What state's high school football records could be broken in 2026?
There are some players that will need massive 2026 seasons to break records but others are within striking distance of setting new marks.
Alabama: Quarterback Trent Seaborn of Thompson became the state's new all-time passing yardage leader in a 49-0 win over Vestavia Hills, currently with 1,190 career passing attempts. Seaborn is on track to break the passing touchdown record with 114 career passing touchdowns.
Arizona: Eagles quarterback Max Pflederer of Scottsdale Christian Academy is close to breaking the state's extra points and kicking points records, with 201 made PATs and 216 career kicking points.
Florida: Zachary Katz of True North Classical Academy has a shot at breaking the state's all-time passing yardage record, currently sitting at 11,084 career passing yards.
Indiana: Greencastle quarterback Cole Stephens, who had a strong junior year, has a chance to become the Hoosier State's all-time passing leader in every major category.
Louisiana: North Desoto kicker Dakota Denney and Dunham School quarterback Elijah Haven could break the state's kicking points and passing yardage records.
Mississippi: Brookhaven quarterback Jordyn Kees and Poplarville quarterback Tylan Keys are in a race to break the state's rushing records, with Kees having a strong transfer season and Keys already rushing for 208 yards and six touchdowns in two games.
Oklahoma: Talihina quarterback Landen Griffith is expected to break Oklahoma's records in total offense, passing yards, completions, attempts, and touchdowns.
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