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Back on track, BYU’s ‘Freight Train’ recounts dreams and nightmares from football journey

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What price would you pay to live out your dream?" However, as he braces for his 18th surgery, the linebacker that was so ferocious at BYU that he was nicknamed "Freight Train" isn’t so sure." Morris told the "Y’s Guys" livestream show this week.