McKinney Boyd Broncos at VYPE McKinney Winter Media Day
Bradley Collier
Footage and Edits by Dylan Calhoun
VYPE Media had the opportunity to be a part of another key game for MISD. McKinney Boyd Boys Basketball hosted Prosper basketball last week. The Broncos fell just short of defeating the Eagles, but have not lost steam in their ultimate goal of making a deep run in the playoffs this year.
Final score for the game: McKinney Boyd 51 - Prosper 58.
VYPE's Matt Malatesta and Jackson DiPasquale are back with another episode of the VYPE On My Whistle podcast!
On this week's episode, the guys talk upcoming softball playoffs, Bellaire's Shelton Henderson withdrawing from Duke, the Transfer Portal, recruiting and more!
Jermaine Bishop Jr. of Willis High is one of area's top influencers
TikTok has become a powerful tool for football recruiting, especially with how much attention athletes can grab through short-form content.
When used strategically, it can help players build a personal brand, showcase talent, and even attract the attention of college coaches. Here are some top ways to use TikTok for football recruiting:
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1. Highlight Reels That Pop
Keep it short, exciting, and cinematic. Post 15–60 second clips that showcase your best plays, speed, strength, or unique skills.
Add text overlays (position, class, stats, GPA, height/weight).
Use trending sounds and music to boost visibility.
Include captions like “#QB1 | Class of 2026 | 6'2” | 4.0 GPA.”
2. Training & Behind-the-Scenes
Show your work ethic with gym, speed, agility, or film study clips.
College coaches love seeing that you're grinding when no one’s watching.
Authenticity builds trust and connection with fans and recruiters alike.
3. Football IQ & Leadership
Break down your film or explain a play using TikTok voiceovers.
Post game-day speeches or leadership moments with teammates.
It shows you're a student of the game and not just an athlete.
4. Engage & Network
Reply to comments, do duets with other athletes, or post recruiting tips.
Follow and tag college football programs, coaches, or recruiting pages.