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Add another award to the long list of honors for Texas commit Johnathan Gray, who was named US Air Force National Football Player of the Year on Tuesday. The real question is whether there is any room left on the mantle in the Gray household. The guess here is no.

Following a concussion to Connor Brewer, Texas fans weren't exactly thrilled to see star running back commit Johnathan Gray down on the ground after a carry with the score already out of hand in an already meaningless game. Fortunately for the burnt orange faithful, Gray's father told the AAS that his son only suffered a high ankle sprain and should make a full recovery with several weeks of rest. Good news, indeed.

"Simply put: on the gridiron there's Texas and there's everyone else." I do declare Mr. Glicksman, but you're making me blush.

In the midst of another deep playoff run and after recently crossing the 10,000-yard threshold for his career, Aledo running back Johnathan Gray has another award to add to his mantle -- Gatorade Texas Football Player of the Year. It's the second straight year that Gray has taken home the award.

2012 Texas running back commit Johnathan Gray of Aledo has always been a touchdown-scoring machine, going back to his freshman year in high school. With a one-yard touchdown run against Lake Travis in the second quarter Friday night, Gray broke current Texas running back Traylon Shead's all-time Texas record for career touchdowns with 147 and counting. Congratulations to the future 'Horn.

Johnathan Gray is a stud, 5 carries and over 100 yds. and two TD's. in the first quarter. Comes out next year, Gimme Please!!!!!!