Bama High School Football's Biggest Season Kicks Off in 2025: Talent, Schedules, and Expanded TV Coverage
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Bama High School Football's Biggest Season Kicks Off in 2025: Talent, Schedules, and Expanded TV Coverage
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### Practice and Kickoff
The season kicks off with practice for teams in the Alabama Independent School Association (AISA) on July 28, while teams under the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) will start their fall practice on August 4. The first games for AHSAA teams are scheduled for August 21, while AISA teams will take the field on August 28[1].
### Mountain Brook Spartans' Ambitious Schedule
The Mountain Brook Spartans are setting the bar high with a packed schedule that includes showdowns against some of the state's top teams. Their season begins on August 22 against Demopolis and features matches against defending AHSAA Class 6A state champion A.H. Parker, Clay-Chalkville, Pell City, and Shades Valley, among others. Notable opponents also include Hueytown, Homewood, Huffman, Oxford, and a road game against Pinson Valley[4].
### Top Talent on Display
Alabama is renowned for producing top football talent, and the 2025 class is no exception. Players like Na'eem Offord from Parker High School in Birmingham are making waves, with Offord already garnering significant attention as one of the top recruits in the state. This year promises to showcase some of the best young athletes Alabama has to offer[2][4].
### Expanded TV Coverage
Alabama Public Television (APT) is expanding its coverage of high school football, bringing more games to households across the state. The AHSAA Kickoff Classic season-opening games on August 21-22 will be broadcast, followed by the regular-season AHSAA TV Network Game of the Week each Thursday. When the playoffs begin on November 7, APT will also air the AHSAA TV Network Playoff Game of the Week each Friday night, culminating in the broadcasts of the 2025 Super 7 State Championships at Protective Stadium in Birmingham from December 3-5. All games will also be live-streamed on the NFHS Network[5].
### Championships and Playoffs
The AISA state championships will be held at the Cramton Bowl in Montgomery on November 20, while the AHSAA season concludes with the Super 7 state championships at Protective Stadium in Birmingham from December 3-5. The playoffs for both associations begin on November 7, promising an intense and competitive end to the season[1].
With a mix of talented players, challenging schedules, and expanded television coverage, the 2025 high school football season in Birmingham is shaping up to be an unforgettable experience for fans and players alike. Get ready for the excitement