Last year it was our defensive front. Right now we're conditioning to get to where we need to be by the first game. Lewisville will have to be physically prepared going into a hefty schedule that starts with South Grand Prairie on Sept. 7. With Flower Mound and Carrollton Creekview moving into newly aligned District 6-5A, South Grand Prairie and Grand Prairie moved out. Lewisville will also face Class 5A powers Mesquite and Arlington Lamar before district competition begins.
Gage likes a tough schedule.
Last season, Lewisville boasted one of the most grueling schedules in the state and went undefeated. Lewisville's winning streak ended at 11 games when the Fighting Farmers lost to Waco in the second-round of the playoffs. Green, a junior quarterback, saw some playing time last season behind Oklahoma signee Darren Stephens. Lewisville also has a core group of runners returning. On defense, Lewisville returns three all-district picks in tackle Brett Rayl, defensive end Bret Taylor and linebacker David Perrier.