We're inside of 50 days before the start of the 2019 high school football season. Last year led to some pretty exhilarating moments and wonderful, underdog storylines.

And just like the professional and college ranks, success - and failure - breeds the constant revolving door for Texas high school head coaches.

So we're going to look at who's new at which school per classification.

Tracking 4A

Just like its 6A and 5A brethren, the 4A DFW area teams is swarming with plenty of state title contenders, which include Decatur, Argyle, Celina and many others.

During the offseason, seven schools replaced head coaches with 2018 records ranging from 0-10 to 8-4.

Godley

2018 Record: 4-7
Old Coach: Duke Dalton
New Coach: Curtis Lowery

Curtis Lowery comes in from Levelland after two seasons and a 14-8 record, replacing Duke Dalton after he was placed on administrative leave in mid-September. Dalton led Godley for four-plus seasons and a 27-20 record.

When will Curtis Lowery return Godley to the playoffs?

First year

Second year

Third year or longer