Sports Anchor/Reporter/Producer/Photographer/Editor
Vinnie Vinzetta is a multi-talented sports journalist, serving as a Sports Anchor, Reporter, Producer, Photographer, and Editor for KENS 5 in San Antonio, Texas. With a focus on local sports, Vinnie provides insightful commentary, analysis, and coverage of various teams and athletes in the area, capturing the excitement and passion of the San Antonio sports scene.
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By: Vinnie Vinzetta
The Longhorns remain the top-ranked Texas team at No. 6. But the Aggies could be quickly gaining.
By: Vinnie Vinzetta
With a couple weeks left in the regular season, here are Vinnie Vinzetta's picks for the top gridiron programs.
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By: Vinnie Vinzetta
UTSA and Texas A&M were both on byes for Week 11. SAN ANTONIO — We're 11 weeks into the college football season and it seems like things are just getting started.
By: Vinnie Vinzetta
As the regular season turns to playoff action, here are the best high school programs around the Alamo City area.
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"He's the greatest. Pop is a great coach. Can't go nowhere without him and he'll come back and take us to another championship," one fan said.
By: Vinnie Vinzetta
Here's what happened across Texas college football in Week 13. SAN ANTONIO — We're 13 weeks through the college football season and the plan
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