Estacado-Big Spring, airing tonight on KCBD.com and Streaming App - fox34.com

The Matadors bring one of the hottest offenses in the area into the matchup, averaging 54 points a game this season. Their defense has been just as stingy, allowing no more than one touchdown in either of their first two games. Ward isn't taking Big Spring lightly despite the record gap between the two programs.

"They're a very competitive ball club, they're going to be hungry, they have talented guys on offense and defense, they're well-coached, and we just got to go out there and not give them the edge on us," Ward said. He added that his team needs to "play sound football and play together" to keep the win streak alive.

The game shares the spotlight with No. 13 Texas Tech's matchup against No. 22 Houston, giving football fans across Lubbock two ranked-level storylines to follow on the same night. Estacado's undefeated run gives fans on the east side a reason to draw eyes away from the Red Raiders for at least one evening. Something has to give.