Former NFLers who are now coaching at the high school level take center stage on this episode of High School Football America with host Jeff Fisher.

First, Jeff is joined by Don Beebe, the former Buffalo Bill, who last weekend led Aurora Christian to the Illinois 3A state championship.

Then, former Pro Bowl quarterback Gus Frerotte talks about leading John Burroughs to a runner-up finish in Missouri's Class 3.

The show wraps-up with former Jacksonville Jaguar quarterback Phil Stambaugh, who is now the head coach Pius X High School, discussing his school's run for a 1A championship in Pennsylvania.

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Lake Travis High School (Austin, Texas) is trying to do something that no other Texas high school football team has ever done, win five straight state championships. Lake Travis head coach Hank Carter joins High School Football America host Jeff Fisher on this edition of the show to talk about the Cavaliers' incredible five-year run. Lake Travis needs two more wins to capture the school's fifth straight title.

Also on the show are two coaches involved in incredible turnarounds. Powers Catholic (Flint, Michigan) head coach Bob Buckel talks about going from 1-8 in 2010 to a Division 5 state title this year.

Then Allentown Central Catholic (Pennsylvania) head coach Harold Fairclough talks about how his defending 3A champs have turned around a 2-5 start to move to within one game of playing for a second straight title.

It's the final weekend of the 2011 high school football season. On this episode of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher closes-out the season with a chat with MaxPreps' Steve Spiewak about the national championship chase, plus he talks with three head coach going after state gold medals.

Guests on the show are: Jim Benkert, head coach at Westlake HS (California); Tom Nola, head coach Clairton HS (Pennsylvania); and Hal Wasson, head coach at Southlake Carroll HS (Texas).

Clairton is going after its third straight Pennsylvania Class A title; Westlake will played national power De La Salle for the California Open Division championship; and Southlake Carroll is going after a record-tying 8th Texas state football title.

It's the final weekend of the 2011 high school football season. On this episode of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher closes-out the season with a chat with MaxPreps' Steve Spiewak about the national championship chase, plus he talks with three head coach going after state gold medals.

Guests on the show are: Jim Benkert, head coach at Westlake HS (California); Tom Nola, head coach Clairton HS (Pennsylvania); and Hal Wasson, head coach at Southlake Carroll HS (Texas).

Clairton is going after its third straight Pennsylvania Class A title; Westlake will played national power De La Salle for the California Open Division championship; and Southlake Carroll is going after a record-tying 8th Texas state football title.

Host Jeff Fisher kicks-off 2012 by announcing High School Football America's National Player of the Year. Johnathan Gray of Aledo HS (Texas) won the honor over quarterback Maty Mauk of Kenton HS (Ohio) and wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham of Hillcrest HS (Missouri).

Fisher also chats with Tony Severino, head coach at Rockhurst HS (Missouri), who is the head coach of the West All-Stars in Saturday's U.S. Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas.

Other guests on the show: Andrea Marsh, a defensive back on the Panama HS football team (New York), and Dazmond Patterson, a running back on Plant City HS (Florida). Both Marsh and Patterson are finalists for the 2011 High School Football Rudy Awards.

Host Jeff Fisher kicks-off 2012 by announcing High School Football America's National Player of the Year. Johnathan Gray of Aledo HS (Texas) won the honor over quarterback Maty Mauk of Kenton HS (Ohio) and wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham of Hillcrest HS (Missouri).

Fisher also chats with Tony Severino, head coach at Rockhurst HS (Missouri), who is the head coach of the West All-Stars in Saturday's U.S. Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas.

Other guests on the show: Andrea Marsh, a defensive back on the Panama Central HS football team (New York), and Dazmond Patterson, a running back on Plant City HS (Florida). Both Marsh and Patterson are finalists for the 2011 High School Football Rudy Awards.

On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher reveals HSFA's 2011 National Coach of the Year. Al Fracassa of Brother Rice, who brought his team back from a 4-4 start to win the 2011 Division 2 Michigan state football championship, is this year's honoree. In addition to the incredible comeback, Coach Fracassa won his 400th career game during the season.

Also on the show: recently retired Judson High School (Texas) head coach Jim Rackley; Vinnie Ascolese, who retired at the end of the season from North Bergen High School as the third winningest high school football coach in New Jersey history; and Mike Brennan, who will serve as head coach of the Pennsylvania All-Stars in this year's Big 33 Classic in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Brennan, who is the head coach at Blue Mountain High School (PA), will try to snap a three-game losing streak against the Ohio All-Stars.

On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher reveals HSFA's 2011 National Coach of the Year. Al Fracassa of Brother Rice, who brought his team back from a 4-4 start to win the 2011 Division 2 Michigan state football championship, is this year's honoree. In addition to the incredible comeback, Coach Fracassa won his 400th career game during the season.

Also on the show: recently retired Judson High School (Texas) head coach Jim Rackley; Vinnie Ascolese, who retired at the end of the season from North Bergen High School as the third winningest high school football coach in New Jersey history; and Mike Brennan, who will serve as head coach of the Pennsylvania All-Stars in this year's Big 33 Classic in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Brennan, who is the head coach at Blue Mountain High School (PA), will try to snap a three-game losing streak against the Ohio All-Stars.

High School Football America host Jeff Fisher chats with Addison Marshall of Foster High School in Fulshear, Texas. Marshall is the 2011 winner of the High School Rudy Awards. Fisher talks with Addison, and his mother Val, about his two-and-a-half year battle with leukemia. Even though Addison is still going through chemotherapy treatments, he was able to return to the field to play in the second half of his final game of his senior season in November.

High School Football America host Jeff Fisher chats with Addison Marshall of Foster High School in Fulshear, Texas. Marshall is the 2011 winner of the High School Rudy Awards. Fisher talks with Addison, and his mother Val, about his two-and-a-half year battle with leukemia. Even though Addison is still going through chemotherapy treatments, he was able to return to the field to play in the second half of his final game of his senior season in November.