Tupelo starts the season on the road at Neshoba Central on September 4th.

The chase for history starts September 4th with a road matchup against rival Starkville.

Oxford also lost ten starters from last season's defense so some new guys are stepping into much larger roles.

The Wildcats kickoff the season with a home opener against Columbus September 4th.

New Albany gets the season started at Pontotoc on September 4th.

Caledonia faces its first test against Amory on September 4th.

Shannon will be faced with a tough test as the Red Raiders kick-off the season at Noxubee County on September 4th.

The Indians start the season against Saltillo at home on September 4th.

However, one familiar face remains for the Troopers: quarterback Dawson Phillips.

With the experience the Cougars carry into the season as well as added help on the staff, the team is ready to see how they shape up in division play.

After a slow start to last season, the Warriors finished by winning six of their last eight games including a postseason victory.

A strength for the Vikings offense will be the offensive line. They return four starters who all know the system.

A point of emphasis that the team has echoed is carrying the right attitude into the season.

East Webster should have a dynamic offense with starting running back Tyrik Pittman and quarterback Steven Betts returning.

The Rams graduated five seniors who were all key but feel confident in the younger players ability fill the void and take on larger roles.