Former SWOSU wide receiver Torin Justice, who concluded his collegiate career with the Bulldogs in 2021, has turned perseverance into a record-setting professional football career, becoming the most prolific receiver in the history of Mexico's Liga de Fútbol Americano Profesional.
 
Justice finished the 2026 LFA season as the league's career leader with 196 receptions, 2,660 receiving yards, 29 touchdown catches and 295 targets.
 
"It's a blessing to still be playing the game at a high level," Justice said. "Accomplishing things like this is something that keeps me going."
 
The Katy, Texas, native began his professional career with Fundidores de Monterrey in 2022 and helped the franchise win Tazón México V during his first season. Fundidores later became Osos de Monterrey, where Justice continued adding to his career totals and helped the franchise reach the league championship game in 2025 and 2026.
 
Before rewriting the LFA record book, Justice arrived at SWOSU following previous stops at Trinity Valley Community College and Abilene Christian.
 
In his season with the Bulldogs, Justice caught 39 passes for a team-leading 688 yards and eight touchdowns. His 17.6 yards per reception ranked fourth in the Great American Conference, and he finished among the league's top eight in receiving yards and touchdowns. Justice earned All-GAC recognition and was the only Bulldog to receive all-conference honors that season.
 

"Losing every game during my senior season could have been a reason for most people to give up, but I continued to believe in myself," Justice said. "When something you love is threatened with being taken away from you, you fight harder to give yourself a chance. I'll never stop fighting."
 
Justice has also taken his career to Europe. He played six games for the Hamburg Sea Devils in 2024 before returning to Mexico. Shortly after helping Osos reach Tazón México IX in 2026, he joined the Paris Musketeers of the European Football Alliance, where he currently plays.
 
Justice was named the EFA Week 12 Player of the Week after recording seven receptions for 130 yards and two touchdowns against the Munich Ravens.
 
He plans to continue building his résumé in hopes of earning additional opportunities in Europe and Canada. Along the way, he hopes his journey demonstrates what is possible for other Division II student-athletes.
 
"Enjoy your time as a Bulldog," Justice said. "Soak up as much as you can from your coaches and teammates to make yourself better. Maximize your time because it goes fast."