It's National Signing Day and the dynamic duo from Brennan High School, Ashton and Aaron Dubose, they're among the many signing their letters of intent today.
Ashton is San Antonio's all-time leading passer and his twin brother Aaron is his favorite receiver.
Twin brothers Ashton and Aaron Dubose have always been on the same page.
That's not going to change anytime soon as they head off to college.
"It felt amazing just to see my parents smile and just to see them knowing their hard work and dedication and their sacrifices paid off," said Ashton. "It feels amazing because this is my dream."
"It was a great feeling because not everybody's able to go to the next level and I had the opportunity to go so I just want to thank God for allowing me and giving me the opportunity to play at the next level," said Aaron.
The Dubose brothers were electrifying during their careers at Brennan High School.
Ashton threw for more than 9,000 yards as a four-year starter at quarterback.
"Every Friday helped me prepare for the Saturdays coming up," said Ashton.
Aaron was on the receiving end for most of those throws, racking up more than 1,200 yards and 11 touchdowns during their senior season.
"Going against great athletes will help me get better at my game," said Aaron.
The twins are now taking their talents to the Texas panhandle to play at West Texas A&M
It's a very special moment because we've been playing with each other since we were four years old and," said Aaron. "The connection and stuff is there already so it's going to be great to continue to just do the same thing we've been doing in high school."
It's a sweet package deal for the West Texas Buffaloes and a prayer answered for Antoinetta and Rodney.
"This entire process has been stressful," said Antoinetta."And we knew it was going to be together because that's all we prayed about, just let them stay together, that's all we prayed about. This morning when they signed it was like a dream come true."
"I'm going to miss them but at the same time I'm going to be happy because I know they're going to do something great," said Rodney.
At West Texas A&M home games, the football team takes the field while their live mascot Thunder runs on...but Ashton and Aaron are already on the same page with that too.
"I'd be scared, I'll be in the back probably," said Ashton.
"I'm going to be behind the buffalo for sure," said Aaron. "Keep my distance."