by Jason Strunk Lubbock High School Head Football Coach Follow @WestTXCoach Here at LHS we take every day seriously, just like everyone else. But we take the practice field every day just like we would on Friday nights. We line…
by Jason Strunk Lubbock High School Head Football Coach Follow @WestTXCoach Wow! What a great day! I am telling you, if you aren’t having fun with your kids, you are missing out. It can be monotonous out there these first…
by Jason Strunk Lubbock High School Head Football Coach Follow @WestTXCoach Day two. It came and went. I still find it hard to be amped up for practice when I know there is still no contact to be made. I…
by Jason Strunk Lubbock High School Head Football Coach Follow @WestTXCoach RECAP: The Westerners hit the field Monday for day one of the 2014 season. Excitement and anticipation, that is the best way to sum up the hours leading into…
by Jeff Fisher To quote my good friend Jason Strunk, the head football coach at Lubbock High School, today is like Christmas Day Part Deux! Practice begins today in the Lone Star State for teams that didn’t have spring practices….
by Jason Strunk Lubbock High School Head Football Coach Follow @WestTXCoach We are roughly twenty-four hours from the open of camp. A lot has happened between last season and now. But no matter what has happened, whether it be bad…
by Jeff Fisher The Allen Eagles will be going after a couple of three-peats this year. First, there’s a third straight Texas championship and then there’s High School Football America‘s “mythical” national championship three-peat. Allen has captured all or a…
On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with Lubbock High School (Texas) head football coach Jason Strunk about the upcoming season. Strunk writes The Turnaround for High School Football America. Fisher also chats with Judd…
by Jeff Fisher High School Football America will release its preseason Top 25 on Friday, but earlier this week, the granddaddy of them all, the USA Today Super 25, came out.
by Jeff Fisher The University Interscholastic League has announced that the 2014 Texas high school football championship games will return to AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys. The state championship games have been played there since 2010.