The Touchdown Club of Houston will assist a group that is bringing in nine Heisman Trophy winners for a luncheon to raise money for charity. The Heisman Luncheon will be at noon, Thurs., June 3, at the Omni-Galleria. Tickets are $50 each. Tables are 10 seats each and cost $500 (regular table), $750 (bronze sponsorship), $1,000 (silver sponsorship), $1,500 (gold sponsorship) and $2,500 (platinum sponsorship).
Former Heisman winners attending will be Mike Rozier, Eric Crouch, Johnny Rogers, Archie Griffin, Charlie Ward, Billy Simms, Mike Garrett, George Rogers, and Tim Brown. Also scheduled to attend are Warren Moon, John Randle, Rod Woodson, Doug Smith, and William Fuller.
There will be a discussion from each Heisman winner as to how their lives changed and what the award meant to them.
For more questions, call the TD Club's Neal Farmer 713-849-9860 (home office) or email houtdclub@att.net. Purchase tickets using PayPal at touchdownclub.org.
There is so much fun to be had at a VYPE Media Days!
From team and individual pictures, social media shout-outs and video interviews, it is all there for the student-athletes to feel like a superstar.
Our team traveled to Alvin ISD for their 2025 Winter Media Day recently. Check out the Iowa Colony HS behind-the-scenes hype video below!
The final week of the Texas high school football regular season is here — and that means one thing: it’s crunch time.
The playoff picture across Greater Houston is starting to take shape, with some programs already locked in, others battling for seeding, and a few needing one last win to punch their ticket to the postseason.
VYPE breaks down the Class 6A Houston landscape, from district title races to must-win matchups, and everything in between.
Who’s in? Who’s out? Who’s still fighting for survival?
Here’s your Houston-area 6A Playoff Picture.
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6A Region II
13-6A
D1
- The Woodlands Highlanders (7-2)
- Grand Oaks Grizzlies (6-3)
D2
- College Park Cavaliers (9-0)
- Willis Wildkats (8-2)
14-6A
D1
- Davis Falcons (6-3) or Nimitz Cougars (7-2)
- Nimitz Cougars (7-2) or Davis Falcons (6-3)
D2
- Westfield Mustangs (5-4)
- Eisenhower Eagles (6-3)
15-6A
D1
- Klein Collins Tigers (9-1)
- Klein Oak Panthers (5-4) OR Klein Bearkats (6-3)
D2
- Magnolia Bulldogs (8-1)
- Tomball Cougars (7-2)
16-6A
D1
- Cypress Ranch Mustangs (7-2)
- Bridgeland Bears (6-3)
D2
- Waller Bulldogs (6-3)
- Cypress Springs (6-3) OR Cypress Lakes (4-5) OR Langham Creek (6-3)*
Cy Springs and Cy Lakes play this week with the winner more than likely making the Playoffs. Langham Creek needs to beat Cy Ranch and needs a Cy Springs win to make the playoffs.
6A Region III
17-6A
D1
- Cypress Falls Eagles (6-3)
- Cy Fair Bobcats (6-3)
D2
- Memorial Mustangs (8-1)
- Stratford Spartans (4-5)
18-6A
D1
- Lamar Texans (6-3)
- Bellaire Cardinals (6-4)
D2
- Heights Bulldogs (5-4)
- Wisdom Generals (4-5)
19-6A
D1
- Cinco Ranch Cougars (7-3)
- Paetow Panthers (5-4)
D2
- Katy Tigers (7-2)
- Jordan Warriors (6-3)
20-6A
D1
- Strake Jesuit Crusaders (7-2)
- Fulshear Chargers (7-3)
D2
- Foster Falcons (3-6)
- George Ranch Longhorns (4-5)
21-6A
D1
- Ridge Point Panthers (9-0)
- Travis Tigers (7-2)
D2
- Hightower Hurricanes (6-3)
- Bush Broncos (5-4) OR Elkins Knights (5-4)*
Bush gets in with a win over Dulles, Elkins gets in with win and Bush loss.
22-6A
D1
- Pearland Oilers (9-0)
- Pearland Dawson (7-3)
D2
- Shadow Creek Sharks (6-3)
- Manvel Mavericks (6-3) OR Dobie Longhorns (5-4)*
Manvel and Dobie play this week with the winner securing a playoff spot.
23-6A
D1
- North Shore Mustangs (8-1)
- Atascocita Eagles (5-4)
D2
- CE King Panthers (7-2)
- Summer Creek Bulldogs (8-1)
24-6A
D1
- Dickinson Gators (9-0)
- Deer Park Deer (6-3)
D2
- Clear Falls Knights (6-3)
- Clear Springs Chargers (6-3)
The North Shore Mustangs have been the big brand in Greater Houston high school football for more than a decade. But after graduating a massive senior class, there were plenty of questions heading into the 2025 season.
When the Mustangs opened the year with a loss to South Oak Cliff, things got quiet on the #Eastside. Real quiet.
But not for long.
North Shore found its rhythm with wins over Crowley and Westfield, setting the stage for district play. And over the past two weeks, the Mustangs have reminded everyone exactly who runs this city.
They’ve handled business in a big way — taking down Atascocita, 47-28, and then cooling off red-hot CE King, 42-27. Now, a showdown with No. 6 Summer Creek looms large.
Behind QB Kaleb Maryland, WR Jaylen Bocard, and RB Hezekiah Johnson — who’s running behind a massive offensive line — the Mustangs’ offense is rolling. Meanwhile, the defense has rediscovered its bite, propelling North Shore right back into the State Championship conversation.
The message is clear: North Shore never left.
🏆 The North Shore Mustangs are your Whataburger Team of the Week.
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