WAI

My career in sports has known few boundaries. After working on the family farm in Georgia I shuffled off to the Marines before landing at Washington State University. I have worked with the likes of Joe Paterno, Woody Hayes, Bob Griese, and Dan Fouts. I was there when Spitz won 7, and Heiden skated to 5. I was on hand for Bucky's blast as I was when the Mets beat the Astros … [Read more...] about Who am I?

I may not be the brother of Loretta Lynn, but I am a coal miner's son. It's kinda difficult to pick a number to represent me. Is it 600? As in the amount of money I signed for. Or is it 1959? As in the one year I was temporarily retired. Perhaps 235 represents me best. That number did account for more points than the 335 that could also symbolize my accomplishments. Put … [Read more...] about Who am I?

REMEMBER - Comments have been blocked until tomorrow morning. 1. I was born in Villa Gonzalez of the Dominican Republic and signed a Major League contract as an amateur free agent. So far I have played six seasons in the National League. I finished in the top ten for Rookie-of-the –Year voting. One season I finished in the top ten voting for the MVP. Three times I have … [Read more...] about Challenge I – Who am I?

I was born in Pasedena, California where I went to John Muir High before running with the Rebels during my college career. I became known for my ability to slash to the basket as I averaged just under 14 points per game. I earned first team AP All-American as I helped UNLV to back-to-back final four appearances. I was part of the team that put a NCAA-final-game record … [Read more...] about Who am I?

I was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and I stayed a Volunteer for my college years. My time on the gridiron at Knoxville earned me a first round pick in the NFL draft. During my 15-year career I scored two touch downs, yet I played in 13 Pro Bowls and was nominated a First-Team All-Pro eight different years. I made over 100 tackles four different seasons. I had … [Read more...] about Who am I?