WASHINGTON — It’s one of the most storied, yet tragic tales of high school football history – one that unfolded in the State of Texas. In 1988, the David W. Carter High School football team in Dallas seemed a story of success and boundless promise, the stuff of legends. As the Texas 5A state champion, rated one of the best teams in the nation and possibly the best ever in Texas history, its players had limitless options. One would even go one to become a five-time pro bowler in the NFL.