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How the Hispanic TXHSFB Coaches Association is raising awareness for its own
The Hispanic Texas High School Football Coaches Association wants to help raise awareness for Hispanic coaches who are looking to move up in the coaching ranks. They have over 700 members in their first-year of existence.
Armando Jacinto kept getting shut down.
He prepared diligently for the interview process and was certainly qualified to become a Texas high school football head coach having gone from Waco University Middle School coach in 1986 to assistant head coach at University High School (2007) and eventually defensive coordinator at Austin Travis High.
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