10 Facts About Randy McEachern

Randy McEachern was born on October 5,1955 and is a former American football player.

Randy McEachern was an all-district quarterback and district MVP for the Pasadena Dobie High School football team, which he led to the district championship.

Randy McEachern was captain of the golf team and ran track.

Late in the season, Randy McEachern re-injured his knee in practice and Sam Ansley replaced him that week against TCU and the start of the next against Baylor.

That season, Randy McEachern threw for 906 yards with 8 touchdowns and 4 interceptions, while rushing for 189 yards and 3 touchdowns.

Coach Akers worried that it would keep him from playing, but by the fall, Randy McEachern was again the starter.

Randy McEachern struggled early and after a poor showing against Oklahoma was replaced by Donnie Little who got the start the next week against North Texas State.

In that game Randy McEachern came off the bench and threw two touchdown passes to rally Texas to a come-from-behind win and reclaim his starting position.

Randy McEachern shared some time with Little, and got to play against his brother Greg, who played defense for TCU.

Randy McEachern married author, and former Texas cheerleader, Jenna Hays Randy McEachern with whom he had two children.