Dustin Caldwell
Dustin Caldwell was the key factor in a massive turnaround of the Putnam City North football program. A tailback, Caldwell rushed for almost 4,000 years in his career and was the City Player of the Year as a senior. That senior year, the Panthers were 12-2 after never having won more than 5 games in a season as a member of Oklahoma's largest class. Their only two losses were to Lawton Eisenhower, one of those in the State Championship game. Eisenhower was the number one ranked team in the country according to USA Today. After his All-State senior year, Dustin took a scholarship to the University of Oklahoma. His career was riddled with injuries in college, but his high school career was legendary.
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Daily Oklahoman All-City Player of the Year (Football, Senior)
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2x All-City (Football, HM Junior, 1st Team Senior)
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Helped the Panthers to the State Semifinals (Basketball, Senior)
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First Team Daily Oklahoman All-State (Football, Senior)
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Coaches’ All-State Game Selection (Football, Senior)
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Class 5A All-State (Football, Senior)
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Named the Greatest Player in PCN History by the Daily Oklahoman (Football, 2007)
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Led Team to State Championship Game (Football, Senior)
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Associated Press Oklahoma Super Team Selection (Football, Senior)
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7 School Records (Football)
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Friday Paper All-Decade Team (Football, 1999)
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Class 5A State Record for Rushing (Football, Senior)
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KXY/Dr. Pepper Radio Player of the Year (Football, Senior)
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Daily Oklahoman Blue Chip Selection (Football, Senior)
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National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete (Football, Senior)
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Continued Football Career at The University of Oklahoma
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Played for the Sooners for 3 seasons (1991, 1992, 1993)