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Southmost Brownsville Has Pair Of Coaching Vacancies

by Clay Williams

Posted: 03.12.2013 at 12:05 PM

Clay Williams

Clay Williams is the Sports Director for Action 4 News.

Read more: Local, Sports, Brownsville Porter Cowboys, Brownsville Lopez Lobos, High School Football, Coaching Vacancies, Rio Grande Valley, Texas, High School

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BROWNSVILLE, TX -- With both Porter and Lopez high schools in search of new head football coaches and athletic coordinators, the state of Southmost Brownsville football is in flux.

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