March 3, 2025

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AUSTIN, TX – In a significant show of support for his alma mater, former Texas Longhorns football star Xavier Worthy has pledged a remarkable $3 million donation to the Texas Longhorns football program. Worthy, currently a standout wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL, made the announcement earlier today, expressing his deep gratitude for the opportunities afforded to him during – Worthy, known for his exceptional talent and dedication during his college career, earned three All-Big 12 honors while playing for the Longhorns…..

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