High school football practice is under way, and one team is going for their fourth straight state championship.
Like most schools in Central Texas, the Lake Travis Cavaliers start practicing early in the morning to beat the summer heat.
"It's no use trying to battle 105 degree temperatures. Once it gets to that stage, there's only so much you’re going to get out of a kid, and really our emphasis is trying not to sit out here and see how far the guys can go without falling out. We want to get our stuff taught. We want our guys to be mentally sharp," head coach Hank Carter said.
The team is getting ready for their first game against their biggest rival, Westlake High School.
The Cavaliers have won three state championships in 4A classification. They currently have the longest winning streak in Texas.
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