Arizona Cardinals’ quarterback Kyler Murray returns to the land of Texas high school football championships Monday night to play the Dallas Cowboys. During his three years as Allen High School’s (Allen, Texas) starting QB, Murray never lost a high school football game in Jerry’s World and led his school to three straight High School Football America “mythical” national championships while going undefeated in every game he played at AT&T Stadium.
In his scholastic career, Murray played five games in the house that Jerry (Jones) built, winning all five, three of them for Texas championships.
Below you can watch highlights and/or the complete game videos from all three of Murray’s high school football championships at Jerry’s World
2012 – Allen 35 Houston Lamar 21
Read: Allen named 2012 High School Football America National Co-Champs
2013 – Allen 63 Pearland 28
Read: Allen wins back-to-back national titles
2014 – Allen 47 Cy-Ranch 16
Read: Allen gets 3-peat
Murray finished his career a perfect 42-0 as Allen’s starter. In his senior season, the dual-threat QB threw for 4,713 yards and 54 touchdowns. He also rushed for 1,495 yards and 25 TDs. He was named the High School Football America/NHSCA National Football Player of the Year for his senior season.
Making Murray’s appearance at AT&T even more interesting is he’ll be facing fellow Texasn Andy Dalton, who will be making his first starting appearance for the Cowboys after Dak Prescott was lost to injury for the season two weeks ago.
Dalton led Katy High (Texas) to a runner-up finish during his senior season in 2005, but that championship game was played in Texas Stadium, the former home of the Cowboys.
