With a pair of state championships under his belt and the opportunity for more still on the horizon before his senior year ends this summer, Tenaha's Reginald Davis solidified his future on Wednesday when, as expected, he signed his national letter of intent to play college football for Texas Tech University.

Davis verbally committed to the university in Lubbock last March and never wavered, taking an official visit out there just two weeks prior to signing his official intent.

The state of Texas has its first Heisman Trophy winner since Ricky Williams and Texas Football is making sure he gets his due. Baylor’s Robert Griffin III graces the fifth-annual edition’s striking cover, as does his familiarly-posed bronze trophy, and with good reason — behind Griffin, Baylor completed one of its finest seasons in school history.

Although on the outside, most fans might think that Tenaha's Reginald Davis has lived a 'charmed life.' nothing could be farther from the truth. But after a very tough childhood, one that could have tempted some youngsters to get in trouble, or possibly land them jail time by the time they were 18, the Tiger senior appears to be reaping the benefits of staying on the 'straight and narrow' during his teen years.

ARLINGTON, Tx -- The Tenaha Tigers approached Thursday's Class 1A D-II state championship game with a 'take no prisoners' attitude and in workmanlike fashion dominated the Munday Moguls in every facet of the title game possible in a 52-28 thrashing here at Dallas Cowboys Stadium in front of 5,952 fans.