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    You are at:Home»Sports»High School Sports»MHS standout Burton commits to K-State

    MHS standout Burton commits to K-State

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    By Rob Voelker on November 21, 2011 High School Sports, K-State Sports, Manhattan High School, Sports

    After a stellar senior season, Manhattan High’s Deante Burton has verbally committed to continue his football career at K-State.  The 6′-2″  200 pound Burton played both wide receiver and cornerback for the Indians, who finished 10-1 for a third straight season, including a trip to the 6A state playoffs.  He was a two-year starter and had 20 receptions this season for 327 yards and five touchdowns.  Burton also picked off a pair of passes anchoring the Indians’ secondary.  He also had 244 yards receiving in 2010 with three TD’s.  Burton chose K-State over interest from Oklahoma State.  He’ll likely receive all-Centennial League and all-state consideration when those honors are handed out in the coming weeks.

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