Former Bryan High School quarterback sentenced to 25 years for murder case in Fort Worth – KBTX
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - A former Bryan High School quarterback has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by a judge in Fort Worth.
Brodrick “B.J.” Ross was arrested after a man was killed in Fort Worth in January 2017. A judge sentenced Ross Tuesday in Tarrant County after he plead guilty for his part in the murder of Chris-Dion Russell.
Russell was robbed and killed according to prosecutors.
Ross was also starting quarterback at McMurry University in Abilene where he led the War Hawks in both rushing and passing yards as a freshman. KBTX previously reported Ross was a quarterback for the Bryan Vikings who graduated in 2016.
Friends from Bryan and College Station tell us they had written the judge asking for a more lenient sentence saying he had been a good young man and has a good family. ...