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“Where the heck is Legacy Ranch?” I asked. And that’s when I learned that Liberty Hill ISD’s new high school had opened its doors. Two years ago. That’s how long Wranglers head coach Tim Knicky has patiently waited to make his debut as a varsity head coach.

“My journey started when I was five playing flag football and then in little league,” James said. “It’s been a really great journey, and I’ve learned how to work and adjust to playing different positions like linebacker, running back and now defensive back. Fast forward to today, James has emerged as one of the state’s premier talents, ranked as the No. 10 player in Texas.

Edna Cowboys Wharton Tigers Sweeny Bulldogs Palacios Sharks Hempstead Bobcats *Teams in bold are projected playoff contenders ... VYPE PRESEASON AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Jack Schobel, Columbus OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Maverick Robinson, Edna DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Layden Wynn, Wharton BREAKOUT PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Austin Martinez, Palacios ON THE CUSP: Sweeny Bulldogs ...

Bellville Brahmas La Grange Leopards Hitchcock Bulldogs Brazosport Explorers Katy Harmony Wildcats *Teams in bold are projected playoff contenders ... VYPE PRESEASON AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Aaron Walker, La Marque OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Travis Turner, Bellville DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Anthony James, La Marque BREAKOUT PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Eli Gillum, La Grange ON THE CUSP: Hitchcock Bulldogs ... ...

North Forest Bulldogs Washington Eagles Wheatley Wildcats Worthing Colts Kashmere Rams Furr Brahmans Scarborough Spartans *Teams in bold are projected playoff contenders ... VYPE PRESEASON AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Jordan Simmons, Yates OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Daniel Hicks, Kashmere DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Javeon Taylor, North Forest // Peter Dorsey, Wheatley BREAKOUT PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Cedric Crawford, Washington ON THE CUSP: Worthing Colts ...

Navasota Rattlers Needville Blue Jays El Campo Ricebirds Columbia Roughnecks Sealy Tigers Royal Falcons *Teams in bold are projected playoff contenders ... VYPE PRESEASON AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Keimarion Wiggins, Bay City OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jace Jablonski, Navasota DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Kriztopher Alvarez, Columbia BREAKOUT PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Vlad Garcia, El Campo ON THE CUSP: El Campo Ricebirds ...

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His mother, Ciera Ayangbile, was a standout thrower for Virginia Tech's track and field program. His father, Duane Brown, was a first-round NFL Draft pick out of Virginia Tech who went on to play 16 seasons in the league, earning five Pro Bowl selections while becoming one of the most respected offensive linemen of his generation. So, when Ayangbile walks into a room, it's hard not to notice.

While changing schools presented a new challenge, Muhammad’s adjustment has been anything but difficult — quickly finding his footing with the Sharks. “I love it there,” Muhammad said. “The guys welcomed me right away when I moved over, and I’m excited to keep building with them, make plays, win games and chase a State championship.

At 6-foot-4, Keyon Hemphill-Woods has a presence that speaks for itself. Yet the Columbus senior’s identity is shaped by far more than his imposing frame — it’s rooted in a mindset he has carried since middle school. That perspective comes to life through the chain he often wears during photo opportunities, which boldly reads, “Me vs. Me, Big Key.” The phrase isn’t just a trademark; it’s a reminder of the standard Hemphill-Woods continues to chase. Keep reading... Show less