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US high school football postseason progress

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The high school football postseason is progressing through various stages across the United States. In the American West, South Dakota has finalized playoff brackets and schedules for all classes, with Sioux Falls Jefferson, Pierre, and Sioux Falls Christian holding top seeds. In Wyoming, the regular season concluded with 19 of 32 scheduled games impacting playoff berths or ~~seeding, using tiebreakers such as head-to-head results and conference standings.~~ seeding. Playoff timelines continue to vary by region. Alaska began its first round in early October, while Alabama, California, and Georgia are scheduled for November. In Alabama, the regular season concluded with matchups between undefeated teams, including Westbrook Christian and ~~Fyffe, and the final game for coach Danny Horn, ending a 38-year career.~~ Fyffe. Some regions, such as Connecticut, do not start postseason play until December. In the Midwest, postseason play has advanced significantly. Missouri has moved into district championship weekend following close semifinal games, including Republic’s 32-30 triple-overtime win over Carthage. Michigan’s playoffs have reached the regional championship round for 11-player divisions, with state championships scheduled for late November at Ford Field and the Superior Dome. In Ohio, the Ohio High School Athletic Association has announced regional semifinal pairings for November 13, with state championships set for December in Canton. New postseason activity is emerging in Oklahoma, where play begins November 13 across 12 classifications, featuring undefeated teams such as Broken Arrow in Class 6A-I and Carl Albert in Class 5A. In Georgia, the GHSA has released its 2026 opening round pairings as teams compete for a spot at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

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