Two Texas High School assistant football coaches are being recognized among the best in the state
Two Texas High School assistant football coaches are being recognized among the best in the state. Defensive Coordinator A.J. Wilson and Defensive Line Coach James Hawkins were selected for the inaugural 2026 Texas 50, honoring 50 of Texas' most impactful high school assistant coaches.
The recognition highlights their contributions to student-athletes, their football program, and the community.
Both coaches also participated in professional development and leadership training through the program, including a special event at Baylor University in June.
Texas High School Athletic Director Gerry Stanford praised both coaches for their dedication and commitment to developing student-athletes on and off the field.
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