerging player prospects in the state. Notably, Logan Lucero, a 2029 quarterback from Parish Episcopal, stands out as a prospect on the rise. Lucero, who measures 6’2″ and weighs 205 pounds, has garnered attention from Division I schools, including offers from Baylor, FAU, and SMU, despite limited varsity experience.
In recruiting news, Xavier Warren, a 2026 wide receiver from Georgetown, flipped his commitment from UCLA to Texas State. Warren is 6’0″ tall and weighs 165 pounds, indicating a strategic move that enhances Texas State’s roster amidst intense competition.
Another noteworthy commitment came from Jalen Brewster, a 2027 defensive lineman from Cedar Hill, who is a 6’3″ and 302-pound four-star prospect. Brewster chose Texas Tech over offers from prestigious programs like Texas, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Ohio State, highlighting the increasing prestige of Texas high school football players on the national stage.
The current Massey Ratings show that Southlake Carroll is the top-ranked team in Texas with an undefeated record of 6-0. The team has demonstrated dominance by winning every game decisively, including a recent 63-28 victory over Keller. Standout players from Southlake Carroll include quarterback Angelo Renda, who has thrown for 1,805 yards and 20 touchdowns, and wide receiver Brock Boyd, who has 1,868 yards and 19 touchdowns from the previous season.
Looking ahead, Southlake Carroll will face Eaton, while the second-ranked Allen Eagles (5-0) will take on Princeton. The Eagles have shown impressive form with a recent 62-0 victory over McKinney, capitalizing on a balanced offensive attack led by quarterbacks Jeremiah Daoud and freshman Ty Snell.
Other teams rounding out the standings include North Crowley (4-1), which rebounded from a recent loss with a resounding 68-0 victory against Mansfield Legacy, showcasing their strong defense. The top-ranked Aledo Bearcats (6-0) narrowly defeated Ryan with a score of 15-14 and are set to host Granbury next week. Meanwhile, the Prosper Eagles (5-0) continue to impress, recently overwhelming Rock Hill 72-3, supported by a powerful offensive line with multiple future FBS commitments.
Also noteworthy are other teams in the Top 25, including Summer Creek (5-0), Lake Travis (5-0), and Lewisville (5-0), reflecting the overall competitive spirit of Texas high school football. However, the season has also seen tragic incidents, such as the passing of Daniel Rivera, a 15-year-old lineman from Corrigan-Camden, who collapsed during a game and later died from a medical emergency. His untimely death has prompted memorials and vigils, highlighting his character and the influence he had on his community.
Local officials express concern over the increasing number of medical emergencies among youth athletes, noting that several incidents have been reported across Texas this season. These developments add an urgent complexity to the already intense atmosphere of high school football in the state.
FAQ
Who is the prospect on the rise in Texas high school football?
The prospect on the rise is Logan Lucero, a 2029 quarterback from Parish Episcopal, who stands at 6’2″ and weighs 205 pounds.
What significant commitment flip occurred in Texas high school football?
Xavier Warren, a 2026 wide receiver from Georgetown, flipped his commitment from UCLA to Texas State.
Who is the underclassman of the week?
The underclassman of the week is Jalen Brewster, a 2027 defensive lineman from Cedar Hill, who committed to Texas Tech.
What teams are currently at the top of the Texas high school football rankings?
Southlake Carroll is ranked No. 1 with a record of 6-0, followed by Allen Eagles at No. 2 with a record of 5-0.
What recent tragic event occurred in Texas high school football?
Daniel Rivera, a 15-year-old lineman for Corrigan-Camden collapsed during a game and later died due to a medical emergency.
Chart of Key Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Prospect on the Rise | Logan Lucero, 2029 QB, Parish Episcopal, 6’2″, 205 lbs, offers from Baylor, FAU, SMU. |
| Commit of the Week | Xavier Warren, 2026 WR, Georgetown, flipped from UCLA to Texas State, 6’0″, 165 lbs. |
| Underclassman of the Week | Jalen Brewster, 2027 DL, Cedar Hill, 6’3″, 302 lbs, committed to Texas Tech. |
| Top Team Rankings | Southlake Carroll (6-0), Allen Eagles (5-0), Aledo Bearcats (6-0). |
| Recent Tragic Event | Daniel Rivera, 15-year-old lineman for Corrigan-Camden passed away after collapsing during a game. |
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Additional Resources
- On3: Texas High School Football Rankings
- Wikipedia: Texas High School Football
- Sports Illustrated: Player of the Week
- Google Search: Texas High School Football Week 7 Rankings
- KWTX: Central Texas School District Announcement
- Google Scholar: Texas High School Sports Culture
- Sports Illustrated: Player Death
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Texas High School Football
- People: Football Tragedy
- Google News: Texas High School Football Player Death
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