Every Texas high school football team shares the same dream — to win a state championship. But before teams can even consider playoff glory, they have to navigate the regular season.

Perfect regular seasons are relatively rare: fewer than 5 percent of Texas high school football teams accomplished an undefeated regular season in 2023 (just 70 our of 1,501 teams). And to be clear, making it through the regular season unscathed is no guarantee of playoff success — just ten teams finished a true perfect season, winning a state championship without a loss. And on the flip side, finishing with a loss is no guarantee of playoff failure — of the 19 UIL and TAPPS state champions in 2023, nine of them finished with at least one loss.

So, who could pull off perfection in 2024?

Thanks to our friend and partner Jerry Forrest at PigskinPrep.com, we're able to allow the computer to project out every single Texas high school football game based on our preseason computer rankings (which, by the way, you can find every team's schedule on their dedicated team pages on TexasFootball.com). And when you use the preseason computer projections to predict every game, you end up with 84 teams that are projected to finish the regular season undefeated.

Who are they? We'll break them down by classification, including their overall record from last season.

CLASS 6A

Austin Vandegrift (10-1)
Austin Westlake (14-1)
Coppell (12-1)
DeSoto (15-0)
El Paso Eastwood (9-2)
Fort Bend Ridge Point (9-3)
Galena Park North Shore (15-1)
Klein Collins (10-2)
Southlake Carroll (13-2)
The Woodlands (9-4)

CLASS 5A DIVISION I

Aledo (16-0)
Carrollton Smith (8-3)
CC Flour Bluff (9-3)
FW Arlington Heights (7-4)
Highland Park (11-2)
San Antonio Southwest (9-2)

CLASS 5A DIVISION II

Argyle (9-3)
El Paso Del Valle (9-2)
Melissa (10-2)
Port Neches-Groves (15-1)
Richmond Randle (11-2)
San Antonio Alamo Heights (12-1)

CLASS 4A DIVISION I

Bay City (8-4)
Frisco Panther Creek (11-2)
Houston Worthing (8-3)

CLASS 4A DIVISION II

Bellville (15-1)
Brock (11-4)
Carthage (13-1)
Gilmer (13-3)
Glen Rose (10-5)
Wimberley (14-1)

CLASS 3A DIVISION I

Malakoff (16-0)
Paradise (12-2)

CLASS 3A DIVISION II

Canadian (14-1)
Jacksboro (13-1)
Lexington (9-4)
New Diana (8-3)
Newton (11-1)
Odem (8-3)
Poth (12-2)
Scurry-Rosser (11-1)
Tolar (14-2)

CLASS 2A DIVISION I

Axtell (10-1)
Beckville (10-2)
Ganado (12-3)
Honey Grove (10-2)
Timpson (16-0)
Tioga (9-4)

CLASS 2A DIVISION II

Albany (16-0)
Granger (10-3)
Mart (15-1)
Stratford (14-1)
Tahoka (4-7)

CLASS 1A DIVISION I

Gordon (15-0)

CLASS 1A DIVISION II

Balmorhea (10-3)
Benjamin (15-0)
Iredell (11-2)
Jayton (12-1)
Motley County (6-5)
Oakwood (6-6)
Oglesby (13-1)
Richland Springs (13-1)
Sidney (7-4)

PRIVATE SCHOOLS 11-MAN

Argyle Liberty Christian (14-0)
Dallas Christian School (13-1)
El Paso Cathedral (4-6)
Hallettsville Sacred Heart (11-1)
Houston Kinkaid (7-4)
Houston Northside HomeSchool (10-0)
Lubbock Christian (11-3)
San Antonio Holy Cross (10-3)
Somerset Academy Collegiate (3-5)

PRIVATE SCHOOLS 6-MAN

Bastrop Tribe Consolidated (9-2)
Decatur Victory Christian (9-2)
East Texas Homeschool (ETHS) (10-1)
El Paso DaVinci (6-5)
Fredericksburg Heritage Sch. (6-5)
Houston Emery-Weiner School (11-1)
Houston Northland Christian (7-5)
Irving Faustina Academy (8-2)
Prestonwood North (11-1)
Victoria Cobras Home School (11-1)
Westlake Academy (6-5)