"I'm just so thankful for [Ray] Zepeda and [Principal] Dr. Henry for believing in me and the vision that I have for Cypress Springs," Fagan said in a phone interview with VYPE. "It's a place where there's definitely some seeds there that we saw when we got to Fort Bend Marshall. For the past 10 years, Fort Bend Marshall has been home as a part of coach James Williams' staff. When Fagan arrived at Fort Bend Marshall prior to the 2011 season, the program had never won more than 10 games. In the 47-43 win, Fort Bend Marshall was facing and fourth and 12 with 33 seconds left.
HOUSTON - Cypress Springs has their fifth head coach in program history. Fort Bend Marshall offensive coordinator Oji Fagan has accepted the head coaching position according to sources. The Buffs reached the Regional Semifinals against Crosby this past season, in which the offense averaged 54.5 points per game. The Fort Bend Marshall coach takes over a Cypress Springs program that went 1-9 overall last season and has won just two games over the past three years. AdComing from a program that just registered its fifth-straight 10-plus win season, Fagan has the winning pedigree to get Cypress Springs back on top.
Despite the 2020 track and field season being cut short, there were still some amazing performances. VYPE has scoured the standings on MileSplit.com and have gathered the best of the best in each running category. Go crazy track nation and vote for the 2020 VYPE Houston Girls Jumper of the Year in this fan poll. The poll will close on Thursday, May 28 at 7 P.M! 2020 VYPE Houston Girls Jumper of the Year Fan Poll (Closes Thursday, May 28 at 7 p.m.)
