Last September, in the second game of his college career, Kansas State running back Chris “Deuce” Vaughn stamped his arrival to the world of Big 12 football. Vaughn, a five-foot-six, 173-pound spark plug out of Round Rock, had traveled with the unranked Wildcats to Norman, Oklahoma, eager to give the third-ranked Sooners everything they had. With his team down 28–35 in the fourth quarter, Vaughn ripped off a 28-yard touchdown run, tying the game and stunning the Sooner crowd. As a swarm of Wildcats rushed toward him to celebrate, “the world stopped,” Vaughn remembers. A feeling washed over him that confirmed what he’d long believed: that he could hang with the nation’s best football players. Freshman Phenom x Upset SpecialTrue freshman Deuce Vaughn (@C_Vaughn22) was…View Original PostThe post Texan Deuce Vaughn Is Kansas State’s Big 12 Wild Card appeared first on Texas Monthly.