South Oak Cliff High School

The South Oak Cliff Golden Bears teamed up with Dallas Police and SMU athletics to make sure hundreds of people have meals on Thanksgiving Day.

After an eight-month break, high school football season is back. Because of the high heat, many programs moved the start of games back an hour. NBC 5’s Pat Doney talked to South Oak Cliff’s coach Jason Todd about preparing players for the triple-digit temperatures.

The parade and celebration were originally scheduled for last month, but an arctic blast before the holidays postponed the events.

The parade and celebration were originally scheduled for last month, but an arctic blast before the holidays postponed the events.

If you’ve made your way along the Interstate 20 corridor in Dallas County recently, you’ve likely noticed banners for several state high school football champions.

South Oak Cliff, DeSoto and Duncanville each brought home a Texas high school football championship title, and the pride transcends district lines.

South Oak Cliff defeated Port Neches-Groves 34-24 on Friday to claim the 5A Division II football state title in consecutive seasons. NBC 5’s Pat Doney caught up with some players and Coach Jason Todd with their reactions.

NBC 5’s Pat Doney is live from AT&T Stadium where South Oak Cliff’s Golden Bears made history in their victory against Port Neches-Grove for the 5A DII state title, the first back-to-back championship win in Dallas ISD history.

The Oak Cliff community and high school football fans across North Texas are cheering on the Golden Bears’ second straight 5A state title.

A come-from-behind win to claim its second consecutive state title Friday night ushered South Oak Cliff High School into unchartered territory for Dallas ISD programs and only further enhances what many see as growing momentum in southern Dallas.

South Oak Cliff takes on Port Neches Grove at AT&T Stadium in hopes of bringing home their second 5A Division II state championship. NBC 5’s Pat Doney talks to the Golden Bears’ coach about how important a second championship is to the school.

Five North Texas high schools will compete for state championships in football this weekend. NBC 5’s Ben Russell has the latest from AT&T Stadium in Arlington where all of the games will be played through Saturday evening.

Gunter, Aledo, South Oak Cliff, DeSoto, and Duncanville High Schools all qualified for the championship game, in their respective divisions, at AT&T Stadium.

Gunter, Aledo, South Oak Cliff, DeSoto, and Duncanville High Schools all qualified for the championship game, in their respective divisions, at AT&T Stadium.

Pat Doney reports from Crowley for our NBC 5 Big Game Friday game of the week, a state semifinal matchup between Argyle and South Oak Cliff. South Oak Cliff advances with a win of 14-6 against Argyle.

NBC 5 Big Game Friday game of the week – a state semifinal showdown between two of the top programs in Dallas/Fort Worth, Argyle taking on South Oak Cliff.

The South Oak Cliff Golden Bears have to beat the Argyle Eagles to get to a second straight state championship game and defending their 2021 state title.

It’s state semifinal weekend in the Texas high school football playoffs. The Argyle Eagles will try to remain undefeated when they take on defending state champs South Oak Cliff in hopes of a trip to the state championship.

The South Oak Cliff High School football team advances after playing in the state quarterfinal matchup with Melissa High School in a 30-16 victory.

South Oak Cliff takes on Melissa High School at Choctaw Stadium in the 5a Division II state quarterfinal playoff game. NBC 5’s Pat Doney takes a look at the Big Game Friday Night game of the week.