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Dak Prescott Research Paper

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Intro “Go ahead doubt me. I’ll just work harder.”-Dak Prescott

This paper will show Dak Prescott’s early life and childhood. Dak Prescott starting his early career in football. Dak Prescott’s dream finally becomes a reality when he get to the Dallas Cowboys. Dak Prescott is a great football player and one of America’s favorite football teams.

Dak Prescott was born July 29, 1993, Dak didn't grow up very wealthy also The three-bedroom trailer Dak Prescott grew up in with his mom and two brothers is tucked in a back corner of the complex. However, he still managed to get through it and became a pretty successful person he had a bad childhood but was tough enough to get through it. 100 Prescott attended Haughton High
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