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Allen's Lyndon Spriggs finds a gap in the McKinney Boyd defense during the Eagles' 56-14 win (10/30/26).
FIELD POSITION: 2026 VYPE DFW Football Rankings — Pre-Playoff Edition | The Road to State Starts Here
District dominance only gets you so far. For the Dallas-Fort Worth area's top contenders, the real measure of championship potential begins now.
Allen (10-0) and North Crowley (10-0) have maintained their grip on the top two spots, while Lewisville (10-0) has ascended to No. 3, giving the region three undefeated heavyweights atop the hierarchy.
The perfect records don't end there. Anna, Lone Star, Martin and Timberview have also completed unbeaten regular seasons, establishing themselves as formidable threats in their respective classifications.
Elsewhere, Waxahachie (9-1), DeSoto (8-2) and Prosper (9-1) round out the Top 6, while traditional powers South Oak Cliff, Southlake Carroll and Duncanville enter the playoff picture with plenty to prove.
The regular-season résumé only tells part of the story. What happens from here will define the rest.

*** The first section shows the team’s current overall record | The second shows its final district record | The third shows its most recent game result (per MaxPreps as of 11/8/2026)
VYPE Dallas-Fort Worth Combined (6A–4A) Top 20 Football Rankings
November 2026 | Pre-Playoff Edition
1. Allen Eagles (6A) — 10-0 | 7-0 in District 6-6A* | 63-7 win vs. Walnut Grove
2. North Crowley Panthers (6A) — 10-0 | 7-0 in District 11-6A* | 62-3 win vs. Red Oak
3. Lewisville Fighting Farmers (6A) — 10-0** | 7-0 in District 5-6A* | 41-14 win vs. Little Elm
4. Waxahachie Indians (6A) — 9-1 | 6-1 in District 11-6A | 59-35 win vs. Mansfield
5. DeSoto Eagles (5A) — 8-2 | 7-0 in District 8-5A D1 | 83-0 win vs. Cleburne
6. Prosper Eagles (6A) — 9-1 | 6-1 in District 6-6A | 45-7 win vs. Princeton
7. Argyle Eagles (5A) — 9-1 | 6-0 in District 3-5A D2* | Bye Week
8. South Oak Cliff Golden Bears (5A) — 8-2 | 8-0 in District 5-5A D2* | 55-20 win vs. Samuell
9. Southlake Carroll Dragons (6A) — 8-2 | 7-0 in District 4-6A* | 54-7 win vs. Boswell
10. Duncanville Panthers (6A) — 6-4 | 5-2 in District 11-6A | 66-7 win vs. Skyline
11. Anna Coyotes (5A) — 10-0 | 8-0 in District 4-5A D2* | 56-31 win vs. Prosper Richland
12. Lone Star Rangers (5A) — 10-0 | 7-0 in District 5-5A D1* | 58-7 win vs. McKinney North
13. Martin Warriors (6A) — 10-0 | 7-0 in District 3-6A* | 70-14 win vs. Granbury
14. Guyer Wildcats (6A) — 8-2 | 6-1 in District 5-6A | 40-21 win vs. Flower Mound
15. Timberview Wolves (5A) — 10-0 | 7-0 in District 7-5A D2* | 55-8 win vs. Corsicana
16. Lancaster Tigers (5A) — 8-2 | 6-1 in District 8-5A D1 | 54-14 win vs. Mansfield Legacy
17. Lovejoy Leopards (5A) — 9-1 | 5-1 in District 3-5A D2 | 21-14 win vs. The Colony
18. Rockwall Yellowjackets (6A) — 8-2 | 6-1 in District 10-6A | 53-35 win vs. Heath
19. Aledo Bearcats (6A) — 7-3 | 6-1 in District 3-6A | 28-3 win vs. Arlington Lamar
20. Brock Eagles (4A) — 9-1 | 5-0 in District 4-4A D2 | 56-3 win vs. Mineral Wells
Others to Watch: Lake Highlands Wildcats (7-6A), Ryan Raiders (3-5A D1), Highland Park Scots (6-5A D1), Keller Central Chargers (4-6A), Coppell Cowboys (7-6A), Richland Royals (6-5A D1), Melissa Cardinals (5-5A D1), Decatur Eagles (4-4A D1), Emerson Mavericks (4-5A D2), Sachse Mustangs (9-6A), Midlothian Panthers (8-5A D1), West Mesquite Wranglers (7-5A D1), Brewer Bears (4-5A D1)
* A single asterisk indicates a district championship.
** Lewisville's previously forfeited wins were reinstated.
EAT ’EM UP: Randle OL Jeremy Rawls commits to Texas State
2027 Randle (TX) offensive lineman Jeremy Rawls announced his commitment to Texas State on on Tuesday via his X account.
Rawls committed to Texas State over Midwestern State, Eastern New Mexico and Angelo State among others.
The six-foot-eight, 300-pound offensive tackle's commitment to the Bobcats comes following a game day visit to Texas State on October 25th.
“Texas State feels like home," Rawls said on his commitment to Texas State. "They showed me a lot of love from the start."
The biggest factor that led to Rawls making the decision to commit to Texas State came down to how the staff treated not only him but his family during his visit.
“The staff was really cool," he said. "How they treated my family during the visit and how transparent they were throughout the process is what made me want to commit."
Rawls is a big piece of Randle's currently undefeated regular season and as the playoffs start this week, the goal is simple. Dominate and win state.
“My goal for the rest of the season is to dominate up front as a unit," Rawls said. "Prove everybody wrong who’s been doubting and disrespecting us."
While the focus turns towards a deep playoff run and another shot at the UIL State Championship, Rawls had one final message for Texas State fans on his commitment.
“Texas State fans is I’m home," he said. "They got themselves a dog!”
Watch out for Rawls and the rest of the Lions football team in the playoffs as they look to make their third straight trip to Jerry's World .













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