Five-star QB Max Browne headed to USC – Orange County Register
Skyline alum Max Browne named potential breakout star for USC football | Prep football news | Issaquah Reporter
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Skyline QB Max Browne Chooses USC - SB Nation Seattle
Five-star QB Max Browne verbally commits to USC - Sports Illustrated
Patient Max Browne from Skyline High in Sammamish is again competing for QB job at USC | The Seattle Times
Skyline QB Browne nominated for Army player of the year | king5.com
Max Browne absorbs life's punches, finds new perspective
Former Skyline star Max Browne officially wins USC starting QB job | The Seattle Times
Skyline quarterback Max Browne named national player of the year | The Seattle Times
Skyline QB Max Browne commits to USC football
Max Browne, superstar Wash. QB, just finished one of the best prep careers of all time - Yahoo Sports
Skyline QB Max Browne named Army player of the year | king5.com
Goon: Utah prep football deserves another shot on ESPN - The Salt Lake Tribune
Max Browne's Skyline High School Career Home
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Max Browne to transfer to Pitt - Cardiac Hill
Skyline QB Browne named AP Washington player of year
Turnovers plague Skyline in 31-17 loss to Bellevue | Football | Issaquah Reporter
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VIDEO: One-On-One With Skyline QB, USC Commit Max Browne At Elite 11 - SB Nation Seattle
Max Browne's Skyline High School Career Home
From No. 1 QB in the country to 'bust,' former Skyline star Max Browne is still standing — and sharing his story | The Seattle Times
Max Browne named Washington Gatorade Player of the Year | Issaquah Reporter
From No. 1 QB in the country to 'bust,' former Skyline star Max Browne is still standing — and sharing his story | The Seattle Times
