Lewisville QB Laykon Brassfield Ruled Ineligible over Residency Issue
Laykon Brassfield was ruled ineligible under UIL residency rules, forcing Lewisville to forfeit its first three games and seek an appeal.
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Lewisville High School quarterback ruled ineligible ahead of Battle of the Axe - Cross Timbers Gazette
After a 3-0 start, Lewisville High School will be without its starting quarterback for the rest of the season. Lewisville’s Laykon Brassfield will not take the field in the Battle of the Axe rivalry game against Marcus Friday night after being ruled ineligible for varsity competition. According to a report from the Dallas Morning News, […] The post Lewisville High School quarterback ruled ineligible ahead of Battle of the Axe appeared first on C…
Starting QB's Bad Address Wipes Out Undefeated Season For Texas High School Football Team
Lewisville High School in Texas started its 2026 season with three straight wins, averaging 51 points per contest behind starting quarterback Laykon Brassfield. It will now be forced to forfeit those results thanks to an eligibility ruling regarding the transfer signal caller. An investigation uncovered that Brassfield has not been living inside the Lewisville school […]
State-Ranked 6A Team Must Forfeit 3 Games After QB Declared Ineligible
LEWISVILLE, TX — Lewisville, the No. 13-ranked Class 6A football team in the state, must forfeit its first three games after quarterback Laykon Brassfield was ruled ineligible today by the District 5-6A Executive Committee.Brassfield, a 6-foot-2 junior, has been a breakout star this fall since transferring from Edmond North in Oklahoma last spring.However, it was determined he was not residing in Lewisville, which makes him ineligible this seaso…
Lewisville starting quarterback ruled ineligible
The Lewisville Fighting Farmers started Friday, Sept. 25, with a 3-0 record and ranked No. 13 in Class 6A.Heading into the Battle of the Axe that night, Lewisville is now 0-3 and without starting quarterback Laykon Brassfield.The 5-6A District Executive Committee held a hearing on Friday about a residency issue regarding Brassfield.The DEC voted 5-2 that Brassfield not move for athletic purposes, but voted 7-0 that Brassfield did not meet the cr…
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