MVP

Arlington Lamar's Isaiah Robinson is an immovable object on the Viking offensive line. He's got huge hands and when they land on you, there's a good chance you aren't moving.

Crandall's Samuel Omosigho is a playmaker in the Pirate offense. When a big play is to be made, Crandall can always count on the senior.

Eaton's Tight End, Jaden Platt, is a matchup nightmare for opponents. The huge tight end is a big target and a go to guy in the red zone. Platt verbally committed to Stanford and is our Week 10 Parker University Bobblehead recipient.

Denton Ryan's Anthony Hill was one of the most sought after linebackers in the class of 23 over the summer. He wound up choosing Texas A&M, but in the meantime he's still dominating for the Raiders. Hill is our Week 9 Parker University Bobblehead recipient.

At 6 foot 4 and 290 pounds, Deal is tough to move in the trenches.

Arlington Martin’s Javien Toviano is one of the best cover cornerbacks in the state.

Kyle Parker caught 23 passes for 341 yards and 3 scores in one game!

South Oak Cliff's defense makes opposing coaches lose sleep and one of the main reasons is cornerback Malik Muhammad.

Southlake Carroll running back, Owen Allen, has had a record setting career for the Dragons.

Ashton Cozart is a deep threat receiver for the Flower Mound Marcus Marauders.

Strong threw for 23 hundred yards and 29 touchdowns for the Texans in 2021.

Jackson Arnold of Denton Guyer is quite possibly the best quarterback in the state. Arnold threw for just under 4,000 yards and 34 touchdowns with just 5 picks last year in his first year as a full time starter. He completed 67 percent of his passes and also ran for 569 yards and 12 more scores as the Wildcats made it to the state championship game. Jackson’s summer hasn’t been too shabby as well as he was named the Elite 11 MVP. Arnold verbally committed to the Oklahoma Sooners.

The Plano Wildcats went undefeated in the regular season under the guidance of Head Coach Dean Christian. He is a very worthy recipient of this week's MVP Bobblehead and our Coach of the Year!

The DeSoto Lady Eagles just completed back to back state championships in Class 6A, in large part because of the play of Sa'myah Smith. The LSU commit is a very deserving recipient of this week's MVP Bobblehead.

This week out MVP Bobblehead goes to Richardson's Cason Wallace. Wallace is one of the best basketball players in the country who's star will only rise when he heads to Kentucky to play in the SEC.

Keller senior guard Cambridge Mathews just completed a storied career as one of the best players in school history. The Tulsa commit is this week's recipient of the MVP Bobblehead.