\n Matthew \u201cMatt\u201d Steigerwald and Louis Darrouzet II discuss North Texas football during Barber Ball Banter. | Image generated by DX <\/p>\n
What happens when two football fans start talking North Texas high school football in a barber chair and then the games start providing receipts?<\/p>\n
In the latest Barber Ball Banter, recorded before Friday night\u2019s games, Louis Darrouzet II and veteran-turned-barber and entrepreneur Matt Steigerwald bounced from the Cowboys to Southlake Carroll, Allen, Duncanville and Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas.<\/p>\n
By Saturday, some of those takes were aging better than others. Allen remained unbeaten, Southlake Carroll delivered another dominant win, Jesuit extended its turnaround and Duncanville answered a difficult start with a shutout.<\/p>\n
Allen looks like the real deal<\/p>\n
When Allen came up, Matt did not hedge much. \u201cThey steamrolled Duncanville week one,\u201d he said, before pointing to Allen\u2019s 50-6 demolition of DeSoto. Then came his bigger prediction: \u201cAllen might go win another title this year.\u201d<\/p>\n
Louis pushed back on the prediction.<\/p>\n
Friday strengthened Matt\u2019s case. Allen defeated<\/a> Princeton 65-7 and improved to 5-0. The Eagles have opened the season with victories over Duncanville, DeSoto, Southlake Carroll, Prosper and Princeton.<\/p>\n For now, Matt gets to keep his Allen prediction. Louis gets another haircut to argue against it.<\/p>\n Southlake Carroll takes a hit, then responds<\/p>\n Carroll entered the conversation while Louis and Matt were criticizing the Cowboys\u2019 secondary. Matt joked that Southlake Carroll\u2019s high school team \u201ccould have played better coverage.\u201d<\/p>\n The Dragons\u2019 own season has been uneven. Carroll opened with a 34-33 win over Jenks before losing to North Crowley and Allen. The Dragons then beat Keller Central and routed<\/a> Eaton 49-6 on Friday, improving to 3-2.<\/p>\n Carroll may have started as a Barber Ball Banter punchline, but consecutive victories have changed the direction of its season.<\/p>\n Jesuit Dallas is suddenly interesting<\/p>\n Then Louis brought up a school much closer to home: Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas.<\/p>\n Jesuit started 0-2 after losses to Sachse and Rockwall. The Rangers responded by beating Forney 31-14 and shutting out Princeton 45-0.<\/p>\n