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Texas high school football could make its Friday night TV debut under UIL proposal

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Yahoo SportsTexas high school football could make its Friday night TV debut under UIL proposal
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Texas high school football games could air live on television beginning in 2027 after the UIL approved a proposal to lift its longtime Friday night broadcast restriction.

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