Seven Texas high school football programs will be represented in this year's Super Bowl. Four of them are from right here in the DFW metroplex. But only Arlington Lamar High School will have two former players in the big game.
Seven Texas high school football programs will be represented in this year's Super Bowl. Four of them are from right here in the DFW metroplex. But only Arlington Lamar will have two former players in the big game: Linebacker Kyron Johnson with the Eagles and quarterback Shane Buechele with the Chiefs.Seven Texas high school football programs will be represented in this year's Super Bowl. Four of them are from right here in the DFW metroplex.
"I always tell him, I go, 'Take it all in. Look around, take it all in. Because it's just the chance of a lifetime,’" Nancy said. The paths Shane and Kyron have taken to the Super Bowl are proof that no step is given and that few straight lines exist.Kyron was still fighting to get off the junior varsity team his junior season.
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