Malcolm Brown and Aaron Green
Take Texas Football to New Highs

by R.J. White

Fans of seeing high-school football players become college and NFL stars will have plenty to talk about in San Antonio this season, because our city is home to two of the nation’s top five high school running backs.

Cibolo Steele’s Malcolm Brown (pictured right) is gaining some buzz as potentially being the next Adrian Peterson, the Oklahoma Sooner standout that would go on to become arguably the best running back in the NFL. James Madison’s Aaron Green may rank behind Brown in the minds of most, but Green has been compared favorably to Heisman Trophy-winning running back Reggie Bush.

Trinity University 2010 Football Preview

While a 7-3 record can be called a successful season, the Trinity Tigers have their sights set higher in 2010. The Sporting News has Trinity ranked 19^th in their Division III preseason poll, making the Tigers the only team in their conference to earn a top-25 ranking in this year’s poll.

The Tigers, coming off a third-place finish in Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2009, kick off the 2010 season with a home game against Howard Payne on September 4. From there, the Tigers will face two conference opponents at home before striking out for three conference road games. After another home game on October 23 and two road games, Trinity will finish the 2010 regular season with a home game against Austin College.

University of the Incarnate Word 2010 Football Preview

Incarnate Word is gearing up for the second season of football in school history and the 2010 fall will see six games played at Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium.

An added plus for the Cardinals is 10 of the 11 games on the schedule will count as Lone Star Conference contests. UIW officially joined the Lone Star on July 1 after playing the football program’s inaugural year as an NCAA Division II independent.