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Former Prosper softball coach sentenced to 50 years without parole for sexual abuse of a child under 14

Jamal Robinson
Jamal Robinson
Jamal Robinson
Sports Reporter · Dallas, TX

Jamal, a proud graduate of the University of Houston, has been covering the Dallas Cowboys and Mavericks for over eight years. His experience includes stints at ESPN and local radio stations, where he honed his ability to connect with fans and convey the pulse of the city’s sports culture.

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Sports Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 2:44 PM · 1 min read
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Former Prosper softball coach sentenced to 50 years without parole for sexual abuse of a child under 14 — Grand Prairie Sports news

Investigators uncovered years of abuse after a 14-year-old athlete became pregnant

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