“I feel like I have one of the best work ethics just because football has taught me that. “Football gives me a purpose and it’s taught me a bunch of things outside of football,” Newton said. That stuck with me, I like to wear the same undershirt and same gear. “ my brother wore the same shirt in every game. Thus far, the junior defensive tackle has racked up a career total of seventy tackles, nine tackles for loss, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.
The coaches here give you a lot of chances to show who you are, they say if you want to make a play, go out there and do it. I got one more year and it’s gonna be the best one yet,” Newton said. As of right now, it looks like cybersecurity is the route he wants to take. After graduating from UTSA, he plans to get some internships to decide which one he wants to do.
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Whenever Newton gets some free time from football and academics, he likes to produce beats as well. A double major in cybersecurity and international business, Newton is weighing his options for a post-football life. “I think my first steps were on a football field.”Ī Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll member in 2015, Newton has always taken pride in his academics as well as his hobbies. “I grew up in football, I don’t remember a time I didn’t play,” Newton said. Newton has played football since peewee and was a ball boy for his brother in high school. King Newton has always had the hunger to be a playmaker, on choosing to become a defensive lineman he enjoys making plays and causing havoc. His older brother Tre Newton was a three-peat champion running back in high school and went on to play at the University of Texas at Austin. Growing up, he was able to see his father Nate Newton win three championships as an offensive lineman with the Dallas Cowboys. He also was named District 7-6A Defensive Most Valuable Player along with honorable mentions as all-state and first team all-area player.įootball has always played a big role in Newton’s life. Coming out of high school, the former Southlake Carroll Dragon was named to the 2014 Dave Campbell’s Texas High School Football Top 300 List. Since coming onto the scene in 2015, King Newton has been a key member of a very talented UTSA defensive line.
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