Richmond Randle’s Brian Randle, who led his team to a 16-0 season at the Division I state title, was named Coach of the Year. Blue Bell/Texas Sports Writers Association Class 5A All-State ...

Williams-Callis rushed for 2,108 yards with 43 touchdowns. In two years, the sophomore has 4,052 yards with 66 touchdowns in helping Randle knock off Dallas South Oak Cliff for the 5A Division II ...

Williams-Callis rushed for 2,108 yards with 43 touchdowns. In two years, the sophomore has 4,052 yards with 66 touchdowns in helping Randle knock off Dallas South Oak Cliff for the 5A Division II ...

Williams-Callis rushed for 2,108 yards with 43 touchdowns. In two years, the sophomore has 4,052 yards with 66 touchdowns in helping Randle knock off Dallas South Oak Cliff for the 5A Division II ...

Williams-Callis rushed for 2,108 yards with 43 touchdowns. In two years, the sophomore has 4,052 yards with 66 touchdowns in helping Randle knock off Dallas South Oak Cliff for the 5A Division II ...

Williams-Callis rushed for 2,108 yards with 43 touchdowns. In two years, the sophomore has 4,052 yards with 66 touchdowns in helping Randle knock off Dallas South Oak Cliff for the 5A Division II ...

Utility — Cade Spradling, Smithson Valley, 6-2, 210, sr. Kick returner — Marcell Gipson Jr. South Oak Cliff, 5-11, 180, jr. Offensive player of the year — Williams-Callis, Richmond Randle ...