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Introducing your new favorite #TXHSFB player: MAYDE CREEK RAMS EDGE Tobi Haastrup ⭐️ From never playing a varsity snap until THIS SEASON to picking up offers from Texas A&M, LSU & more, Haastrup's story is straight out of a movie 🎬 #dctf #texasfootball Greg Powers 🏟️ Tobi Haastrup 4⭐️

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