Whether they have a new coach, are bringing back key veteran players or have a number of high-profile transfers, every Group of Five Texas college football team has some burning questions to answer before Spring Football practice concludes. What is your team's biggest priority? 

No matter if they played for the National Championship or missed a bowl game in 2022, every Power Five Texas college football team has some burning questions to answer before Spring Football practice concludes. What is your team's biggest priority?

Shannon Reed continues to make an impact for her student-athletes as the only Black female assistant varsity coach in Austin ISD.

The Taylor High School product is an All-District football player, the No.1-ranked Triple Jumper in Texas and recently competed internationally for Team USA. So why does he only have one Divison III offer ahead of his senior year?

The Regents School of Austin prides itself on efficient practices that fit into their players' rigorous academic schedule and their coaches' full-time jobs. Leukemia survivor Cody Robert, the team's filmer, is their secret weapon in doing so.

The 2021 first team all-district cornerback wants to be different. That's why he's choosing Stephen F. Austin as he tries to play as a freshman at the FCS level.

2023 running back Deago Benson is looking to carry on his cousin Cedric Benson's legacy in his last season for Midlothian High School.

The Eagles couldn't control their wacky district schedule, so they instead decided to control their attitude and response by scheduling organized college visits and hotel stays.

Retiring the No.  21 in the wake of the Robb Elementary School shooting never sat right with Uvalde head coach Wade Miller. Instead, he awarded it to a senior leader who's helped changed his program's culture.