North Shore gets a surprise visit from Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud
Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud surprised the North Shore football team this week with a visit on a red slab as part of a Jordan Brand event.
The Houston Texans' quarterback C.J. Stroud made an unexpected appearance at North Shore High School to support their preparations for a crucial game. As part of a Jordan Brand event, Stroud visited the No. 2 ranked Mustangs ahead of their matchup against No. 7 C.E. King at Galena Park ISD Stadium on Friday. The visit included custom apparel, music, and the presence of Houston rapper Bun B along with Trill Burgers.
The occasion was celebrated with a red slab making its way to the Mustangs' home stadium, with Stroud greeting the crowd and people surrounding the car to capture the moment. The festivities extended beyond the football team, with children and adults mingling outside, fans posing with North Shore apparel, and the school's Mustang mascot making an appearance.
Inside the locker room, players showcased black clothing featuring North Shore's red-and-white logo. The visit served to heighten the anticipation for a high-stakes game between two programs that recently claimed state championships. North Shore, the defending Class 6A Division I champion, faces C.E. King, the Division II runner-up, in a game that will decide sole possession of first place in District 17-6A.
The Mustangs hold a 10-0 series lead over North Shore since 2016, and they secured a decisive 42-27 victory last year on the road.
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