​New Moguls head football coach Jeff Ward knows the expectation in Munday: Winning.“That’s the reason why I came here. I want to get this program moving back into what they are used to,” Ward said. “And it’s going to take a lot of hard work, but these kids, they’ve busted their tails all summer.”A new quarterback leads the offense: Carson Willison no stranger to such a role.“He really impressed me when we got here in the Spring and I saw how he handled himself as the point guard on the basketball team,” Ward said. “I was shocked when I asked what grade he was in. I thought at best he was a sophomore, you know he might be a junior and they told me he was a 14-year-old freshman.” Watch out for receiving threats Josh Dockins and 6-foot-1 Jaidence Wren on the outside, and the versatile Luke Bowman as Willison’s main targets. Senior Jordan Copeland will carry much of the load out of the backfield behind a big, experienced offensive line, anchored by senior AJ Ibarra. The Moguls now an attempt to turn the program around and put an end to the 8-year postseason drought. “Ultimately, that’s how I want to send them out,” Ward said. “I want them making that playoff run and a deep playoff run. We’ve got big dreams and aspirations and we’re gonna get it achieved.”Copyright 2026 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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