Richardson High School · Richardson, Texas
The Wall of Eagles
This is what Richardson produces.
Every person on this wall walked the same halls. Wore the same purple and gold. Called Richardson home. Eagle Legacy exists because the next names on this wall are already here — they just don't know it yet.
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The Next Chapter
The next name on this wall
is already in Richardson.
Every person on this wall started exactly where Eagle Legacy players start — in a classroom, on a field, in a community that believed in something bigger than itself. None of them knew what they would become. They just showed up, put in the work, and refused to stop. Eagle Legacy exists to make sure the next generation of Richardson kids has the foundation, the discipline, and the belief to find out exactly what they are capable of.
Our Founder
Torrance Carr-Young
Founder · Head Coach · Eagle Legacy
- Richardson Eagles Alumni
- Oklahoma State Cowboy
Texas 5A District 9 Offensive Player of the Year — Football AND Basketball in the same year.
- Named 5A District 9 Offensive Player of the Year at quarterback — football 2010. District 9 included Dallas Jesuit, Dallas Skyline, Dallas Sunset, Dallas White, Richardson Berkner, Richardson Lake Highlands, and Richardson Pearce — one of the most competitive districts in all of Texas.
- Named 5A District 9 Offensive Player of the Year as a guard — basketball 2011, First Team All-District, while competing through injury. Coaches from every school in the district voted for him over their own players.
- Swept both offensive player of the year awards in the same school year as a newcomer to the district. No other player in District 9 history had done it.
- Recruited to Oklahoma State University as a wide receiver — competing in the Big 12 against Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas State.
- Returned to Richardson in 2025 to found Eagle Legacy — the first structured youth feeder program in Richardson Eagles football history, practicing inside the Eagles indoor facility under Head Coach Kendrick Holloway.
I came back because I want to give these kids what I wish I had at their age. A real program. Real coaching. A real chance to be great — not just at football, but at life.
Est. 2025 · Richardson, Texas