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After an 8‑4 finish and a bowl win in 2025, West Texas A&M’s football team faces a challenging 2026 slate, losing starting quarterback RJ Martinez and confronting ranked opponents early in the season.
After a decade away from the sidelines, Art Briles, the 70‑year‑old architect of modern college football offenses, has been hired by Eastern New Mexico University to rebuild a program that has struggled in recent years. His return is notable not only for its unexpectedness but also for the family ties and high‑profile mentors that accompany it.
The latest Big 12 rankings highlight Utah's top spot, while the conference's deep history showcases legendary programs, standout players and influential figures across the league.
The Lone Star Conference will gather all ten football programs for a media day featuring remarks from Commissioner Jay Poerner, award announcements and a live stream on FloCollege.
Tyrell Jenkins, a former MLB pitcher and multi‑sport star from Henderson, discusses his new role as head coach of the Grapeland Sandies, his vision for the program, and the unique spirit of East Texas baseball.
Tyrell Jenkins, a former Major League Baseball pitcher and Henderson Lion, has been named head coach of the Grapeland Sandies baseball team, bringing a wealth of playing and coaching experience to East Texas.
A recap of the Amarillo Sod Poodles' first half, a look at Palo Duro High's 7‑on‑7 tournament, Kyron Brown's Texas commitment, and updates from Art Briles' football camp featuring Trot Jordan and Stephenville's quarterback.
Eastern New Mexico’s newly appointed head coach Art Briles is using his first summer in charge to host a football camp at Frenship High School, offering rising seniors extra repetitions and a chance to catch the eye of college recruiters.
Mike Leach, the innovative coach who died in 2022, is now on the College Football Hall of Fame ballot for 2027 after the National Football Foundation lowered the required winning percentage, highlighting his lasting influence on the sport.