2024 High School Football Preview – Tascosa Rebels

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Here’s a look at the Tascosa Rebels heading into the 2024 football season. Take a listen to head coach Ken Plunk in the video at the link above.

2023 resume

Head coach: Ken Plunk, 16th year at Tascosa, 104-72. 18th year overall 121-77.
Record: 5-6 overall, 3-3 in District 2-5A I. Class 5A Division I area finalist.

Returning starters 

Offense: 5
Defense: 10
Season opener: 7 p.m. vs. Palo Duro, Thursday, Aug. 29, at Dick Bivins Stadium.

Tascosa quarterback Coltyn Fulton (13) returns for his second season under center for the Rebels. [Tom Carver/ Press Pass Sports]

Players to watch 

TJ Tillman, 6-0, 170-pound, WR-DB, Sr.  

The Texas Panhandle’s most prolific Division I prospect with close to 10 offers is ready to help the Rebels rebound from a sub-par season in 2024. Tillman is dynamic with the ball in his hands on offense or special teams and is a menace in the secondary. Last season, in a very run-heavy offense, Tillman totaled 313 receiving yards with four touchdowns and hawked three interceptions on the defensive side.

Coltyn Fulton, 6-1, 210-pound, QB, Jr. 

Fulton showed his shining ability at times and struggled at times learning the Rebels offense as a sophomore. Being a junior with a year under his belt, head coach Ken Plunk hopes to see major growth from Fulton who has the potential to be a team leader. Fulton threw for 856 yards with 13 touchdowns while rushing for 619 yards with nine more TDs in 2023.

Krush Johnson, 6-4, 265-pound, DL, Jr. 

What a fitting name for a defensive lineman that loves to “Krush” the competition. Johnson is drawing major comparisons as the next great defensive lineman in a longline of Rebels that include L.B. Moore and Avion Carter. As a sophomore, Johnson showed just the beginning of what he could do making 30 tackles with three sacks in only eight varsity games.

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