Richard Justice is a regional director for NZ and a contributor to Texas Monthly. With a focus on local Texas stories, Richard's articles cover a range of topics including sports, culture, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in The Dallas Morning News.
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Richard's articles primarily focus on local sports events, particularly football and baseball. He frequently includes expert commentary in his coverage, suggesting that he values insights from knowledgeable sources within the sports industry.
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By: Richard Justice
Division I schools thought John Matocha was too small, so the former Magnolia West star went to Division II and wrote his own legend.
The Longhorns dominated Nebraska with a record-breaking service performance in the NCAA women's volleyball finals.
By: Richard Justice
In his first year in San Marcos, Kinne has led the Bobcats to a 7–5 record and the school’s first-ever appearance in a postseason bowl game.
How a first-year head coach and rookie quarterback led Texas’s second NFL franchise out of the AFC South basement and into the playoffs.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones wants all the control over America’s Team—even when it means taking credit for another dreadful playoff exit.
By: Richard Justice
Last week, an injury-depleted TCU squad held open tryouts to replenish its roster. This week, it returned with four new walk-ons and a win.
The 19–2 Houston Cougars have looked outstanding in their debut season in the Big 12. Now bring on Kansas!
Rice, the rookie from North Texas and former SMU star, has emerged as a key facet in the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl ambitions.
By: Richard Justice
“I guess I’m fearless,” said women’s basketball coach Nicki Collen, who has the 22–6 Bears ranked number 21 in the nation.
Coach Mike White has the 50–7 Longhorns eyeing another trip to the Women's College World Series. But first, a showdown with Texas A&M.
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