Stock rising for DE/OLB Devion Anderson 
October, 25, 2012
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Damon Sayles | ESPN.com
Defensive end/outside linebacker Devion Anderson calls Dallas Skyline “home.”
After playing his freshman and sophomore years at Skyline, Anderson, a 6-foot-3, 225-pound speed rusher, moved to Plano, Texas, and suited up for Plano East his junior year. Although he enjoyed his time there and left a mark by earning all-district accolades, it was nothing compared to the news he received of him returning to Skyline for his senior year.
Anderson’s first game back was Sept. 14 against Arlington (Texas) Bowie. Since then, he’s been a dependable member of a Skyline defense that includes five players that have committed to an FBS program.
After playing his freshman and sophomore years at Skyline, Anderson, a 6-foot-3, 225-pound speed rusher, moved to Plano, Texas, and suited up for Plano East his junior year. Although he enjoyed his time there and left a mark by earning all-district accolades, it was nothing compared to the news he received of him returning to Skyline for his senior year.
Anderson’s first game back was Sept. 14 against Arlington (Texas) Bowie. Since then, he’s been a dependable member of a Skyline defense that includes five players that have committed to an FBS program.
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