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Texas football: How state title game hero Jordan Whittington took Austin by storm
Whittington has become the talk of the 40 Acres despite playing running back for the first time since middle school.
HOUSTON and ARLINGTON -- Jordan Whittington might still be running on the turf at AT&T Stadium.
Forget Eric Dickerson. Forget Jonathan Gray. Whittington’s 334 rushing yards, 46 receiving yards and six all-purpose touchdowns for Cuero – with defensive MVP honors, by the way – stands alone as the best rushing performance in state title game history.
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