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I have always wanted a list of
ALL the high school football stadiums in Texas. I have a good start,
but I'll need your help to make it complete. Check out the database
by clicking the link above. Look for your stadium. If it
is not listed, submit it, if it is listed but is incomplete or
have errors in the listing, submit the corrections.
Thanks for your help.
Texas Bob
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Texas High
School Football Stadium Facts |
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Texas High School Football
Stadium Video - 2008 |
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Press Box Pass
Ornelas Stadium - Marshall, Texas |
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"Friday Night Light's
Ratliff Stadium --
Odessa, Texas
The
Epicenter of Texas High School Football
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The
First High School Football Game
At Reliant Stadium, August 28, 2004 |
Friday Night
Lights,
(A town, a team, a dream) |
Friday Night Lights :
A Town, a Team, and a Dream
by H. G. Bissinger
Paperback - 416
pages Reprint edition (September 1991)
HarperCollins (paper); ISBN: 0060974060
Click here to read
Texas Bob's review of the this High School Football classic |
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"Ticket Please" The date is December 28, 1946. Get ready
to yell your head off. You are about to experience one of the most exciting High
School Games in the 20th century. Step back in time and enjoy the game.
Video
Clip
As reported on the Sports Page of the Fort Worth Star Telegram, December 29,
1946
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This game was played December 19th, 1959
in the Brownwood High School Stadium in Brownwood, Texas. Katy
played a tough Roughneck Team.
The
Game
As report on the sports
page of the Brookshire Times,
December 24th, 1959 |
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Classic High School Football
Program
Anson Tigers vs. Ranger Bulldogs
Bulldog Stadium
Thursday, November 21, 1940 |
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Odessa
Nips Sweetwater,
13-12, 3-AA Classic
November 13th 1945
Two newspaper accounts of a classic Texas High School Football game
played on a Monday night, November 13th, 1945 |
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Famous High School Football Tickets
A small collection of my favorite and least favorite High
School Football Tickets.
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Spike Dykes
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One of may favorite High
School Football Coach stories.
"Spike Dykes, the
recently retired head coach of Texas Tech, tells a story about the first
time, as the head coach of Tech, he beat Jackie Sherrill's mighty Texas
A&M in Lubbock. "After the game," says Dykes, "Bill
Hart of the Abilene Reporter News asked me, 'This is the biggest
win of your life, isn't it?' And I said, 'No, not really. The biggest win
of my life was when I was coaching at Coahoma and we beat Aspermont.' He
thought I was kidding, but it really was. I never will forget that
football game. It was the darndest thing I ever saw. And that happens
every Friday night all over this state.""
Texas
Monthly - August 2000
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A Football Mothers Prayer |
