Commentary

As the architect of America’s Team, Gil Brandt helped build the Dallas Cowboys into the dynasty of the 1960s & 1970s Keep Reading

Created almost 90 years ago, Six-Man football provides pigskin alternative to small towns and thrives under the Friday night lights across the Heart of Texas Keep Reading

As a one-of-a-kind runner and coach, Charlie Thomas made his mark in Texas track and field at the high school, college and Olympic levels Keep Reading

Before their famous posse of Hall of Fame running backs, the Dallas Cowboys employed a legendary list of workhorses in the early days of the NFL franchise Keep Reading

For years, Texas owned the bragging rights to the only high school to produce two Heisman Trophy winners, but that distinction changed in 2004 when California claimed a share Keep Reading

Something to think about when considering how much the game of football has changed over the last 50 years, going from the chalkboard basics to hi-tech game plans Keep Reading

The unusual story of a blue-chip quarterback hanging up his cleats with the Texas Longhorns to become a welder & rodeo bull rider Keep Reading

Pondering what makes a great athlete, a couple of football players from yesteryear and one today quickly come to mind Keep Reading

While being known for many things throughout his football playing days, No. 12 remains remembered for being a class act on and off the field Keep Reading

Recognized as the greatest college football player of all-time, Red Grange cast a big shadow on the birth of professional football & what the NFL has become today Keep Reading