After a historic and dominant inaugural run in Class 6A last fall, the Spartans are entering the 2026 season with a new reality: they are the team to beat.
The Bowling Green Purples are turning the page after a 6-7 season, with sophomore quarterback Anthony Davis back to lead an offense looking to establish a stronger run game while a younger defense works to keep the program’s physical identity intact.
Ten victories, 58 touchdowns and unfinished business shape Logan County’s 2026 season, as Todd Adler and his returning core look to make another push through the playoffs.
A new-look offense, a physical defense and high expectations headline Greenwood’s 2026 campaign, with longtime Gator Tony Adams stepping into the head coaching role as the team pushes for a deeper postseason run.
The Glasgow Scotties are entering year two under Coach Jackson Arnett after an 11-1 season, looking to build on last year’s success and make a deeper run toward a Class 3A state championship.
Hart County football is entering a new chapter of the program. The is one of the youngest groups that head coach Chad Griffin has had in his 11-year tenure.
The Barren County Trojans are bringing back plenty of production on both sides of the ball, and with a veteran roster looking to build off last season and make the most of its opportunities in 2026.
Each day that passes brings Southcentral Kentucky closer to kickoff, and the Russellville Panthers are preparing to enter a new era under first-year head coach William Griffin.
A new turf field, more experience and a physical identity have the Edmonson County Wildcats ready for a fresh start as the Wildcats prepare for the 2026 football season.
The Allen County-Scottsville Patriots are resetting after a winless season and postseason miss, focusing on a revived run game and a return to old-school toughness under veteran Coach Brad Hood.
