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Byron football two-way star commits to Division II Minnesota State University, Mankato

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BYRON — Last October, Jordan Heimer knew there was a possibility he had played his final football game with his older brother, Carson. Jordan Heimer, the youngest of four boys and a soon-to-be Byron High School senior, announced his verbal commitment to play Division II football at Minnesota State University-Mankato on June 26, where Carson is set to play and attend classes this fall. Meaning, the dynamic duo could reunite on the gridiron in Man…

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Byron football two-way star commits to Division II Minnesota State University, Mankato

BYRON — Last October, Jordan Heimer knew there was a possibility he had played his final football game with his older brother, Carson. Jordan Heimer, the youngest of four boys and a soon-to-be Byron High School senior, announced his verbal commitment to play Division II football at Minnesota State University-Mankato on June 26, where Carson is set to play and attend classes this fall. Meaning, the dynamic duo could reunite on the gridiron in Man…

·Cherokee County, United States
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Post Bulletin broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Sunday, June 28, 2026.
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