Beck twins sign to play college football

Two Russell County High School Football players signed letters of intent to play college football on Friday.

Twin brothers Reese and Jordan Beck held individual signing ceremonies at RCHS on Friday.

Reese signed to continue his academic and athletic career at St. Marys College of the Woods in Indiana.

Jordan signed with the Lindsey Wilson University Blue Raiders.

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