West Orange-Stark High School

And against this team, and you saw the angle of zero safety on that run by Lacey, I just, man, if KJ can get a crease, I think he can take it to the house.

As West Orange Stark, he did it the first play of the state championship game.

Yeah, yeah.

That's my player of the game,

When you don't grow up somewhere, you don't know.

Like, I could tell you at 89 when I left which schools were 2A, like Deweyville, which schools were 3A, Orangefield, which schools were 4A, Bridge City, Little Cypress, which schools were 5A, West Orange Stark.

Now, they dropped down at about that time.

And they went from being a small 5A and state competitors in football to, to being state champions in 4A because it was just a whole different ballgame.

Orange, Texas.

Stark High School.

Kid from the Golden Triangle whose whole world was a football field and a chemical plant.

And he went and became the winningest football coach in the history of Texas A&M University.

I got a master's degree, too, before I went to Kansas City.

Well, you are a living legend and so much more than football to me.

I'm proud that we're both from Orange and both from Riverside, and you just a couple of years behind my dad at Stark High School.

You have continued to make all of us proud in every aspect of your life.

Coming off a junior year when he ran for more than 2,000 yards and 29 scores.

And even though Newton kind of had a rough opener against West Orange Stark, Porter got his against the Blue Link defense.

166 yards and three touchdowns on the ground.

Now, what's interesting here, Newton's 0-1.