Daily Roundup (Sep. 23): Jay coach admits he told players to hit ref, and Chavis' son with some Aggie analysis

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 Coach admits he told Jay players to hit ref. [ESPN] Texas teams remain prominent in national rankings. [SportsDayHS] The Top 10 plays from the DFW area last week. [SportsDayHS] Hutto's two-sport star, Leander's leading receiver, home streaks and Taylor/Burnet. [Statesman] Talking Class 5A football in the Valley. [RGVSports] Joey San Roman leads a revamped Progreso offense, also has a great name. [RGVSports] Lubbock Coronado poses plenty of problems for Permian. [OdessaAmerican] Brother Miller making the most of his chances at Permian. [OdessaAmerican] Trinidad Leal helps balance out Andrews’ offense. [OdessaAmerican] Odessa High notebook. [OdessaAmerican]Colleges Interesting Aggie analysis from John Chavis’ son. [GoodBullHunting] Patterson: “Facts will come out” on TCU player arrests. [Star-Telegram] Texas Tech, Big 12 preview, and predictions. [VivaTheMatadors] TCU links: Tech hasn’t forgotten 82-27. [FrogsOWar] What the Cowboys have in store for the Longhorns. [BurntOrangeNation] Houston’s Giles fulfills desire to give back via coaching. [HoustonChronicle]