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RICHMOND — The George Ranch Longhorns aimed to enhance their physicality as a football team, integrate new talent, and foster stronger familial bonds during the spring offseason, which concluded with Thursday’s spring scrimmage.

Returning to the field for the first time since their exit in the bi-district round on Nov. 11, 2022, the Longhorns bring back a seasoned roster with several underclassmen rising.

Head Coach Nick Cavallo praised a fantastic spring that witnessed significant improvements by many younger players while the seniors took on leadership responsibilities.

“We still have a lot of work to do, but I believe we are much closer and more physical compared to where we started 13 or 14 practices ago,” Cavallo said. “This is a different team with different senior leadership. We have numerous players with extensive football experience who have assumed those roles, and the younger players are also demonstrating those positive qualities. We provided ample o...

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