Stories By KP Kelly
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/ 16 hours agoTexas 50 Honors Top Assistant Coaches Across State
This is something pretty cool. It’s not our list, but it’s definitely one worth sharing across the Texas High School Football...
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/ 2 days agoKeith Bloskas Takes Over Abernathy Football Program
Abernathy is staying in-house for its next head football coach and athletic director. The Antelopes announced Tuesday that former offensive coordinator...
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/ 1 week agoSam Houston Names Rashard Colquitt Head Coach
San Antonio ISD has its guy at Sam Houston. Rashard Colquitt has been named the new head football coach and athletic...
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/ 2 weeks agoGirls Flag Football in Texas Is Building Momentum
Girls flag football in Texas did not just show up one day and ask for a seat at the table. It...
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/ 2 weeks agoFormer Celina Coach Bill Elliott Losers License
The Celina community is again facing difficult news involving one of the most recognizable names connected to its football program. Former...
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/ 3 weeks agoSherman Moves On From Coach Josh Alema
Sherman is hitting reset. The district has decided to move on from head football coach Josh Aleman after three seasons, opening...
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/ 3 weeks agoAledo QB Nash McElree Transfers to Mission Viejo in California
Aledo quarterback Nash McElree is heading west, transferring to Mission Viejo. When it happens at a place like Aledo, people notice...
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/ 4 weeks agoVeterans Memorial Coach Leyton Hernandez Dies at 28
The Texas high school football community is mourning the loss of Leyton Hernandez, a teacher and multi-sport coach at Veterans Memorial...
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/ 1 month agoFrom Ball High to the Bay: Mike Evans Moves
First, it helps to remember where Mike Evans started. He did not arrive as a five star wideout with a packed...
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/ 2 months agoJim Hudson’s Journey from Texas Fields to NFL Glory
Jim Hudson’s football journey began on Friday nights in La Feria, where he first carved out his identity on Texas soil....
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/ 2 months agoThe Coach Who Defined Winning in Texas High School Football
Long before state championship rings and record books followed him everywhere, G.A. Moore was shaping what Texas high school football was...
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/ 3 months ago2025 Fan Vote All-Texas Team: 2A Kicker
The players included in this poll were selected based on available regular-season statistical data. In most cases, these are the No....
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/ 4 months agoSouth Oak Cliff’s Title Night Ends With Teammate Shot, Player Arrested
What began as a night of celebration for South Oak Cliff High School ended in shock, confusion, and heartbreak. Just hours...
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/ 4 months agoDeSoto Finishes Championship Run With Statement Victory
Photos from Das Mitchell below DeSoto’s response to early-season doubt was emphatic, relentless, and unmistakable on the sport’s biggest stage. The...
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/ 4 months agoA Defensive Masterpiece Lifts North Shore to State Title
Photos from Das Mitchell below This game unfolded exactly as expected when two of the nation’s premier programs collide. It was...
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/ 4 months agoSouth Oak Cliff Reclaims Throne With Win Over Randle
The music was playing, the gold was shining, and South Oak Cliff stood right where it believed it belonged again. South...
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/ 4 months agoSmithson Valley Defense Delivers Repeat State Championship
When the lights were brightest, Smithson Valley’s defense turned AT&T Stadium into its own showcase. For the second straight year, Smithson...
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/ 4 months agoCarthage Rolls to Title No. 11 With Dominant Championship Run
When Carthage shows up at AT&T Stadium, history usually follows. Friday afternoon was no different. The Carthage Bulldogs put on a...
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/ 4 months agoStephenville Defense Delivers Seventh State Title
Sometimes a championship game turns into a shootout. This one turned into a statement. Stephenville leaned all the way into its...
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/ 4 months agoHawks Hold Off Newton Rally to Claim 3A DII Crown
For years, Wall lived in that space between “really good” and “champion.” Not anymore. The Hawks turned a dream season into...
