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David ArquetteBone Tomahawk

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Daniela RuahNCIS: Los Angles

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Max GreenfieldNew Girl

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Jerry O’ConnellJustice League: The

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Mitchell VasquezMasterChef Junior

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Stars in 2012?—Courtney Morose,

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music crossover artist andDWTS runner-up, 34, has been busy. “This year I got engaged and married [to sculptor-painter Andrew Levitas], became a first-time aunt, made my 10th album and got an OBE

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wanted the music on my new album, Home Sweet Home, to reflect the joy in

my heart, so it is very uplifting, inspirational

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TERRYCREWSCrews, 46, who started his career in the NFL,

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What’s the most surprising thing you’ve discovered hosting Millionaire? “How much I like people. There’s energy that comes from the audience and the uncertainty of what’s going to happen, and I love that.”

What made you write Manhood? “People kept coming up to me and my wife saying how great I was. I thought, ‘I’ve got to burst this bubble.’ I wanted to show how I am just like anyone else who had a tremendous amount of great breaks.”

Any similarities between you and Sgt. Terry Jeffords, your character on Brooklyn Nine-Nine?“He’s very emotional, and can fall in a heap on the ground and cry, or get very angry and pick up a car. He’s faithful to the people around him, his family, his friends and his co-workers.”

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GREAT2015 PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Averaging 5 touchdowns per game his senior year, Texas powerhouse quarterback

KYLER MURRAY leads our list of America’s best high school players. He and his fellow

Parade All-Americans represent the highest level of excellence in high school athletics, on

the road to becoming gridiron legends themselves.

By Lars Anderson • Cover and opening photography by Steve Williams

The education of the quarterback began when he

was 8 years old.

On summer afternoons in Allen, Texas, Kyler

Murray and his father would run drills at a local

football field. Two of Murray’s grade-school

friends would set up as receivers and four as defensive

backs. Eyeing the line-up from a shotgun formation,

young Murray would call the signals and yell, “Go!”

Dad Kevin Murray, a standout quarterback at Texas

A&M in the 1980s, would position himself behind his

son and tell him where to pass the ball—whether to

throw a slant route, a dig, a post or an out. Over and

over, under a tar-bubbling Texas sun, Murray taught his

son the basics of “the route tree” and how to dissect a

defense based on how it lined up.

“By age 12, Kyler was reading defenses at a fairly

high level,” said his father. “Today there are very few

things a defense can do that will surprise him.”

EXPECTATIONS

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KYLER MURRAY 5-11 175 Allen (Allen, Texas) Texas A&M

JACQUES PATRICK 6-2 230 Timber Creek (Orlando, Fla.) Florida State

MARKELL JONES 5-11 205 Columbus East (Columbus, Ind.) Purdue

KELLEN OVERSTREET 6-0 190 Penney (Hamilton, Mo.) Wyoming

J.J. ARCEGA-WHITESIDE 6-3 210 Dorman (Roebuck, S.C.) Stanford

TRENT IRWIN 6-2 190 Hart (Newhall, Calif.) Stanford

RICHIE PETITBON 6-4 320 Gonzaga (Washington, D.C.) Alabama

TRISTEN HOGE 6-5 300 Highland (Pocatello, Idaho) Notre Dame

MARTEZ IVEY 6-6 270 Apopka (Apopka, Fla.) Uncommitted

MITCH HYATT 6-6 270 North Gwinnett (Suwanee, Ga.) Clemson

CHUMA EDOGA 6-3 275 McEachern (Powder Springs, Ga.) Southern Cal

CHRISTIAN KIRK 5-11 195 Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.) Texas A&M

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TRENT THOMPSON 6-4 295 Westover (Albany, Ga.) Georgia

BYRON COWART 6-4 255 Armwood (Seffner, Fla.) Uncommitted

ALBERT HUGGINS 6-3 280 Orangeburg-Wilkinson (Orangeburg, S.C.) Clemson

DAYLON MACK 6-1 330 Gladewater (Gladewater, Texas) Uncommitted

MALIK JEFFERSON 6-2 210 Poteet (Mesquite, Texas) Texas

JUSTIN HILLIARD 6-2 230 St. Xavier (Cincinnati, Ohio) Ohio State

PORTER GUSTIN 6-5 240 Salem Hills (Salem, Utah) Uncommitted

JOHN HOUSTON 6-3 210 Serra (Gardena, Calif.) Uncommitted

IMAN MARSHALL 6-1 190 Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) Uncommitted

DERWIN JAMES 6-2 200 Haines City (Haines City, Fla.) Florida State

A.J. GRAY 6-2 210 Washington County (Sandersville, Ga.) Georgia Tech

DESHAWN CAPERS-SMITH 6-0 175 Warren Easton (New Orleans, La.) Texas A&M

AUSTIN SEIBERT 5-10 195 Belleville West (Belleville, Ill.) Oklahoma

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2015 PARADE ALL-AMERICAFIRST TEAM

*College selections are subject to change; choices listed current as of Jan. 8, 2015

RB Markell Jones,Columbus East

WR J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Dorman

OL Tristen Hoge,Highland

UTIL Christian Kirk, Saguaro

OL Byron Cowart,Armwood

LB Porter Gustin,Salem Hills

DB Derwin James,Haines City

LB Justin Hilliard,St. Xavier

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Indeed, the young quarterback sooncame to dominate under the Friday night lights of big-time Texas high school foot-ball. His stats at Allen High speak to per-fection: He went 42-0 as a starter and led his team to three straight state champion-ships. In 14 games last season, Murray—now 5’10”, 180 pounds—threw for 3,971 yards and 45 touchdowns, and ran for another 1,409 yards and 24 touchdowns.

For this rare and relentless offensive power, we selected Murray as our 2015 Player of the Year. �e 17-year-old Texas star joins a legacy of Parade All-American quarterbacks—Joe Montana, John Elway, Dan Marino and Peyton Manning among them—who not only distinguished them-selves in high school, but went on to become legends in college, the NFL and the Pro Football Hall of Fame. By all measures of the game, Kyler Murray is poised to do the same.

Even with the promise of a bright career ahead of him, Murray remains humble and grateful. “�e success I’ve had all goes back to my dad,” Murray says. “He gave me a

head start by teaching me the game at such a young age.”

�at head start built confidence along with All-American skills. �e crowning hour of Murray’s high school career came several weeks ago in the Texas Class 6A Division I state title game against Cypress Ranch, played before 52,308 fans at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Murray made it look as though he was back on the sunbaked field of his childhood, pick-ing apart the defense, passing for 316 yards and scoring five touchdowns in

Allen’s 47-16 victory. “Kyler is very, very special. Over the years

I’ve had hundreds of oh-my-did-he-just-do-that? moments with him,” says Tom Westerberg, the head coach at Allen. “At least once a game, he’d throw a pass that left you just shaking your head and smiling. He’s got so much physical ability and the mental capacity to put it all together on the field. �at comes from his dad and being around the game his entire life.”

�at father-son football legacy goes back to 1982, when Kevin Murray was named

the Dallas-Fort Worth area highschool player of the year. Later, as a sophomore at Texas A&M, he threw for 1,965 yards (then a school record) and guided the Aggies to a Cotton Bowl victory.

In the state of Texas, the elder Murray became a legend. But he views the second act of his life—grooming his son and other aspiring football players—to be his most important calling.

Not surprisingly, colleges from coast to coast have been wooing his son since he was 14. Clemson offered him a scholarship when he was a sophomore. Last July, Murray gave a verbal commit-ment to Texas A&M, his father’s alma mater. Kevin Murray soon received dozens of text messages with variations of the same joke: How does it feel to be the second-best quarterback in the family?

“I always respond that the plan all along was for Kyler to be bet-ter than me, and he will be,” says Kevin Murray. “He’s ready for whatever comes. No moment is too big for him.”

Even before he committed to A&M, Kyler Murray had be-come particularly intrigued with the incredible runs and throws of another alum, Johnny Manziel, one of 14 former Parade All- Americans who went on to win a Heisman Trophy. Murray and Manziel have become friends. “He’s like an older brother,” Murray says. “It’s great to have him on my side. �e advice he gives me is invaluable.”

As Murray’s accomplishments piled up, one thing never changed: playing catch with his dad. Even in the dark of night, the two often retreat to their T

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WR Damarkus Lodge 6-3 190 Cedar Hill (Cedar Hill, Texas) UncommittedOL Maea Teuhema 6-5 340 Keller (Keller, Texas) LSUOL Lester Cotton 6-4 325 Central School (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) AlabamaOL Drew Richmond 6-5 310 Memphis Univ. School (Memphis, Tenn.) Ole MissDL D’Andre Walker 6-2 220 Langston Hughes (Fairburn, Ga.) GeorgiaDL Breiden Fehoko 6-3 295 Farrington (Honolulu, Hawaii) Texas TechDL Tim Settle 6-3 300 Stonewall Jackson (Manassas, Va.) Virginia Tech DL Darian Roseboro 6-4 265 Lincolnton (Lincolnton, N.C.) N.C. StateLB Ricky Deberry 6-3 240 Atlee (Mechanicsville, Va.) OklahomaLB Roquan Smith 6-2 205 Montezuma (Macon County, Ga.) UncommittedLB Asmar Bilal 6-3 205 Ben Davis (Indianapolis, Ind.) Notre DameDB Holton Hill 6-2 185 Lamar (Houston, Texas) UncommittedDB Minkah Fitzpatrick 5-11 180 St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City, N.J.) AlabamaUTIL Kerryon Johnson 6-1 200 Madison Academy (Madison, Ala.) AuburnUTIL Austin Kafentzis 6-1 200 Jordan (Sandy, Utah) Wisconsin


HOW WE PICKED THE TEAM: In selecting the All-America Team, Parade contributor Brian McLaughlin, who also blogs about college football recruiting for Sporting News, considered all-state teams, state player of the year honors and statistics, as well as his own observations in person. On offense, he looked for players who had outstanding senior seasons while also exhibiting high-end college-level potential. When it came to defensive players, McLaughlin looked for elite playmakers—top athletes who could change games.

2015 PARADE ALL-AMERICA TEAM HONORABLE MENTION

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head start by teaching me the game atsuch a young age.”

�at head start built confidence along with All-American skills. �e crowning hour of Murray’s high school career came several weeks ago in the Texas Class 6A Division I state title game against Cypress Ranch, played before 52,308 fans at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Murray made it look as though he was back on the sunbaked field of his childhood, pick-ing apart the defense, passing for 316 yards and scoring five touchdowns in

Allen’s 47-16 victory. “Kyler is very, very special. Over the years

I’ve had hundreds of oh-my-did-he-just-do-that? moments with him,” says Tom Westerberg, the head coach at Allen. “At least once a game, he’d throw a pass that left you just shaking your head and smiling. He’s got so much physical ability and the mental capacity to put it all together on the field. �at comes from his dad and being around the game his entire life.”

�at father-son football legacy goes back to 1982, when Kevin Murray was named

the Dallas-Fort Worth area highschool player of the year. Later, as a sophomore at Texas A&M, he threw for 1,965 yards (then a school record) and guided the Aggies to a Cotton Bowl victory.

In the state of Texas, the elder Murray became a legend. But he views the second act of his life—grooming his son and other aspiring football players—to be his most important calling.

Not surprisingly, colleges from coast to coast have been wooing his son since he was 14. Clemson offered him a scholarship when he was a sophomore. Last July, Murray gave a verbal commit-ment to Texas A&M, his father’s alma mater. Kevin Murray soon received dozens of text messages with variations of the same joke: How does it feel to be the second-best quarterback in the family?

“I always respond that the plan all along was for Kyler to be bet-ter than me, and he will be,” says Kevin Murray. “He’s ready for whatever comes. No moment is too big for him.”

Even before he committed to A&M, Kyler Murray had be-come particularly intrigued with the incredible runs and throws of another alum, Johnny Manziel, one of 14 former Parade All- Americans who went on to win a Heisman Trophy. Murray and Manziel have become friends. “He’s like an older brother,” Murray says. “It’s great to have him on my side. �e advice he gives me is invaluable.”

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HOW WE PICKED THE TEAM: In selecting the All-America Team, Parade contributor Brian McLaughlin, who also blogs about college football recruiting for Sporting News,considered all-state teams, state player of the year honors and statistics, as well as his own observations in person. On offense, he looked for players who had outstanding senior seasons while also exhibiting high-end college-level potential. When it came to defensive players, McLaughlin looked for elite playmakers—top athletes who could change games.

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In the final minutes of Mur-ray’s last high school game, his third state championship, the coach sent in a backup quarter-back. As Murray jogged off the field, the crowd of more than 50,000 rose to its feet and sent a roar-like thunder into the Texas sky. It was a fitting goodbye to the nation’s top high school player.

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