Paul Tullis sent an email this morning announcing his resignation as the AD/Head Football Coach at Como-Pickton High School.

Tullis, who was 16-34 in 5-years as the head coach, told David Smoak, "I just wanted to let everyone know that I am resigning from Como-Pickton at the end of this year. I am not locked in on anything yet but pretty sure I am taking the OC job at Dallas Wilson. I have some family issues with my mother in Mesquite I need to take care of and will move to the metroplex next year. I appreciate everyone who has helped me the past 5 years and hope to keep in touch."

Ritchie Pinckard has resigned at DeKalb High School to take the job as athletic director and head football coach at Callisburg High School.

Pinckard was 13-8 in two years at DeKalb, including 9-2 in 2011. He was 12-11 in two years at Garrison High School in 2005-2006.

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G.A. Moore, the all-time leader in wins in Texas High School football history has announced he's retiring at Aubrey High School.

Moore, with 423-career victories and eight state championships, was inducted into the Texas High School Football Hall of Fame on Saturday night in Waco, and late last week, he was a guest on our afternoon talk show on ESPN-Central Texas.

G.A. Moore Interview, Part I

G.A. Moore Interview, Part II

Corsicana Mildred QB Nic Shimonek committed to the Iowa Hawkeyes on Thursday.

Shimonek, 6-3, 180, 4.98, was a unanimous District 6-2A Offensive MVP. He completed 194-290 passes for 2,940-yards and 37-TD's and ran for 8-TD's. And, he has a 3.82 GPA.

Gary Fleet has announced his retirement from coaching after 29-years working within Tyler I.S.D. Fleet has been the offensive line coach at either Tyler Lee (24-years) or John Tyler (5-years) for 29-years and has been considered among the most successful offensive line coaches in Texas High School Football history.

He was an all-state linebacker at John Tyler in 1979 and has coached numerous former all-state and eventual college football stars during his time in Tyler. Fleet played college football at Abilene Christian.

Fleet told David Smoak, "I just decided at this time of my life that I can't think about football all of the time and it's time for me to focus more on my other business endeavors. I can't coach without being intense, and I just can't maintain that intensity day-in and day-out like I once did." Fleet continued, "I have been so fortunate to coach with and for so many great people, too many to name, but we have a special bond."

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