Terry Bussey

Bussey was raised by his single mother, Nanette, with his two sisters in Timpson, Texas. His uncle, Domingo Bryant, played in the NFL. Bussey's mother died of a stroke when he was 14, and Bussey began living with his school's principal, Jerrod Campbell, on weekdays and with his older sister TyKuirra, who had moved to her boyfriend's house, on weekends. However, a few months later, his sister was shot and killed, and Bussey moved in permanently with Campbell. ==High school career==

Bussey attended Timpson High School where he competed in four sports – football, baseball, basketball and track and field. In football, he was a standout quarterback, wide receiver, cornerback and return specialist. He recorded 115 tackles on defense and four interceptions returned four touchdowns and also had four kick and punt return touchdowns, while leading Timpson to the Class 2A state semifinals. He finished his high school career with 5,981 passing yards, 5,631 rushing yards and 169 touchdowns accounted for, while recording 270 tackles and 24 interceptions on defense. He set the records for longest passing touchdown and longest rushing touchdown in the state championship game and was invited to the Under Armour All-America Game as well as the Polynesian Bowl. ==College career==

Bussey was viewed as a potential wide receiver or cornerback when he enrolled at Texas A&M. He was used as a wide receiver during the 2024 season and appeared in 12 games. ==References==