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Yesterday at 7:22 PM  The PSJA football team is excited about their new coach and new offensive system, but the Bears weren't too excited about having to miss two Saturday spring practices when the District 31-5A Executive Committee found out coach Rich Lucero's squad had gone full pads in the morning and in the evening, a UIL no-no.

Yesterday at 10:54 AM  Action 4 Sports' Spring Football Tour continues in San Benito, where 12 returning starters have the Hounds raring and ready to go this fall.

Monday, May 14, 2012  After an undefeated regular season and deep playoff run, McAllen Memorial starts over with a new quarterback and few returning starters on defense.

Friday, May 11, 2012  After starting underclassmen the past couple of years, Edinburg North now enters 2012 with a load of experience and a safety ready to transition to quarterback. The Cougars are the latest stop on Action 4's Spring Football Tour.

Thursday, May 10, 2012  While McAllen Rowe's offense returns all starters from 2011, the Warriors are looking to replace many pieces of their defense during spring football practice.

Tuesday, May 08, 2012  After getting closer and closer to their first playoff appearance in school history, the La Joya Palmview football program prepares for a new district this spring.

Friday, May 04, 2012  After a 6-2 district record and return to the playoffs, Rio Grande City hopes to continue building a winning program under 2nd year head coach Carlos Longoria.

Wednesday, May 02, 2012  PSJA Memorial may have surprised Rio Grande Valley football fans with a playoff appearance in 2011, but with all of the weapons returning from a high-powered offense in 2012, the Wolverines will not be flying under anyone's radar this time around.

Tuesday, May 01, 2012  After going 2-8 in 2011 with a coaching change midway through the season, Harlingen South begins spring football practice under new head football coach Lanny Wilson.

Monday, April 30, 2012  The three quarterbacks that went in the first eight picks of the NFL draft on Thursday all have a few things in common: they all three played high school football in the state of Texas, and they all three played 7on7 football in the summer.