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Millard South vs. Omaha Westside live updates: No. 1 vs. No. 2 Nebraska showdown

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We've got a battle for Nebraska high school football supremacy on our hands Friday, Oct. 23.

Two of the state's top programs will collide when undefeated Omaha Westside travels to take on undefeated Millard South in a Class A showdown. Both the Warriors and Patriots enter at 8-0, with the game carrying major implications for the Nebraska high school football playoff picture and top seeding.

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With two powerhouse programs meeting late in the regular season, plenty is at stake in Omaha.

Millard South enters Friday night ranked No. 1 in Nebraska's Class A rankings from News Channel Nebraska and riding an eight-game winning streak. The Patriots have scored 399 points through eight games, averaging nearly 50 points per contest. They are coming off three consecutive victories by a combined 187-7, including a 65-0 win over Lincoln East on Oct. 15. Five-star quarterback Trae Taylor, a Nebraska commit, has helped power the offense with 31 touchdown passes.

Nebraska quarterback commit Trae Taylor is leading Milroe South during his senior high school football season.

Nebraska quarterback commit Trae Taylor is leading Milroe South during his senior high school football season.

Omaha Westside has been just as impressive, entering the matchup at 8-0 and ranked No. 2 in the same statewide rankings. The Warriors have scored 409 points while allowing just 92, averaging more than 51 points per game. Led by four-star quarterback and Missouri commit Braylen Warren, along with a potent rushing attack featuring Tay Tay Jenkins, Westside is looking to hand its rival its first loss of the season. The Warriors most recently defeated Papillion-La Vista South 49-7 on Oct. 16.

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The matchup also carries major postseason implications. Both teams have clinched playoff berths, and Friday's winner will secure at least the No. 2 seed in Nebraska's Class A playoff bracket, with an opportunity to claim the top seed.

Watch Millard South vs. Omaha Westside on NFHS Network

Friday's game features two of the state's most explosive offenses. Westside has averaged 51.1 points per game, while Millard South has averaged 49.9. The Patriots have the edge in recent defensive form, allowing just seven points combined over their last three games, while the Warriors have surrendered only seven points in their last two victories.

Follow along for live updates between Omaha Westside and Millard South, with kickoff slated for 7 p.m. CT Friday at Millard South High School in Omaha.

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Millard South vs. Omaha Westside high school football live score

How to watch Millard South vs. Omaha Westside high school football game

The highly anticipated high school football clash between No. 25 Grimsley vs. Varina can be streamed via the NFHS Network.

Follow Sports Reporter Alex Martin on X at @AlexMartinUSAT or via email: amartin@usatodayco.com. For additional high school sports coverage, be sure to follow USA TODAY High School Sports on Instagram and X.

Pregame: Millard South what to know

07:41 PM ET, October 23 2026, Alex Martin

  • The Patriots enter Friday's matchup at 8-0 and are looking to extend their winning streak as the two-time defending Nebraska Class A state champions. Millard South has scored 399 points through eight games, averaging nearly 50 points per contest, and is coming off a 65-0 shutout of Lincoln East.

  • The offense is led by five-star Nebraska quarterback commit Trae Taylor, who has thrown for 2,383 yards and 31 touchdowns with just three interceptions. Taylor has also rushed for 672 yards and 13 touchdowns, accounting for 44 total scores through eight games.

  • Millard South has scored at least 49 points in each of its last six games. The Patriots have also defeated Omaha Westside in the postseason in each of the past two seasons, including a 27-10 victory in the 2024 Class A state championship game.

Pregame: Omaha Westside what to know

07:36 PM ET, October 23 2026, Alex Martin

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  • The Warriors enter Friday's showdown at 8-0 and ranked No. 2 in Nebraska's Class A rankings. Westside has scored 409 points through eight games, averaging more than 51 points per contest, and is coming off a 49-7 victory over Papillion-La Vista South.

  • Westside is led by four-star Missouri quarterback commit Braylen Warren, who has thrown for 1,522 yards and 19 touchdowns with two interceptions. Warren has also rushed for 493 yards and four touchdowns, giving the Warriors a dual-threat playmaker.

  • Senior running back Tay Tay Jenkins has rushed for 23 touchdowns through eight games, helping Westside average 247.8 rushing yards per game. The Warriors will look to avenge their recent postseason losses to Millard South and establish themselves as Nebraska's top Class A program.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Millard South vs. Omaha Westside live updates: No. 1 vs. No. 2 Nebraska showdown

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