Texas Class 6A-I state semifinals: How to watch No. 9 Allen vs. No. 23 Duncanville

The University Interscholastic League (UIL) football state semifinals continues today as teams from the Lone Star State are looking to book their ticket to next week’s state championship games to be held at the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium. Arguably one of the biggest matchup of the dais pits the No. 9 nationally ranked Allen Eagles against the No. 23 ranked Duncanville Panthers. Both teams bring state championship pedigrees to the table and this tilt features some of the best high school football talent Texas has to offer. We preview the Saturday afternoon matchup between the two Lone Star football giants.

How to Watch Allen Eagles vs. Duncanville Panthers in Texas 6A-I state semifinals game

Date: Saturday, Dec. 13
Time: 3 p.m. CT
Location: Eagle Stadium in Allen, TX
TV Channel: Victory+

Allen Players to Watch

WR Caleb Smith: One half of the dynamic Allen receiving duo, Smith, a Arizona signee, has hauled in 76 passes for 865 yards and scored eight touchdowns.

WR Carter Harris: the other half of the wide receiving dup is Harris, who has put up some monster numbers this season. The pass catcher has totaled 37 catches for an eye-popping 1,124 yards and 10 touchdowns.

QB Jeremiah Daoud: The Florida Atlantic quarterback signee has been playing very well behind center, throwing for 2,322 yards, 24 touchdowns and just three interceptions this season.

QB Ty Snell: We have to mention the freshman that has been sharing snaps with Daoud throughout the season Snell has thrown for 1,030 yards and 10 touchdowns this season.

Duncanville Players to Watch

QB Jcoryon Rivers: The senior signal caller has taken over the bulk of the snaps after sharing time earlier in the season. Rivers has thrown for 1,126 yards and 11 touchdowns this Texas high school football season.

DL Landon Barnes: The Ole Miss signee has been a problem for opposing offensive lineman as the EDGE rusher has totaled 41 tackles, 22 for loss and 10 sacks.

DL Kevin Ford: On the other side of Barnes is Ford, who has already signed with the University of Florida. Ford has accounted for 27 tackles, 16 for loss and seven sacks this season.

WR Trenton Yancey: The 2027 four-star wide receiver has been tremendous throughout the season for the Panthers, hauling in 51 passes for 750 yards and nine touchdowns.

Where to Watch the Texas Class 6A-I state semifinals on livestream:

You can watch the Duncanville Panthers take on the Allen Eagles starting at 3 p.m. CT on Victory+.

How to Follow Texas High School Football

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