PennLive's Eric Epler and Dan Sostek discuss the highlights of the high school football season, the All-State selection process, share festive holiday traditions, and rhapsodizes just a bit about Costco.

PennLive's Eric Epler, Dan Sostek, and Evan Wheaton discuss this year's football all-stars, reflect on Thanksgiving experiences, and delve into the processes behind selecting players of the year.

PennLive's Eric Epler and Dan Sostek wrap up the 2025 season by recapping the PIAA championships that took place a week ago at Cumberland Valley High School.

Roman Catholic head coach Rick Prete joins Eric and Dan, who discuss building his program, the mindset of his team, and the highly anticipated Class 5A championship rematch against Bishop McDevitt. Eric and Dan also discuss semifinal key victories, including Twin Valley's narrow win over Aliquippa and Bishop McDevitt's triumph against Peters Township.

Eric and Dan are once again joined by Bruce Badgley, recapping the PIAA quarterfinal round and the remaining District 3 championship games. They break down Harrisburg's dominant defensive performance in their 6A win over Central York, Bishop McDevitt's 5A victory against Solanco which marked Coach Jeff Weachter's 300th career win, and Twin Valley's historic first district title in 4A. The discussion also covers Trinity's improbable comeback, Kevin Brown's commitment to West Virginia, and the resignation of Cedar Cliff coach Colin Gillen.

Eric and Dan break down the most anticipated high school football district championship games in Pennsylvania. This in-depth analysis features expert insights from Cedar Cliff's Colin Gillen, game predictions, and a behind-the-scenes look at the top teams battling for district titles.

Eric Epler and Dan Sostek recap the recent action from the District 3 high school football playoffs and preview the upcoming semifinal and championship games. They cover matchups and key performances discussing teams like Central York, Harrisburg, Bishop McDevitt, Susquehanna Township and Trinity.

Eric and Dan discuss how Cedar Cliff staged a remarkable comeback and why Central York remains a powerhouse. The team also shares insights on standout players and pivotal games, while Dan recounts his unexpected Twitter suspension.

Eric and Dan preview the District 3 playoffs, which start on Halloween. They break down key first-round matchups across all classifications, offering their analysis and predictions. They also speak with Lower Dauphin's Hunter Strohm, a standout running back and linebacker who is a Mississippi State baseball commit. Strohm discusses his team's season, his decision to play football his senior year, the influence of being a multi-sport athlete and his team's upcoming playoff game against Exeter Township.

Eric and Dan sit down with Torin Evans, the dynamic quarterback of Susquehanna Township, as he leads his team through an undefeated season. They talk about the tactics, teamwork, and personal dedication that drive his success, as well as his favorite post-game meal.

Eric and Dan discuss the firing of Penn State coach James Franklin, with one seeing it as a risky move and the other as necessary due to the team's lack of passion. They recap several key high school football games from the previous week, including wins for Bishop McDevitt, Harrisburg, Red Land, Middletown, and a significant upset by Twin Valley over Wyomissing. The main focus shifts to a detailed breakdown of the District 3 power ratings and playoff scenarios for each classification. Every episode of the PA High School Football Report can be found on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or your preferred podcast player. Follow all of PennLive's high school sports coverage at https://highschoolsports.pennlive.com/

Eric and Dan highlight Cam Sweeney's all-around performance in Hershey's crucial victory over Red Land and Bishop McDevitt's homecoming win against Cumberland Valley. They then sit down with Mechanicsburg linemen Collin Stare (Central Michigan commit) and Jimmy Dewire (Sacred Heart commit). The players discuss their team's 6-1 record, the motivation to build on last year's success after losing key seniors, the influence of their coaches with NFL experience, and the pressures of the college recruiting process. Hosts: Eric Epler and Dan Sostek Guests: Jimmy Dewire and Collin Stare Producer: Megan Lavey-Heaton Every episode of the PA High School Football Report can be found on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or your preferred podcast player. Follow all of PennLive's high school sports coverage at https://highschoolsports.pennlive.com/

Eric and Dan are joined by colleague Evan Wheaton to discuss the high school football landscape as it approaches the midpoint of the season. They take an in-depth look at York County football, focusing on top contenders like Central York and West York. They recap several notable games from the previous week, including Line Mountain's upset over Steel High and West Perry's improbable comeback against East Pennsboro then conclude with an early analysis of the District 3 power ratings, breaking down the playoff picture for each classification.

Eric and Dan are joined by Twin Valley Head Coach Brett Myers to talk about his team's undefeated 5-0 start, his coaching philosophy, and preparing for key opponents. Eric and Dan then turn to the episode by naming their mid-season MVPs, under-the-radar players, and coaches of the year so far for each division. Every episode of the PA High School Football Report can be found on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or your preferred podcast player. Follow all of PennLive's high school sports coverage at https://highschoolsports.pennlive.com/

Brian and Rymir discuss a bizarre news story about a Mercer Area School District booster giving players methylene blue. They then cover the season-ending injury to Auburn-bound quarterback Peyton Falzone. They shift to a mid-season analysis of local teams like East Pennsboro and Susquehanna Township before diving into a detailed breakdown of statewide statistical leaders at quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and defense. They also highlight rising prospects and make a strong appeal for coaches to report player stats more consistently.

Eric and Dan debate the sportsmanship of lopsided scores in high school football. They analyze the five remaining undefeated teams in the Mid-Penn Conference, singling out Red Land as a major surprise. The episode concludes by previewing key Week 5 matchups, focusing on the pivotal game between Central Dauphin and Cumberland Valley.

Brian and Rymir discuss the first month of the high school football season in central Pennsylvania. They analyze the performance of key teams like Bishop McDevitt, Harrisburg and Cumberland Valley. The conversation then shifts to recruiting, where they highlight top prospects in the 2026 and 2027 classes and shine a light on several underrated players who deserve more attention from college scouts.

Eric and Dan are joined by new PennLive videographer Bruce Badgley about his role in producing multi-camera live streams for various high school sports. Badgley discusses the technical aspects, the challenges of broadcasting from different venues, and the positive impact of sponsorships from companies like Constellation Energy. Eric and Dan then recap recent high school football games, highlighting Altoona's surprising upset victory over Cumberland Valley, Mechanicsburg's dominant defensive performance against Mifflin County, and Harrisburg's dramatic double-overtime win against State College. Hosts: Eric Epler and Dan Sostek Guest: Bruce Badgley Producers: Megan Lavey-Heaton Every episode of the PA High School Football Report can be found on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or your preferred podcast player. Follow all of PennLive's high school sports coverage at https://highschoolsports.pennlive.com/

Brian Linder and Dan Sostek discuss the latest NFL news regarding certain Pennsylvania stars. They talk about those stars' journeys from high school fields to professional stadiums, and the unique challenges they faced along the way. 

Eric and Dan dive into the thrilling week 2 action across the Mid-Penn Conference. From unexpected 2-0 starts to intense rivalry games, they recap an exciting Labor Day weekend in central Pennsylvania.