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GAME PREVIEW
• Jesuit Dallas returns home to Ranger Stadium for Senior Night festivities, playing host to McKinney HS. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

WHAT'S AT STAKE
• Jesuit clinches a playoff berth with a win over McKinney AND a Prosper Rock Hill loss to Princeton.
• McKinney is eliminated with a loss to Jesuit. McKinney Boyd is eliminated with a loss to Allen..

OFFENSE INFO
• Jesuit ranks in the upper half of most of the offensive categories in District 6-6A, averaging 32.3 points per game with 373.0 yards of total offense. They are putting up 236.4 passing yards per game and are third in the district with 136.6 rushing yards per contest.
• Junior QB JP Livingstone has completed 143-of-228 passing for 1695 yards and 17 TD this season. After two interceptions in the opener at Sachse, he went 98 pass attempte before throwing his third INT of the year.

RECEIVING INFO
• Senior Joseph Konings ranks first in the district with 802 receiving yards. His 45 receptions are first and his nine TD are tied for third. 
• Senior Max Smith has also been a solid target for Livingstone, hauling in 23 passes for 245 yards. Junior Henry Hodges has 18 receptions for 160 yards.
• Six different players have caught a TD pass, including three each for running backs Ty Daboub and George Gladstone.

RUSHING INFO
• Jesuit has rushed for over 135 four times and is averaging 136.6 yards per game and 5.5 yards per run.
• Senior RB Ty Daboub has taken a district-high 148 rushes for 750 yards and 13 TD on the ground, with 23 receptions for 196 yards and three TD receiving. He leads the district with 16 total TD. Against Rockwall he had a career-high game with 131 yards and three scores before following it up with 124 and three more against Forney two weeks ago.
• Junior RB George Gladstone has shown explosive running ability all season but nothing like at Princeton when he took a ball untouched for an 84-yard TD run. This season  he has 25 carries for 196 yards and an 7.8 per rush average. He has four first down runs of 13, 20, 23 and 84 yards.
• The run at Princeton was the longest by a Ranger since 2019 when Kyle Heckel broke off a 94 yard scoring run at Allen.

DEFENSE INFO
• Senior FS Mack Murphy leads the team with 65 tackles, including 37 solos. He had back-to-back double-digit tackle games with a career-high 14 tackles against Rockwall and 11 versus Forney. He made 34 with 2 pass break ups as a junior in 2025.
• Senior OLB Simon McGoldrick entered the year as the team's leading returning tackler with 60 stops and 33 solos in 2025. This season he is second on the team with 57 tackles and a team-high 8.5 TFL, along with 2.5 sacks and four QB hurries.
• Senior LB Jud Harris has played bigger than his size, compiling 47 tackles, including three TFL, a sack, two QB hurries and a pass break-up.

DID YOU KNOW?
• Ty Daboub became the first Ranger to score three TD in consecutive games since 2022 when Charlie Schmidt rushed for three against Richardson and four vs. Arlington.

THE ROAD TRIPS BEGIN
• With district 6-6A play in full swing, that means Jesuit will play road games at Princeton, at Allen and twice to Prosper ISD Stadium (for Walnut Grove and Rock Hill) this season.
• The 34 miles from Jesuit to Princeton's Jackie Hendricks Stadium marks the longest road trip for a Jesuit team to play a district game since joining the UIL in 2004. The previous longest was 29 miles to South Grand Prairie on Nov. 9, 2007.
• The in-district travel distances are:
    Jackie Hendricks Stadium    34 miles    50-70 minutes
    Eagle Stadium    20 miles    25-35 minutes
    Prosper ISD Stadium    26 miles    31-50 minutes
    McKinney ISD Stadium    23 miles*    30-50 minutes
    * Jesuit hosts both Boyd and McKinney this season. 
      They will play at those schools in 2027.

DISTRICT INFO
• Jesuit has won its last eight district openers and has gone 12-4 to start district play in Brandon Hickman's 16 seasons. In fact, the Rangers dropped their first three under Hickman from 2011-13 and have gone 11-1 since 2014.
• The 1-2 non-district record is nothing to be alarmed about. Brandon Hickman has routinely scheduled tough early-season games to prepare his teams for the tough opponents they will face over the most important part of the season.

Year    Non-Dist.    District    Final
2011    2-0    6-2    8-3
2012    3-0    5-2    9-3
2013    1-2    6-1    9-4
2014    2-1    5-2    8-4
2015    2-1    7-0    10-2
2016    0-3    7-0    8-3
2017    0-3    6-1    7-5
2018    1-2    1-6    2-8
2019    1-2    5-2    9-5
2020    0-2    6-1    7-4
2021    2-1    7-0    10-2
2022    1-1    7-1    9-3
2023    1-1    6-2    8-4
2024    1-2    5-2    6-5
2025    0-3    5-2    6-6
2026    1-2    3-3    ---

HAPPY HOMECOMING
• With the win over Boyd, Jesuit improved to 11-2 in its last 13 Homecoming games.

ABOUT MCKINNEY
• McKinney comes into the game 2-6 overall and 1-4 in 6-6A play. Their wins are against Forney and Princeton.
• QB Kip Killough handles the ball the most. He has thrown for 640 yards with four TD and six interceptions, while running for 227 and three scores.
• TJ Corbett is his top rusher with 662 yards and six TDs.
• Griffin Shelley has caught eight passes for 157 yards for 19.6 average with one TD. Ryan James and Mason Seely each have over 100 receiving yards for the Lions.
• Nate Leonard is 11-18 in his third season at McKinney.

JESUIT LOOKING TO REGAIN THE FAST STARTS
• Jesuit scored on its first possession in its first four games, but has punted to begin the last four.
• At Sachse, it was a JP Livingstone 25-yard pass to Joseph Konings to cap a 6-play, 73-yard drive.
• Against Rockwall, Livingstone found Konings from 10 yards out on a 41-yard drive that was set up by an Andres Vann 41-yard kickoff return.
• Versus Forney, Ty Daboub capped a 9-play, 79-yard drive with a 1-yard run.
• In the district opener at Princeton, JP Livingstone completed a 7-yard pass to Ty Daboub on a 10-play, 63-yard drive.

JESUIT SACK PARTY
• The Jesuit defense did a solid job of disrupting opposing quarterbacks a year ago, collecting 23 sacks and 31 QB hurries. Additionally, the Rangers recorded 53 tackles for loss.
• The Rangers recorded their first two sacks of the season against Forney, with Simon McGoldrick and Jud Harris doing the honors from their linebacker positions. The Rangers have eight sacks for 56 yards entering the McKinney game.

2025 JESUIT REWIND
• Jesuit went 6-6 a season ago and was 5-2 in District 7-6A. The Rangers won their Bi-District game for the 13th time before falling to Denton Guyer in the Area Round.

DMN LISTS 6-6A AS THIRD TOUGHEST DISTRICT IN DALLAS
• The Dallas Morning News rated District 6-6A as the third toughest in the area. Only 11-6A and 8-5A were deemed tougher.

RANGERS RANKED 49TH IN DMN DALLAS TOP 100
• Additionally, the DMN rated the top 100 teams in the area, placing Jesuit 49th in the preseason. The other teams on Jesuit's schedule include:
No. 4 Allen    No. 57 McKinney
No. 11 Prosper    No. 58 Walnut Grove
No. 33 Rockwall    No. 62 Forney
No. 55 Sachse

BREAKING DOWN THE 2026 SCHEDULE
• Jesuit Dallas will play five games at Ranger Stadium and face six postseason teams from a year ago as part of the 2026 schedule.
ROAD Sachse – bi-district loser – D1
HOME Forney – region 2 semifinalist – D2
ROAD Walnut Grove – 5A region 1 semifinalist – D2
HOME Prosper – region 1 semifinalist – D2
ROAD Allen – state semifinalist – D1
ROAD Rock Hill - bi-district loser – D2
• A total of six teams on Jesuit's 2025 schedule advanced to the postseason. All three non-district foes - Hebron, Jesuit New Orleans and Highland Park - along with District 7-6A opponents - Lake Highlands, Richardson and Berkner - played at least one tournament game.

BUDDY WALK 2025 RESULTED IN MORE THAN $30,000 IN FUNDRAISING
• The 2025 Buddy Walk to benefit the Down Syndrome Guild of Dallas was Sunday, Oct. 19 at Riders Field in Frisco.
• The Buddy Walk® was established in 1995 by the National Down Syndrome Society to promote awareness, inclusion, and acceptance of individuals with Down Syndrome. The Dallas group is one of 250 associations worldwide who participate.
• Jesuit has been the top participant for a number of years with players in the program from freshman to varsity raising money and participating in the walk. The Rangers combined to raise $33,634 this year after $32,888.22 a year ago.
• The Rangers split into offense and defense to compete to see which group could raise the most money. The combined total exceeded $30,000, led by the offense with 88 members raising $18,160, just ahead of the 85 and $15,475 for the defense. People can still give to the program through December 31.
• This year's Buddy Walk was last Sunday and Jesuit raised $29,128 - $12,580 by the offense and $16, 549 by the defense.
• The Jesuit Cheer Team from Ursuline Academy is also participating this year.

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