In celebration of 100 years of UIL Texas high school football, the UIL and Dave Campbell’s Texas Football have teamed up to honor the best, the brightest and the most unforgettable icons and legends in the sport’s illustrious history. With the help of some of the state’s foremost experts and historians, the UIL and DCTF will honor 100 of the most legendary rivalries in the state's illustrious history.

Each week throughout the 2020 season, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football will announce 10 honorees on the list, an indelible honor to be known as one of the greatest in Texas high school football history. Fans will then have an opportunity to weigh in, voting for the rivalry they think is the best of the best, to be named as a UIL 100 Fan’s Choice.

It all leads up to a celebration as big as Texas, celebrating the UIL’s 100 Rivalries — and the Fan’s Choice Top 10 — at the UIL Texas high school football state championship games at AT&T Stadium in Arlington this December.

UIL 100 YEARS, 100 RIVALRIES — WEEK 10

Marshall vs. Texas High
It might not be the first rivalry you think of when you picture east Texas feuds, but for historians, Texas High vs Marshall is very real. These two east Texas teams have met just under 100 times dating back to 1910.

Memphis vs. Wellington
In recent years, this one’s swung more in favor of the Skyrockets, but Memphis is always up for a clash with its rival of over 90 years. It’s one of the oldest small school rivalries in West Texas. 

Longview vs. Marshall
With the first game being played on Thanksgiving Day of 1909, this historic East Texas rivalry series is the fourth longest standing rivalry in Texas high school football.
 
Liberty Hill vs. Burnet
Separated by just 20 miles this heated Highway 29 rivalry between the Bulldogs and the Panthers has long been a staple for Hill Country bragging rights.
 
New Braunfels vs. Seguin 
One of the state’s oldest rivalries, this series started in 1922 and the two schools have played every year since 1927.  New Braunfels holds a 67-38-3 lead over Seguin in the long running series.  
 
Amarillo  vs. Amarillo Palo Duro 
The oldest rivalry in Amarillo ISD, the series started back in 1956 and Palo Duro despite their recent struggles holds a 39-21-2 lead over Amarillo High. Amarillo High does hold a fifteen game winning streak over the Dons in the series.  
 
Tyler High vs. Tyler Legacy
Easily one of the most heated rivalries in the state, the Rose City Rivalry has it all: great talent, storied programs, proximity and meaningful contests. This game has it all with a 60-plus year history to prove it.
 
La Marque vs. Galveston Ball
There isn’t a rivalry that rivals the Clash of the Causeway in Galveston County. The two schools aren’t in the same district even though they’re less than 15 miles apart, but that has absolutely no bearing on the importance of this one. It matters, and it a matters a ton.

Little River Academy vs. Rogers
It's a Central Texas small school rivalry that dates back to the Great Depression, including the past 61 years in which the Bumblebees and the Eagles have squared off each season. There's no love lost here.

Thorndale vs. Thrall
More than 90 meetings since 1925 haven't seemed to settle the score between these Williamson/Milam County foes, and though Thorndale has a healthy lead in the series, we're starting to think they'll never figure out their differences.

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Honorees Named to the "UIL 100 Years, 100 Rivalries" List

Raymondville vs. Lyford
Baytown Lee vs. Port Arthur Thomas Jefferson
Dallas Carter vs. Dallas Kimball 
Bellville vs. Columbus 
Celina vs. Pilot Point  
Sherman vs. Denison 
Lubbock vs. Plainview 
La Grange vs. Smithville
Haskell vs. Stamford
Cooper vs. Honey Grove
Plano vs. Plano East 
La Porte vs. Deer Park
Waxahachie vs. Ennis 
Cameron Yoe vs. Rockdale
Weslaco East vs. Weslaco  
San Antonio Fox Tech vs. San Antonio Lanier 
Karnes City vs. Kenedy 
Ozona vs. Sonora
Longview vs. Lufkin 
Houston Wheatley vs. Houston Kashmere
Corrigan-Camden vs. Groveton  
Mineral Wells vs. Weatherford 
Brackettville vs. Sabinal
Gonzales vs. Yoakum 
Dallas Madison vs. Dallas Lincoln 
Cuero vs. Yoakum
Abbott vs. Aquilla
Dublin vs. DeLeon
DeSoto vs. Cedar Hill
Hondo vs. Devine
Carthage vs. Henderson 
Wichita Falls vs. Wichita Falls Rider
Ballinger vs. Brady 
Beaumont Charlton-Pollard vs. Hebert
El Campo vs. Bay City  
Harlingen vs. San Benito 
Garden City vs. Sterling City
Carrizo Springs vs. Crystal City
Groesbeck vs. Teague
Coleman vs. Ballinger
Fort Stockton vs. Pecos
Mexia vs. Groesbeck
Gregory-Portland vs. Corpus Christi Calallen
Lufkin vs. Nacogdoches
Anson vs. Hamlin 
Grand Saline vs. Van 
Hamlin vs. Stamford
Bronte vs. Robert Lee
Alice vs. Kingsville King
Newton vs. Kirbyville
Corpus Christi Miller vs. Corpus Christi Ray
Midland Lee vs. Odessa Permian
Bartlett vs. Granger
El Paso Franklin vs. El Paso Coronado
Midland vs. Odessa
Temple vs. Belton
Mesquite vs. North Mesquite
Clarendon vs. Memphis
Del Rio vs. Eagle Pass
Giddings vs. Smithville
Canadian vs. Perryton
Brownwood vs. Stephenville
Houston Yates vs. Houston Wheatley
Gordon vs. Strawn
Amarillo vs. Lubbock
Devine vs. Pearsall
Texarkana Texas High vs. Texarkana Arkansas High
Floydada vs. Lockney
Burnet vs. Marble Falls
San Antonio Churchill vs. San Antonio Clark
Pampa vs. Borger
Laredo Martin vs. Laredo Nixon
Giddings vs. La Grange
Goldthwaite vs. San Saba
Port Neches-Groves vs. Nederland
Arlington vs. Arlington Lamar
Abilene vs. Abilene Cooper
Henderson vs. Kilgore
El Campo vs. Wharton
Brownsville Hanna vs. San Benito
Austin Westlake vs. Lake Travis
Gladewater vs. Gilmer
Austin Reagan vs. Austin LBJ
DeKalb vs. New Boston
Lamar Consolidated vs. Rosenberg Terry
Universal City Randolph vs. San Antonio Cole
Euless Trinity vs. Hurst L.D. Bell
Bridgeport vs. Decatur
Abilene vs. San Angelo Central
El Paso vs. El Paso Austin