Euless Trinity (3-0, 1-0) at Southlake Carroll (3-0, 1-0): The district title in 4-6A is, for all intents and purposes, getting decided this week as Southlake Carroll, the state’s No. 1 6A team, hosts No. 8 Euless Trinity. Both teams are coming off lopsided district opening wins last week, but Carroll’s 52-3 demolition of a good Byron Nelson team was pretty shocking with how easy the Dragons made it look. They had the game put away at halftime on the strength of a 35-point second quarter outburst buoyed by two touchdown connections from QB Angelo Renda (Pittsburgh commit) to Ohio State WR commit Brock Boyd. RB Brooks Biggers tallied two scoring runs and Davis Penn added a touchdown run, while the Carroll defense held the Bobcats to just 189 yards of total offense.Trinity was dominant in their own right last week as the Trojans rolled past an improved Keller Central squad 45-7. RB JT Harris appears to be back fully healthy from an early injury that limited him in the first two games as he ran for 107 yards and two scores, while Keondre Dixon and Zorian Palmore combined for 137 yards on the ground and two scores as well. This is a much-improved Trinity defense, maybe the best group they’ve had in several seasons, but Carroll’s offense is just a different animal; they have experience, talent and they are executing with lethal efficiency. Look for Trinity to try and shorten the game, keep Carroll on the sidelines and see if they can make it a game in the fourth. That sounds crazy to say in a top 10 matchup, but this Carroll team is that good. Stepp’s Pick: Southlake Carroll by 18
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