Oh, Valentine’s Day—the annual celebration of love, overpriced chocolates, and the sudden realization that you have no idea what your partner actually likes.

One thing we're confident they'll like are these feel-good stories involving Texas high school and college football players and coaches from our very own Carter Yates.

We hope you enjoy these stories as much as you'll enjoy those chocolate-covered strawberries.

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Bryce Biros is Gunter's most reliable leader — and he's never played a down

Bryce Biros was diagnosed with a rare neurodegenerative disease at 8 years old. He's a cornerstone of the Gunter Tigers' senior class despite never playing a down.

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For College Station's Kyle Walsh, life and football is a mental game

College Station Cougars offensive line coach Kyle Walsh has been a quadriplegic since a car accident in 1992. But the wheelchair has brought a life of blessings - and a platform.

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No matter Friday's outcome, Millsap and City View head coaches have already won

Millsap Bulldogs' Jacob Johnson and Wichita Falls City View Mustangs' Heath Aldrich have fought through cancer diagnoses together, and formed a bond like steel.

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How Nic Scourton made it from Bryan to College Station

Nic Scourton was on the fast track to flunking out of Bryan High School sophomore year before his friend, Andrew Buban, invited him to live with his family.

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Bram Kohlhausen is still TCU's living legend

Seven years after a 31-point comeback in his only college start, former TCU Horned Frogs quarterback Bram Kohlhausen pulled off another miracle by walking again.

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Dallas Baker, Man Maker

Dallas Baker was a national champion and NFL Draft pick who tried to take his own life. Now, the Baylor Bears wide receivers coach shares his story to save others.