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Foster Falcons
Last season the Foster Falcons went 5-5 and return 9 starters on offense plus another 8 on defense. The key returners for the Falcons include Senior QB JT Fayard (1,687 yards, 16 TDs in 2021), senior WR Kendal Stewart (725 yards, 5 TDs), senior WR Jalen Austin (378 yards, 3 TDs), senior DB/RB Ashton Ojiaku (29 tackles, 2 INTs), senior LB Christopher Gore (82 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, 4 sacks), senior CB Chase Canada (22 tackles).
Fulshear Chargers
The Fulshear Chargers went 5-6 last season and come off a season which saw them become bi-district playoff finalists. The Chargers return 9 offensive starters and 7 defensive starters from last year's team. Key returners include Senior QB/WR Parker Williams (1,762 yards, 12 TDs passing; 910 yards, 11 TDs rushing), senior WR Jax Medica (664 yards, 4 TDs), senior TE Gavin Waits (331 yards, 3 TDs), junior WR Tate Struble (266 yards, 3 TDs), junior RB Davion Godley (732 yards, 3 TDs), senior LB Germany Williams (90 tackles, 5 sacks), senior DB Maverick Schomberg (26 tackles, 4 INTs).
George Ranch Longhorns
Last season the George Ranch Longhorns went 5-5 and return 5 offensive starters and 3 on the defensive side of the ball. Key returners include Senior OL Hanzlah Rana, junior QB Deion Drinkard (238 yards, 2 TDs passing; 32 yards, TD rushing), senior WR Gregor Jones (101 yards, TD), junior RB Jaden Shelton (270 yards, TD, 6.8 yards per carry), junior CB Kennard McGuire (24 total tackles, 5 passes defensed), senior DL Jacques Franklin (24 total tackles, 8 tackles for loss, 2 sacks), junior LB Trevion Aikens (27 total tackles TD).
Terry Rangers
Last season the Terry Rangers went 4-6 and return 6 starters on offense plus another 6 on defense. The key returners include Senior QB Jason Cruz, junior RB Devin Wilkerson, senior WR Trumaine Mitchell, senior LB Juan Rodriguez, senior DL Johnte McCauley, junior DE Cameron Lewis, sophomore DE Jordan Randle.
Lamar Consolidated Mustangs
Last season the Lamar Consolidated Mustangs went 3-7 and return 4 offensive starters and 8 on the defensive side of the ball. Key returners include Senior DT Jadin Nelson, senior NT Ricky Davis, junior LB Marvin Farris, senior DB Edwin Quijada, senior DB Jonathan Anders, senior OLB/TE Jason McCullough, senior RB Justin McCullough.
THE "G" TEAM: Garrett, Glover unheralded talents for Mustangs
It's there, at Lamar Consolidated High School, that seniors and childhood friends Dylan Garrett and Rayshawn Glover compose one of the more prolific quarterback- receiver combos in H-Town.
Garrett is a 6-foot-4, 190-pound gunslinger. He threw for 1,942 yards and 18 touchdowns last season. Glover is a 5-foot-9, 190-pound dynamo on the perimeter, with 665 receiving yards and six touchdowns. Each also rushed for more than 100 yards and three touchdowns.
"We're the most underrated kids in the Houston area," Glover said.
Garrett and Glover have known each other since they were five years old. Football is their bond.
Glover right away noticed Garrett's strong whip of an arm. Garrett was throwing the ball 50 yards downfield then, as a child, who had barely learned how to properly grip a football."
"The first time I saw him throw the ball, I was like, 'Golly!'" Glover said. "Someone shouldn't have that arm strength when they're that young."
Glover, meanwhile, was faster than fast. He had no problem understanding what to do once he hauled in a Garrett pass.
"He's real athletic," Garrett said. "He's got speed. I know he's going to work. There's trust there. It's a blessing to have someone who's like a brother to me out there on the field. I love that dude."
And the best is yet to come. Garrett has improved his accuracy and can now consistently throw 80 yards down the field. His progressions, presence in the pocket and reads of the defense are improved.
"He's unbelievable," Glover said. "He should have all these stars and offers with what he can do."
Lamar Consolidated senior receiver Rashawn Glover.Bradley Collier | VYPE Media
Glover, who already holds an offer from the University of Utah, worked on his footwork and getting stronger in the weight room.
Now their M.O. is getting the Mustangs back on the right track. Lamar Consolidated went 0-10 last season. Five of those losses were by a touchdown or less.
"Our bond on this team is stronger," Glover said. "We have guys who will pick each other up when we're down. We play for each other."
3 Things to Watch: Lamar Consolidated
WINS WANTED: The Mustangs are hungry to get back to winning ways. Lamar Consolidated enters this season on an 11-game losing streak.
VETERAN CLUB: Lamar Consolidated returns 13 starters, a welcomed sign for second-year coach Kiah Johnson as he continues to implement his culture and standards.
DEFENSIVE STARS: The leaders of the Mustangs' defense are senior linebacker Tayvian Guidry and junior linebacker Jadin Nelson. They are the engine behind Johnson's 4-2-5 defense.