A view of the Fiesta Bowl following TCU’s win. TCU will face the Georgia Bulldogs in the championship game Jan. 9. Photo by Renee Umsted.
South Oak Cliff high school will have an alum on the field during Monday’s College Football Championship game.
Kyron Chambers is a true Freshman on Texas Christian University’s team. He was one of five true Freshman to see playtime in TCU’s first game of the season.
Now, Chambers will be clad in purple and white when the Horned Frogs take on the Georgia Bulldogs on Jan. 9.
The cornerback chose to join TCU’s team after receiving offers from 21 schools. While Chambers was originally committed to play at Arizona State, he decommitted before his senior year kicked off and was recruited by TCU recruiting coordinator Ra’Shaad Samples.
During Chambers’ senior year, the South Oak Cliff football team won their first state title. Chambers also garnered Twitter buzz after playing in the All American Bowl.
According to TCU athletics, Chambers was the 46th best overall player in the Dallas area for the 2022 class.
Kyron Chambers a @TCUFootball commit with an INT that could ice the game!#GoFrogs | @AABonNBC pic.twitter.com/g9Tdmbq5oW
— Sunday Night Football on NBC (@SNFonNBC) January 8, 2022
