Landen Williams-Callis, a running back from Randle High School in Richmond, Texas, opened his junior season with a statement performance, rushing for 227 yards and two touchdowns in a 20‑14 victory over South Oak Cliff in Dallas. The win served as personal revenge after the previous year's championship loss.
A Record‑Breaking Start
During his junior year he amassed 3,502 rushing yards and 59 touchdowns, earning a spot on the ALL‑USA First Team Offense and attracting 70 college offers. The prospect, ranked 28th by USA TODAY Sports, has committed to the University of Texas and is regarded as a five‑star talent.
Entering the season with 7,554 career rushing yards, Williams‑Callis sits 3,602 yards shy of the Texas all‑time record of 11,382. To surpass the mark he would need to average roughly 239.3 yards per game over the remainder of the schedule.
His next test arrives on September 3 when Randle travels to Houston to face Westfield High School. The matchup promises another opportunity for the standout back to add to his tally and keep the record pursuit alive.