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Prominent Texas high school QB ruled ineligible for remainder of 2026 season

One Texas high school quarterback has been ruled ineligible because of a residency dispute.

Hayes Hackney, the star quarterback for Argyle High School in Texas, has been deemed ineligible for the remainder of the 2026 season due to a residency dispute. This ruling, reported by Greg Riddle of the Dallas Morning News, puts Argyle's postseason chances at risk. The family plans to contest the decision in appeals. Argyle, located near Dallas, has two regular-season games left before potential court hearings could occur. The team, which has a 7-1 season record, does not have to forfeit any games due to the ruling.

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