South Texas Football Unlimited Jacob Romero

Sooo it's May and believe it or not, we're STILL having coaching moves down here in the Coastal Bend. The guys discuss the vacancies, the jobs that have been filled, and the ones that are still out there. The guys are also joined by a FEW special guests that will help break some BIG show news.

For the 1st time in over 40 years, the Calallen Wildcats are starting fresh. On Monday April 8th, the Calallen ISD Board of Trustees approved the hire of their 18th head coach in program history. We sit down with Coach Reeve and ask the typical questions, what is the first thing on your grocery list? Do you shampoo AND condition? No, but really the guys sit down and ask what it's like to step in in the footsteps of giants and what should we expect in Year 1 of the Reeves Era in C-Town

In what has been an event full offseason for football coaches in the Coastal Bend, today it just got ratcheted up to an 11 with the announcement of Refugio’s Jason Herring stepping away from coaching. Herring spent 17 years at Refugio where appearances at Jerry World were as regular as clockwork. Joining the show is the Corpus Christi Caller-Times Len Hayward to talk about what lies ahead for one of the hottest jobs in the state.

The Calallen job search and the fact that CISD is using a professional search firm has local folks "in their feels" about the whole thing. When did search firms become the norm (or are they) and what does a search firm provide to a district when looking for an Athletic Director? Jeni Neatherlin from Solid Oak Leadership jumps in to talk about search firms, how common/uncommon they are today, and what services they provide to a district that employs them.

For the first time in 40+ years, the Calallen Wildcats job is OFFICIALLY open. What does that mean for the local area? What does that mean for the state? Speaking of state, what is the state of the Calallen Football program? Greg Tepper from Dave Campbell's Texas Football jumps in to talk a little about what this job opening means to the State and Len Hayward from the Corpus Christi Caller-Times jumps in as well to get the local perspective.

The 2023 Football season may have ended in December, but there's ALWAYS time to talk football. 2024 is the biannual UIL District Realignment. Feb 1st is like a second Christmas for all coaches across the state of Texas. Some Coaches will be happy with the results and some will feel as if they got a lump of coal from a store with a "no return" policy. To break down how this goes down, the Texas UIL director of Athletics jumps in to talk about what goes into realignment. The Corpus Christi Caller-Times, Quinton Martinez also comes on to help carry the load with Corpus Christi Miller HFC Justen Evans, Sinton AD/HFC Michael Troutman, and Alice AD/HFC JR Castellano. We even got a late surprise from the RGV to talk 6A down south from Kevin Narro! We're jam-packed with tons of info today and we went WAAAAY long, hope you enjoy it!