Greg Wille is the Sports Editor at the Killeen Daily Herald. He specializes in covering sports and sports business, bringing insight and analysis to the dynamic world of athletics. Greg's work has also been featured in the Temple Daily Telegram.
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Greg Wille's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly football and high school football in the Temple, Texas area. He frequently reports on game results, team performance, and upcoming changes within the Temple Wildcats organization.
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ROCKDALE — It wasn't so long ago when the Rockdale Tigers resided atop the Texas high school football world, capturing the Class 3A Division I state championship in 2017 with a 13-3 record.
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Isaiah Ellis is a serious-minded football player who does not lack for motivation. But as Temple's standout senior “boom” safety recently walked
The seasons come and go and the names and faces change for Temple’s tradition-rich football program. One constant, however, is that the guys wearing the blue-front, white-back pants always seem
When Temple right guard Bradley Fillmore earned second-team recognition on the All-District 12-6A team last December, he was listed at 6-foot-1 and 275 pounds.
By: Greg Wille
BELTON — Temple made too many mistakes in Friday night’s season opener against Georgetown to ever truly gain the upper hand, but a spirited fourth-quarter comeback left the Wildcats positive
From Temple's perspective, the Wildcats' season-opening 28-23 loss to Georgetown last Friday at Mary Hardin-Baylor's Crusader Stadium in Belton can be attributed to several factors.
By: Greg Wille
Although Braylin Carr was only 5 years old at the time, he distinctly remembers watching Temple football games throughout the 2014 season as the Wildcats made a stirring run to the Class 5A Division I state championship game.
By: Greg Wille
For the second consecutive week to begin their season, the Temple Wildcats staged a spirited second-half comeback but ran out of time to complete it.
In a crucial home game last Oct. 31, Temple defeated District 12-6A rival Copperas Cove 32-0 with a thorough performance that helped the Wildcats earn their second consecutive Class 6A Division I playoff berth.
