High School
Whittington takes place alongside Texas high school football championship legends
A Hall of Fame broadcaster and the statistics agree — the star Gobbler's performance has few rivals over the decades.
ARLINGTON – Jordan Whittington wowed everyone that watched Cuero’s 40-28 victory over Texarkana Pleasant Grove Friday afternoon at AT&T Stadium.
The University of Texas signee’s record-setting performance that included 334 rushing yards and six total touchdowns with the Class 4A Division II title at stake won’t soon be forgotten.
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