4 Taft High School football players sign letters of intent, inspiring next class of athletes
Four football players out of Taft High School signed letters of intent to play college ball Thursday afternoon.
Jayden Aleman committed to play at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor.
Evan Olson will wear a Southwestern uniform.
Xue’Jon Castro signed with McPherson College.
Zachary Sudduth is staying in the area to play for Texas Lutheran University in Seguin.
The student athletes saw the day as an opportunity to inspire the next class of athletes.
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