Football fans in Texas are anticipating the start of the high school season. A schedule is available for the Amarillo area, outlining games on a week-by-week basis. The season's opening games are set to take place soon.
Further information can be found in the Galveston County Daily News. Details about the upcoming season are limited, but it is known that the first games will occur in late August, with some teams playing as early as Thursday, August 27, in the Amarillo area.
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