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Playing for Bryce: How UTSA's star safety keeps brother's memory alive for hometown Roadrunners
UTSA safety Rashad Wisdom has overcome a lot, including the loss of his brother, Bryce. But he's used all of it as fuel to be the best he can be, which, by all accounts, is a decorated college football player with a chance on Sundays.
Power clean is king at Converse Judson High School, and Rashad Wisdom was out to prove that he was the heir to the throne.
It was the offseason of 2017 and Judson head coach Rodney Williams, the offensive coordinator at the time, could hear the commotion in the weight room from anywhere in the athletic building. His players were cheering on a power clean competition between Wisdom and DeMarvin Leal, two juniors poised to become college stars. Wisdom, a safety who now packs 205 pounds on a 5-9 frame, was battling with Leal, a defensive lineman that Texas A&M lists at 6-4 and 290 pounds.
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