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Lakesha Holmes was frying some fish in the kitchen one Tuesday evening when she caught a quick glimpse of her son Brandon outside. Before the two could catch up about their day, the teen scurried off to a friend’s home.

Holmes didn’t take it personally. She figured Brandon, who’d turned 16 just four days earlier, would be home soon. She also didn’t give too much thought to a rat-tat-tat of gunfire that cracked the dark, cool air outside a few minutes later. There’s always gunfire, she thought.

A moment later, Brandon collapsed at the front door and was bleeding from gunshot wounds. It was the last time Holmes would see her son alive.

“It’s hell,” she said this summer, sitting in her living room as she talked about the star high school athlete who will never finish his quest to become a professional football player. “I know it’s reality. But it’s hard.”

Brandon was one of the first Texas teens killed with a gun this year after he was shot Jan. 10 somewhere between a friend’s house and his family’s apartment in Baytown, a suburb east of Houston. Holmes still doesn’t know why Brando. was shot — or who pulled the trigger.

One hundred and seventy-three more youths in Texas died from gunshot wounds in the eight months that followed Shane’s death, according to state health data. Each death represents a growing, gruesome trend. In 2020, gunshots became the leading cause of death for Texas youths. The number of youths — those younger than 18 — killed by guns in Texas went up from around 100 a decade ago to over 300 in 2023.

These types of stories are becoming all too familiar. Come out and be apart of the movement. We are calling awareness in our communities. Join us and ride with a purpose!!!

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Yep it’s that time again. Practice this Saturday 10-12. Get them babies off that game and into a program that will help them learn to be leaders, team players, well round, and most of all discplined. I’ve added some really good mentors to our program. These men and women arr positive people doing positive things that want to pour into your child. Come check it out!!!!See you there

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“4th & Goal” is now accepting bookings for the show. If you’re looking to get your organization out there or just want to come on the show. Contact us for pricing. We will help market and get your business or organization out there!!!
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It’s finally here people! “4th & Goal” returns today with Mark Gibson and Zeke Leonard pulling up to the show. We got a few things to talk about with these fellas. Like where the hell they coaching at this upcoming season and why? Recruiting and you know we will touch briefly on the Allstar showcase and a whole lotta daddyball s**t going on in Dallas that’s making me proud. So make sure you tune in at 8pm sharp.(white people time). Lol. 😎