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DeSoto’s Claude Mathis Responds to Move from 6A to 5A

Like, comment, share and subscribe for more Dope Texas Sports content from your favorite teams and players. UIL Realignment (2026–2028) just shifted the balance of power across Texas. DeSoto moves from 6A Division II District 11, “The District of Doom,” to 5A Division I District 8. After 3 state titles in 4 years under Claude Mathis, the whispers have already started. New district. Same standard. The State is watching. Desoto’s Head Football Coach, Claude Mathis, has taken the Eagles to win (3) 6A State Championships in the last 4 years. Notably, in 2024, Desoto appealed to UIL to remain in 6A although their enrollment dropped below the threshold. This fact has people whispering about Desoto winning 5A Championships for at least the next 2 seasons. Coach Mathis quickly dispelled any confusion about overconfidence from his coaching staff and players. “Everyone wants to give us a championship. No, it’s earned, so we gotta go earn it.” Visit DopeTexasSports.com to read the full story. DeSoto Eagles football, DeSoto High School football, Claude Mathis DeSoto, UIL Realignment 2026, UIL Realignment 2026-2028, Texas high school football, 5A Division 1 football Texas, 6A Division 2 football Texas, District 8 5A D1, The District of Doom, Texas UIL football realignment, DeSoto state championships, Texas state football championships, Jerry World state championship, Richmond Randle Lions football, South Oak Cliff football, Aledo football Texas, Midlothian football Texas, Lancaster football Texas, Cedar Hill football Texas, Mansfield Summit football, Mansfield Legacy football, Burleson Centennial football, Cleburne football Texas, Texas playoff football, Texas high school football playoffs, Coach Claude Mathis interview, DeSoto vs Longview, John King Longview, Dallas area high school football, DFW high school football, Dope Texas Sports © Dooley Baker Media and Design. All rights reserved. This content is the property of Dooley Baker Media and Design and Dope Texas Sports. It may not be copied, reproduced, distributed, altered, released, or repurposed in any form without prior written consent and proper licensing from Dooley Baker Media and Design.