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Prior to Friday night's State 6A-II Championship game in Yukon, the players of the Lawton Wolverines were cheered as they left Lawton.

Well its that time again, and with kids and teachers returning to school next week, that means high school football is just around the corner.

It was not a tale told by an idiot, but much like Shakespeare's Macbeth, Friday night's scheduled game between the Lawton Wolverines and the Sepulpa Chieftains was "full of sound and fury, signifying nothing".

The Lawton Wolverines gave up the first two scores, but battled back and in an outcome reminiscent of the 2014 season opener, downed the Salina Central Mustangs 56-35 at Cameron Stadium Friday night.

This poor kid will never live this down! In a close playoff game this High School QB forgets the rules and manages to blow his team's chances of advancing. With only 3.7 seconds left on the clock and his team up by 3 he decides not to take a knee and disaster strikes. This has to be one of the worst, or best high school football fails ever captured on video.

By Glenn Brennan The Wolverines come into the 2014 season with high hopes. It is the embarking of new era for 6A football in Oklahoma. A new structure has been established and the Wolverines are going to be the favorites to take the 6A-2 state championship in its inaugural season.

Coach Kevin Kelley of Pulaski Academy in Little Rock, Arkansas, refuses to punt and by the end of this video, you'll be questioning traditional football calls, too.

Due to inclement weather Round 2 of the playoff with Lawton High and Westmoore has been delayed until Saturday November 23.

In case you're wondering, the longest field goal in high school football history was set by Dirk Borgognone of Reno High School (Nev.) from 68-yards away back in 1985.

The Triad High School football team in Klamath Falls, Oregon, defeated Elkton High by a score of 106-66, a combined—and astounding—172 points, setting a new state record. It looks more like a basketball score than football, as Triad scored touchdowns on 16 out of 17 possessions. The only time they didn't score was on their final possession, when they had the ball inside the Elkton 1-yard line. &qu

Al Bundy, eat your heart out: an Oregon high school football player rushed for 644 yards and scored 10 touchdowns in a game on Friday night. University of Oregon recruit Thomas Tyner of Aloha High School ran for a state-record 644 yards and 10 touchdowns in a 84-63 win over Lakeridge (yes, there was another team and they even scored)...