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North Shore football standout Chace Calicut leaves team, switches schools after recent arrest
Read full article: North Shore football standout Chace Calicut leaves team, switches schools after recent arrestNorth Shore star safety Chace Calicut will not suit up for the Mustangs this season following an arrest related to a shooting in July.
Thursday night football returns with muggy, warm temperatures across SE Texas
Read full article: Thursday night football returns with muggy, warm temperatures across SE TexasIf you’re headed out to any football games to cheer on your athlete, marching bands, or cheerleader, KPRC 2 Weather has your forecast before you head out the door!
Katy Tigers look to return to Texas mountaintop during the 2025 football season
Read full article: Katy Tigers look to return to Texas mountaintop during the 2025 football seasonKaty High School has been among the top programs in the sport for decades. With nine state titles, 15 title game appearances and 43 total playoff appearances, the Tigers are as battle tested as they come.
Kingwood’s Kennedy Brown emerging as one of Texas’ top young football talents
Read full article: Kingwood’s Kennedy Brown emerging as one of Texas’ top young football talentsListed at 6-foot-4 and 280 pounds by 247Sports, the offensive tackle is entering his junior season in 2025. He is currently ranked as the No. 2 player in the nation, the No. 1 player in Texas and the No. 1 offensive tackle in the 2027 recruiting class.
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The Woodlands ready for Willis ahead of Friday Football Frenzy
Read full article: The Woodlands ready for Willis ahead of Friday Football FrenzyDuring this past offseason, The Woodlands quarterback Jack Dalton sat down with Vype’s Matt Malatesta for the On My Whistle podcast. In our interview with KPRC 2 Sports, he stated that the game he has circled on his calendar is this week’s game against Willis.
Texas Hold ’Em: Why high school athletes in the Lone Star state can’t cash in on NIL yet
Read full article: Texas Hold ’Em: Why high school athletes in the Lone Star state can’t cash in on NIL yetTexas high school athletes can now sign name, image and likeness (NIL) deals. The Lone Star state has more high school athletes than any other state, so passing this law last June in a sports-crazy place should be seismic, right? Not exactly. KPRC 2 anchor Keith Garvin sat down with one of the most elite athletes in the state and others to better understand the X’s and O’s of NIL and when the money flows.