DALLAS — Dallas-Fort Worth dominated the UIL state football championships this year, as nearly half of the titles were won by teams in the area.
The following schools won titles this year:
- Duncanville - 6A-D1
- DeSoto - 6A-D2
- Aledo - 5A-D1
- South Oak Cliff - 5A-D2
- Gunter - 3A-D2
On Wednesday, Dec. 21, the early signing period for colleges began for the 2023 recruiting season.
Some players from the championship teams have announced where they'll be headed to continue their football careers.
Here's a list of players and their colleges, so far:
South Oak Cliff
- Jamarion Clark - Rice
- Malik Muhammad - Texas
- Abdul Muhammad - SMU
- Brione Ramsey-Brooks - TCU
- Randy Reece - SMU
- David Spruiells - Northern Arizona
- Narado Stoker - TCU
- Jayvon Thomas - Texas A&M
Aledo
- Ansel Din-Mbuh - Washington State
- Jalen Pope - Air Force Academy
DeSoto
- DeMichael Porter - Texas Southern University
- Johntay Cook - Texas
- Tre Wisner - Texas
- Jaden Milliner-Jones - Colorado