Colorado State Quarterback Hauss Hejny Named Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Player of the Week
Colorado State quarterback Hauss Hejny, a graduate of Aledo High School, has been named The Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award National Player of the Week. The award, presented by SPORTyler in Tyler, Texas, recognizes top offensive players in Division I…
Tyler Longview, TX, October 27, 2026 —
Colorado State quarterback Hauss Hejny has been named The Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award National Player of the Week, according to the announcement summarized in the available information. Hejny is a graduate of Aledo High School, giving him a connection to Texas high school football.
The award is presented by SPORTyler, based in Tyler, Texas. It recognizes top offensive players in Division I football who have ties to Texas high school or college football. Hejny’s Aledo background aligns with the award’s stated Texas connection, though the information provided does not specify the reasons for his selection beyond naming him the weekly honoree.
No date for the announcement or the week covered by the recognition was provided. The available information also does not include Hejny’s statistics, details about Colorado State’s recent game, other nominees, or comments from the player, the university or the award presenter. It therefore does not establish whether a particular performance or other factor contributed to the honor.
The recognition identifies Hejny as a weekly award recipient, but no additional information was provided about the award’s selection process or the number of players considered. The stated criteria center on Division I offensive play and a connection to Texas high school or college football. Aledo High School is the Texas connection specified in the announcement.
Further details about the timing and selection were not included in the summary. The award announcement, as described, places Hejny among the Division I offensive players recognized by SPORTyler for the weekly honor.
Story summarized from the original created by Phil Hicks on tylerpaper.com, see more information here.
