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Excellent Football Skills: Deshaun Watson
Deshaun Watson

Deshaun Watson has excellent football skills. He has won many awards at Clemson University and at his high school.

Deshaun Watson was born on September 14, 1997 in Gainesville Georgia. He was a freshman at Gainesville High School the year after Gainsville lost the Championship to Peach County High School. Deshaun was the first freshman starting quarterback. In high school, he set numerous state records.

Deshawn Watson’s freshman year he was the backup to Cole Stoudt, but he won the starting job in his sophomore year. In 2015, Deshaun led Clemson in the ACC Championship game and to the National Championship game.

Deshaun Watson has won Player of the Year and the Manning Award as well. He finished third in the Heisman

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