The final week of the Texas high school football season is upon us.
Fans from across the state will gather at AT&T Stadium in Arlington for four days of wall-to-wall football starting with six-man (Class 1A) action on Wednesday morning and ending with the Class 6A Division I title game Saturday night.
Here are the 12 state championship games in the state of Texas and how to watch them all:
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Come back to this page regularly for live updates and links to coverage of each game.
Time: 11 a.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 2 p.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 7 p.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 11 a.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 3 p.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 7 p.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 11 a.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 3 p.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 7 p.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 11 a.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 3 p.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
Time: 7 p.m.
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (formerly Bally Sports Southwest)
Streaming: Fanduelsportsnetwork.com or Fan Duel Sports Network app
Live updates: Follow along for live scores, highlights and more on our website by clicking here.
All 12 championship games will air on FanDuel Sports Network Southwest. Each game will also stream live on the FanDuel Sports Network app and at Fanduelsportsnetwork.com.
FanDuel Sports Network, which rebranded from Bally Sports last month, remains in the same channel positions on major cable, satellite and streaming providers across the region. To find a TV provider in your zip code that carries FanDuel Sports Network, go to GetMyHomeTeams.com.
Fans can access the streaming coverage by logging in and authenticating through a paid-TV provider that carries FanDuel Sports Network, or by subscribing directly on the FanDuel Sports Network app or online at Fanduelsportsnetwork.com.
Tickets are now on sale online via SeatGeek.
The general public ticket price is $20. Those seeking to buy tickets for a participating school can get a special $15 price but must have a code from that participating school.
A ticket is good for all games on that day. There is no re-entry. You cannot leave and come back without purchasing a new ticket.
All seating is general admission. All spectators age 1 and up must have a ticket.
All tickets at AT&T Stadium will be digital and available through mobile devices. There will be no ticket offices open on the day of the games, and tickets will not be sold onsite.
No ISD passes are accepted for admission. THSCA, TSMCA and TGCA cards will be accepted for complementary admission into the gate for the cardholder only. Use Entry A for admission with those cards.
Gates will open an hour before the start of the first game of the day.
Parking is only available for purchase on the day of the event, and not in advance. All parking is credit card only.
The cost is $25 per vehicle and $50 per bus. Lots will open an hour and a half before the start of the first game of the day.
All transactions at AT&T Stadium are cashless, including food and beverage.
No artificial noisemakers, such as air horns, whistles or propane type noisemakers, are allowed. Only man-made noisemakers, such as jugs with beads, inflatable boom sticks, clackers and cowbells, are allowed.
Banners are allowed at AT&T Stadium if it does not impede the sightline of other guests. Banners must be installed immediately before the school’s game and removed immediately after the game ends.
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