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On My Whistle Podcast | TXHSFB Week 2 Recap, New VYPE Houston Rankings
VYPE’s Matt Malatesta and Jackson DiPasquale are back to review and preview the Houston high school football scene as we roll into Week 3, and the storylines are already heating up.
The College Park Cavaliers have made headlines by climbing into the Top 10 after a hot start, proving they’re ready to hang with the area’s elite. Meanwhile, Klein Collins surged up the rankings thanks to a statement win over Willis, showing off their physical defense and depth. Their district-mates at Klein High are also grabbing attention, averaging over 60 points per game in their first two contests — an offensive explosion that has fans buzzing.
Over in Atascocita, the Eagles continue to impress, led by early-season Player of the Year frontrunner Cardae Mack, who powered another dominant win, this time over traditional powerhouse Katy.
In Class 5A, La Porte has emerged as a leader in the conversation, riding momentum and strong execution to separate themselves from the pack. On the private school stage, St. Thomas is holding it down as one of the premier programs, with their high-powered offense and veteran leadership setting the tone.
The season is just heating up — listen in as Malatesta and DiPasquale break it all down on On My Whistle.
ON MY WHISTLE: Who makes the list of the Big Tickets in Houston?
The lights are always bright on Friday nights in Greater Houston, but some players shine even brighter.
VYPE’s Matt Malatesta and Jackson DiPasquale have their eyes locked on five of the Bayou City’s most electric talents — athletes who are true “big tickets” this fall.
At the top of the list is Jermaine Bishop Jr. of Willis. The speedy wideout is already a household name across Texas, pairing elite athleticism with game-breaking ability every time he touches the ball.
On the east side, Cardae Mack of Atascocita is a can’t-miss prospect. Physical, explosive, and versatile, Mack is the kind of player who impacts every phase of the game and sets the tone for one of the area’s most consistent programs.
Swinging out west, Landen Williams-Callis of Randle High School is putting surrounding schools on notice. His size and skill make him a mismatch nightmare, and he’s quickly climbing recruiting boards.
Down south, Chris Stewart of Iowa Colony embodies the explosiveness and toughness that has turned the Pioneers into a rising power. Whether he’s breaking off long runs or controlling the pace, Stewart is the type of athlete who fills stands.
And don’t forget the many others across the Greater Houston footprint pushing their way into the spotlight — the city is loaded. These are players you pay to see, the ones who can flip a game with one play.
See who else made the list.
Catch Malatesta and DiPasquale breaking it all down on On My Whistle — and remember to like and subscribe!