VYPE's Matt Malatesta caught up with new Conroe head coach Tigee Rideaux to talk about his new role at Conroe HS and his expectations for year one!
Check out the interview below!
VYPE's Matt Malatesta caught up with new Conroe head coach Tigee Rideaux to talk about his new role at Conroe HS and his expectations for year one!
Check out the interview below!
As Summer is now in full effect, many 2026 prospects are seeing their recruiting heat up, as they hit college camps and prepare for their junior seasons.
For Pearland linebacker Joseph Credit, this off-season has been huge as he has picked up offers from Maryland, Old Dominion, Oregon State, Ole Miss, SMU, Kansas, and most recently Texas A&M.
VYPE caught up with Credit to talk about the surge in his recruitment, his upcoming Junior year and more!
Every recruit remembers their first offer and that was especially the case for Credit picking up his first.
“I feel like it came out of nowhere,” Credit said. “It was really special to me, the first one is always the best one in my opinion just because of the shock and emotions that come with it.”
Since then, Credit now holds 7 offers, with Texas A&M being the latest, after camping there this past weekend. Even though it was just for a camp, the Aggies have already made a huge impact in his recruitment.
“Getting offered by Coach Bateman and the Texas A&M staff was a blessing. Putting in work at their top notch facility and getting offered by a place like that, where they are super close to home puts them at a high place on my school list for sure.”
The rising Junior will be hitting camps at Ohio State, Houston and potentially Baylor in the coming weeks. Credit also mentioned he has been hearing from Texas Tech, Alabama and others as of late.
As far as the upcoming season goes, Credit is ready to be the leader on the Oilers defense this Fall, after playing through injury last year.
“Being injured last year just taught me how to push through adversity,” Credit said. “I just want to get double the stats I got last year, 100+ tackles, a bunch of sacks. I really just want to play fast and make plays for my teammates to win.”
One of the fast risers in the 2026 class, expect Credit’s offer list to grow as the rest of the Summer unfolds, and expect for him to make a comeback during his junior campaign.
The month of June is here, which means it is officially "visit season" for 2025 recruits looking to find their home for the foreseeable future.
For incoming senior Fulshear defensive lineman Chance Bryant, finding where he would play his collegiate career was right down the road.
Bryant took his official visit this weekend to the University of Houston and proceeded to commit to the Coogs, over Rice and Tulsa.
“I’ve always liked Houston with the new coaching staff,” he said. “Once I got there for the official visit, it was awesome. The coaches and other recruits who were already in the class, just made it feel like home.”
For Bryant, the ability to play Power 4 ball in the city he’s grown up in means everything.
“Obviously with them being in the Power 4 was huge for me, having the ability to play at a high level,” Bryant said. “When you take that, plus it being so close to home in the big city of Houston that I know and love, it was just a perfect fit.”
The star defensive lineman for the Chargers is a football junky, always working on his craft. But, Bryant also prepares for the mental aspect to the game in a unique way.
“I picked up playing chess recently, competing against my brother,” he said. “Chess has a huge learning curve and being able to learn and figure out the mental aspect of the game applies to everything in life.”
With his senior year approaching and Fulshear moving up to 6A, Bryant is looking forward to a big year.
“I plan to get back in double-digit sacks this year and have more tackles for loss,” Bryant said. “I will actually be going both ways this year playing on the O-line as well, so I’m just looking forward to the challenge and getting to State.”
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