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Vote now for True To The Cru’s Football Players of the Year

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Above photo by Luke C. Zayas/True To The Cru

The spring season concluded last Saturday for the UMHB football team, as the Cru defeated Hardin-Simmons 23-15 to earn the program’s 16th ASC title.

With that, it is time to select our football Players of the Year, for several categories including offense, defense, special teams and freshmen of the year.

The vote will be decided 50 percent by the fans and 50 percent by the local media voters. Voting closes Wednesday, April 7 at 7 p.m. CT.

Please retweet, repost, share and cast your votes to give these athletes the recognition they deserve.

Riley Zayas
Riley Zayas founded True To The Cru in November of 2020 with the goal to cover the stories behind the score and give UMHB fans a closer look at the Cru while promoting the student-athletes and coaches that wear the purple and gold every day. He is also a national contributor to D3football.com and D3hoops.com, in addition to serving as a D3 women's basketball Top 25 voter. His byline has also been seen in: Sports Illustrated Kids, Horns Illustrated, College Baseball Nation, and FCA Williamson County. Follow him on Twitter @ZayasRiley.
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