Frisco Lone Star beats Argyle: Live score, updates of Texas high school football opener (8/30/2024)

Follow live as Dallas-Forth Worth 6A powers make 2024 season debut

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The 2024 Texas high school football season is here, and two traditional winners in the Dallas-Fort Worth are set to clash.

Argyle and Frisco Lone Star square off in a Week 1 showdown. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. (Central time).

• LIVE TEXAS HS FOOTBALL SCORES

SBLive will be providing live score and game updates from kickoff to the final horn. Scroll down and refresh this page for the latest.

FINAL: LONE STAR 24, ARGYLE 17

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FOURTH QUARTER

-- Lone Star breaks the tie thanks to a one-yard goal line dive from quarterback Karece Hoyt. (Lone Star, 24-17 | 9:20, 4Q)

THIRD QUARTER

-- Argyle coughed up possession with a fumble and Lone Star pounced. Karece Hoy hits Ryder Mix for a 26-yard touchdown reception and Lone Star draws even. Mix, a 6-foot-4, 225-pound junior committed to Oklahoma, is one of the state's best tight ends. (17-17 | 6:45, 3Q)

FIRST HALF

-- Argyle's Maguire Gasperson threw his second TD pass of the game, a 25-yard hook-up with receiver Will Krzysiak. (Argyle, 17-7 | 8:37, 2Q)

-- Argyle sails a 28-yard field goal through with under a minute left in the first quarter to take the lead. (Argyle, 10-7 | 0:43, 1Q)

-- Lone Star responds. Karece Hoyt hits Bryson Jones deep down the left sideline for a touchdown. (Lone Star, 7-7 | 6:30, 1Q)

-- Maguire Jasperson hits Jaxon Greene on a quick slant route for a touchdown to get Agyle on the board. (Argyle, 7-0 | 7:52, 1Q)

About Lone Star:

Key players? RB Davian Groce (6-2, 190, 4-star), WR Bryson Jones (6-3, 180), OL Gary Lassley (6-4, 295, Air Force commit).

Lone Star returns 15 starters, including four-star running back Davian Groce, who is coming off of a sophomore season with 936 rush yard, 860 receiving yards and 22 TDs. It has to replace graduated quarterback Collin Blackstock. Whoever does has senior wideout Bryson Jones (969 yards, 15 TDs in 2023) as a top target. On defense, junior Jordan Deck is one of the nation's top safeties after a breakout sophomore season (69 tackles, five picks).

About Argyle:

Key players? QB Maguire Gasperson (6-0, 190), WR Will Kryzsiak (6-3, 180).

Argyle went 9-3 last season and return a district offensive MVP in quarterback Maguire Gasperson.

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More Week 1 Texas high school football

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• Tory Blaylock, 4-star Oklahoma commit, shines as Atascocita rolls Lamar

• Pieper edges out Boerne in Central Texas high school football thriller

• Jax Brown, star Weiss QB, 'heartbroken' after season-ending injury

• Austin Westlake defeats Prosper in back-and-forth opener

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2024 Texas high school football preview

Stay with SBLive's preseason coverage in the lead up to the 2024 Texas high school football season and the start of games on Thursday.

• Who are the 25 best teams in Texas, regardless of classification or association? Here are the SBLive Preseason Texas Power 25 rankings, as well as the 20 winningest active coaches.

• Who are the 100 most important high school football players in Texas? We scoured the state and counted down from 100 to 1: Part 1 (100-51) |Part 2 (50-1)

• We're taking a position-by-position look at the top players returning in the Lone Star State this fall, starting with 50 quarterbacks, 70 running backs, 40 wide receivers, 25 tight ends, 25 offensive linemen, 30 cornerbacks, 25 safeties, 45 linebackers and 25 kickers/punters.

• Finally, we examined offseason player movement and the 12 transfers that will have the biggest impact in the fall.

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-- Andy Buhler | andy@scorebooklive.com | @sblivetx