Aaron Taylor+FollowDetroit’s King dominates Week 3 footballKing High School just delivered a jaw-dropping performance, shutting out Southeastern 48-0 with minutes left in the fourth quarter. This kind of blowout isn’t just a win—it’s a statement about Detroit’s high school football scene. With Cass Tech and Renaissance also in action, it’s clear the city’s teams are setting the bar high this season. How do you feel about these lopsided scores? Do they motivate other schools to step up, or do they highlight a need for more balance in the league? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowDetroit Friday night football: Top matchups & rivalriesDetroit’s high school football scene is about to explode with 118 games this weekend! Friday night is packed with action, including a showdown between No. 1 Cass Tech and Grandville, plus a top-10 battle as De La Salle faces Davison. With so many local teams hitting the field, it’s the perfect time to rally behind your school, catch up with old friends, and see which underdogs might shake up the rankings. Who are you rooting for, and which matchups are you most excited to watch? Let’s talk game predictions and hometown pride! #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowDetroit’s Mylan Griggs eyes Michigan after Big House visitDetroit’s own Mylan Griggs, a standout wide receiver from Cass Tech, left Michigan’s season opener buzzing about the Wolverines. He was blown away by the electric game day atmosphere and the personal attention from coaches, saying it felt like home. Griggs also praised hometown QB Bryce Underwood’s cool leadership in his first start. While Griggs has offers from 20 schools, Michigan is high on his list—but right now, he’s laser-focused on helping Cass Tech chase a state title. What do you think—should Michigan make Griggs a top priority? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowAllen Park’s late surge stuns Trenton in DetroitA wild fourth quarter at Wayne State’s Prep Kickoff Classic saw Allen Park explode for 20 unanswered points, breaking a tense tie and clinching a 47-27 win over Trenton. The energy in the stands was electric as both teams traded touchdowns all afternoon, but it was the Jags’ experience and grit that made the difference down the stretch. Senior QB Ben Klos shined with five touchdowns, while Trenton’s young squad showed plenty of fight but couldn’t keep up late. What do you think made the difference in this classic Downriver League rivalry? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowDetroit’s football showdown: Douglass vs WesternDetroit’s high school football season kicks off with a classic rivalry as Douglass Hurricanes face off against Western International Cowboys on September 4. This isn’t just another game—it’s a battle of speed versus power, with Douglass bringing explosive athleticism and Western relying on their muscle up front. Both teams are hungry to set the tone for the year, and the energy in the stands will be electric. Whether you’re cheering from the bleachers or streaming at home, this matchup is about community pride and the next generation of Detroit football stars. Who do you think will come out on top? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowDetroit’s Friday night lights are back!Detroit’s high school football scene is set to light up your Fridays again, with Local 4 and STATE CHAMPS! Sports Network streaming the top matchups all season long. From the Prep Kickoff Classic in late August to the epic Detroit PSL vs. Catholic League showdown at Ford Field in October, every week brings a new rivalry and fresh drama. Whether you’re cheering for Belleville, Cass Tech, or your neighborhood team, this is the perfect way to stay connected and fired up for local sports. Which matchup are you most excited to watch with friends and family? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Amy Williams+FollowNorthville vs Lake Orion: Detroit football’s big testOpening weekend at Wayne State is about more than just a game—Northville and Lake Orion are using the Amazon Prep Kickoff Classic as their season’s first real gut check. Both teams have been grinding all offseason, and now they’re ready to see if that hard work pays off against top competition. For Northville, it’s a chance to prove their new toughness and take a step closer to state powerhouse status. For Lake Orion, it’s about showing they’re still the team to beat in one of Michigan’s toughest divisions. Who do you think will set the tone for the season? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
glen25+FollowCatholic League football poll shakes up 2025 seasonDetroit Catholic Central is the team to beat this fall, grabbing the top spot in the Catholic League’s preseason football poll. After last year’s wild ride—two state champs and a couple of near-misses—coaches are betting on familiar faces to repeat as division winners. Jackson Lumen Christi, fresh off three straight titles, is still the AA Division favorite, while Macomb Lutheran North and Clarkston Everest Collegiate are set to defend their crowns. With Ford Field hosting the Prep Bowl tripleheader in October, the stage is set for another epic season. Which team do you think could surprise everyone this year? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowCass Tech vs. King: Detroit’s Next Big Rivalry?Motor City football fans, the SMSB Academy’s 2029 class is already making waves, and the Cass Tech vs. King rivalry is heating up! Rising stars like Tailor Thomas (CT) and Amir Forris (King) are racking up offers before even hitting varsity. With blue-chip QBs and versatile playmakers on both sides, this could be the most stacked freshman rivalry in years. The future of Detroit football looks bright—and fiercely competitive! #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share