In a couple of weeks, the games will really start to get good. That’s when the state football playoffs begin and all the talk of who’s the best and who would win in potential matchups give way to what actually happens on the field.

HOUSTON (AP) — It's October and George Springer, Jose Altuve and Alex Bregman are all hitting home runs once again, helping the Houston Astros to a postseason win.

The Huntsville, New Waverly and Alpha Omega Academy volleyball teams all made short work of their opponents late last week all picked up victories.

The Huntsville Mustang League All-Stars keep on rolling.

The Huntsville Steppers track and field team has enjoyed another successful spring and summer.

TRINITY — With two games left in the regular season, it is do-or-die time for the Trinity Tigers, who need to win both of their remaining games to get into the state playoffs.

After a bunch of practices and drills, the Bearkats and Hornets got to put on full pads for the first time this year. Check out some of the best photos from both teams’ scrimmages last week.

Training camp and high school two-a-days are about a month away, which means football preview magazines are starting to hit store shelves around the country.

Many young baseball players dream of one day playing for a Major League Baseball team and coming up clutch on the game’s biggest stage, the World Series.

OAKLAND, Calif. — Stephen Curry will miss at least two weeks for Golden State with a sprained ligament in his right knee, dealing a blow to the Warriors' hopes of following a record-breaking season with a second straight championship.

With nine regular-season tournaments behind them in preparation for today, the Sam Houston State men’s golf team looks to defend its two-consecutive Southland Conference championships at Stonebridge Country Club in McKinney.

With a steady wind blowing out to left-center field, the Sam Houston State baseball team took advantage. Unfortunately, so did Stephen F. Austin.

Arian Foster's time with the Houston Texans has ended after seven seasons.

TRINITY— The Trinity Tigers got off to a hot start against the third-ranked Franklin Lions Friday night, but fell flat in crucial spots in a 41-21 loss. 

TRINITY — For the Trinity Tigers, the week they’ve been waiting all season for is finally here. The Tigers will take the field tonight against Class 3A’s second-ranked team, the Franklin Lions.

For many basketball fans, the most important person on the court is their favorite player or coach. Without them, there would be no fast breaks to the net or perfectly-called offensive plays that win games by a narrow margin. 

Are you a football junkie? Do you eat, sleep and breathe gridiron glory?