Daily Roundup (Sep. 17): Two prominent HS QBs suffer major injuries, and an incredible story at UNT

[caption id="attachment_18731" align="alignright" width="300"]Photo by Ken Parmley Photo by Ken Parmley[/caption] Welcome to the daily roundup, a collection of prep and college news and notes from around Texas that we'll be sorting out for you every weekday morning. So if you're looking for something to sift through while avoiding work, or need some lunchtime reading, we're here for you.High schools Waxahachie QB Kitna played with broken collarbone, will be out 6-8 weeks. [SportsDayHS] Hays dealt a blow at QB, previewing some CenTex matchups, and Salado 101. [Statesman] Five San Antonio storylines to watch in Week 4. [Express-News] More Week 4 games to watch, but in the DFW area. [SportsDayHS] Four teams exceeding expectations in the DFW area. [SportsDayHS] Assessing Class 5A so far in the Valley. [RGVSports] PSJA North looks to reboot its passing game. [RGVSports] Vernon’s Brent McCallon talks about his big week. [NewsChannel6Now] El Paso Coronado to honor coaches before Permian game. [OdessaAmerican] Two Frenship seniors leave team. [LoneStarVarsity] Grant Lewis is leading the way for Brownwood. [BigCountry]Colleges Zac Whitfield went from loading Dr. Pepper trucks to starting for North Texas in a matter of weeks. [DentonRC] Five things UNT fans should know about Rice ahead of Saturday’s game. [DentonRC] Previewing Texas Tech-Arkansas from the Film Room. [VivaTheMatadors] Houston to beef up schedules with Power 5 schools, no FCS foes. [HoustonChronicle] Baylor bye week updates. [OurDailyBears]