St. Frances vs. Orange Lutheran football: How to watch live stream online (9/6/2024)

High school football superpower from Maryland travels to Orange County, California, in battle between nationally ranked teams
Orange Lutheran (California) hosts St. Frances Academy (Maryland) Friday, Sept. 6, in a battle between nationally ranked high school football teams.
Orange Lutheran (California) hosts St. Frances Academy (Maryland) Friday, Sept. 6, in a battle between nationally ranked high school football teams. / Nick Koza

Two nationally ranked high school football teams from opposite coasts will clash Friday, Sept. 6, when St. Frances Academy (Maryland) visits Orange Lutheran (California).

>>St. Frances Academy vs. Orange Lutheran live updates<<

St. Frances Academy (2-0) enters the game ranked No. 12 in the national SBLive/SI Top 25, while Orange Lutheran (2-0) is No. 21.

After making a short trip to New Jersey last week, St. Frances will travel 2,700 miles across the country from Baltimore to Orange County, California, for this one.

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How to watch St. Frances Academy vs. Orange Lutheran football live stream

What: Nationally ranked teams St. Frances Academy (MD) and Orange Lutheran (CA) meet in a battle of high school football powerhouses.

When: 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT on Friday, September 6

Where: Orange Coast College | Costa Mesa, California

How to watch the live stream onlineYou can watch St. Frances Academy vs. Orange Lutheran live on the NFHS Network

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St. Frances Academy Panthers

The Panthers overcame a 21-17 deficit after three quarters against St. Joseph Regional (New Jersey) last week, relying on their dominant offensive line to wear down the Green Knights.

Freshman Brandon Wills-Dickson’s touchdown run early in the fourth quarter put the visitors ahead to stay in a 31-21 win.

St. Frances boasts one of the nation’s elite defensive units with SEC commits Blake Woodby and Bryce Deas (both Auburn) and Darrion Smith (Tennessee), along with Joppatowne (Maryland) transfer Zion Elee (defensive end), arguably the nation’s No. 1 junior.

Orange Lutheran Lancers

The Lancers scored on their first four possessions and tacked on two first-half interception returns for scores in a rout of Rancho Cucamonga.

Senior QB TJ Lateef (Nebraska commit) spread the ball around, tossing five touchdowns to four receivers.

Through 27 career games, Lateef has thrown 38 touchdown passes and is closing in on 5,000 career passing yards. He's also rushed for nine touchdowns.

Senior linebacker Armando Figueroa has anchored the defense with four sacks.

Orange Lutheran beat Gardena Serra in Week 0 and continues its tough schedule next week against national No. 2 Bishop Gorman (Nevada).

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Mike Swanson is the Trending News Editor for SBLive Sports. He's been in journalism since 2003, having worked as a reporter, city editor, copy editor and high school sports editor in California, Connecticut and Oregon.